Ghanaian forward Joe Dodoo says he is delighted to score double for the Rangers FC on Saturday.
The 21-year-old netted a brace to help his side to beat Patrick Thistle in the Scottish Premier League.
“It is fantastic to come in and get game time, and to score two goals and win us the game is a good feeling, and it means we climb up the table,” Dodoo told Rangers TV.
“It’s great to hear the fans singing my name. It is a new club for me, and for the goal to come so late and get the three points for the team was great as well for the fans to enjoy the weekend.
“It wasn’t easy for the supporters, to dominate the game and then go a goal down. Their emotions must have gone up and down.
“That goal is up there with the latest I have ever scored. I have got a few before at that time of the game, but this is the first time in the league that I have done that.
He added: “You always have to believe in yourself and when the manager is putting you on, it means you have to go and do something for him, and I’m glad I could do that.
“We were unfortunate to go a goal down but to score two goals and get the three points is the most important thing.”
Dodoo joined Rangers from English Premier League side Leicester City in the summer transfer window.
Source: GhanaWeb
