Ghanaian striker Elvis Manu climbed off the bench to score twice for Ludogorets in their 4-1 away win against Beroe in the Bulgarian top-flight league on Sunday afternoon.
Manu had come on to replace Anicet Abel in the 58th minute and quickly establish himself in the game with a double.
Claudiu Keseru shot the visitors ahead after just three minutes into the game when he was set by Tekpetey.
Ivan Minchev, however, leveled things up for the hosts seven minutes after recess.
Ludogorets starting troubling Beroe with some thunderous moves upfront and finally got a 2-1 lead through Elvis Manu in the 61st minute-mark of the game.
The Dutch-born Ghanaian international struck again eight minutes from full time to give his side a 3-1 lead before Kiril Despodov wrapped a 4-1 away win for Ludogorets in the 89th minute.
Tepkepey who started the game was replaced by Dominik Yankov in the 58th minute.
