Ghanaian wunderkind Aziz Misbawu fires 6 goals in a single game in Greater Accra D2 League

A talented Ghanaian youngster whose rise to fame is characterized by goals has hit the headlines again after firing 6 goals in a single game to power his side to victory.

Aziz Misbawu on Wednesday sent the town of Amrahia into huge jubilation when he brilliantly powered his Still Believe FC side to a 9-0 win over Patrons Soccer Club in the Greater Accra Regional Division Two League registering the first double hat trick of the season.

Aziz grabbed a perfect hat trick and added his fourth before the break.

The Still Believe striker broke the virginity of the game on the 9^th minute with a wonderful right-footed drive outside the 18-yard box to spark what turned out to be a mauling for their visitors.

Not long after his opener, Aziz headed home his second from a Shaibu Abdallah cross on the 22^nd minute to take his personal tally to two.

Seven minutes after the half hour mark, the wonder kid swiveled himself around a Patron SC defender and slotted home a beautiful finish with his left leg to complete a perfect hat trick.

The promising striker grabbed his double brace with a minute to the break to send his side 4-0 up into the half time break.

He completed his glut on the 72^nd minute with yet another thunderous strike from the back of the 18-yard box before adding another 8 minutes later from the spot to complete his double-hat trick.

Akilu Mubarak grabbed two goals to his credit before Abdul Aziz Issah added the final goal to complete a 9-0 humbling of Patrons SC.

Aziz Misbawu has taken his goal tally to 7 goals in 4 games in the competition.

The stupendous performance of the teenager has attracted the attention of Dreams FC head coach Vladislav Viric who has drafted him into the senior side where he always trains.

Aziz, thus, trains with the Ghana Premier League side always but joins their youth side Still Believe FC during league games.

Still Believe FC are now on top of the table in their Zone with 10 points with a goal difference of 12.