Ghanaian striker Kwame Peprah has set sights on scoring more goals for Orlando Pirates this season.
Peprah hit a brace in back to back games as the Buccaneers secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Ustuhu at the Orlando Stadium on Thursday evening.
The 21-year-old, who was the first player to do this since Tendai Ndoro in the 2016/17 season became the sixth player in Orlando Pirates history to score back-to-back braces since the PSL era began in 1996/97.
"First of all, we thank God for the victory, I would say it’s by the grace of God and also the motivation of the leaders we have, like our skippers, the coaches and the entire technical team that we have been this far," Peprah told Pirates media after the clash against AmaZulu.
"I am getting addicted to the style of play of this club little by little. And I know for sure that as time goes on I will get more goals for the club and the club is going to achieve."
Peprah joined Orlando Pirates at the start of the season from Ghana Premier League side King Faisal, where he scored 10 goals and provided 10 assists.