In an impressive display, Swedish-born Ghanaian footballer Kofi Fosuhene Asare played a pivotal role in Landskrona BoIS's 3-0 victory against Trelleborg in the Superettan league.

Starting the game, Asare showcased his skills on the pitch for 49 minutes before being substituted by Gustaf Bruzelius. During his time on the field, he made a significant impact, contributing to the team's success.

The opening goal came from a well-executed play by Adam Egnell, who collected the ball after a corner.

He delivered a perfectly balanced cross, finding Melker Jonsson at the far post. Jonsson calmly controlled the ball and beautifully finished to put BoIS in the lead.

The second goal came courtesy of Ousmane Diawara, who seized an opportunity created by a defensive error from TFF.

Diawara was brought down inside the penalty area, resulting in a penalty for BoIS. Moreover, due to the same incident, a TFF defender received a red card, leaving them with one less player on the field.

Kofi Asare confidently stepped up to take the penalty and scored without any hesitation, increasing BoIS's lead to 2-0.

With a two-goal advantage and an extra man on their side, Landskrona BoIS dominated possession, showcasing their superior gameplay.

The third and final goal of the match was netted by Ousmane Diawara in the 17th minute. David Edvardsson set up the opportunity, finding Diawara, who displayed skillful footwork and struck the ball from just outside the penalty area, sealing the impressive victory for BoIS.

Looking ahead, Landskrona BoIS will be gearing up to face Östersunds FK in their next league fixture, with hopes of continuing their winning streak and further solidifying their position in the Superettan league.