Ghanaian forward, Doris Boaduwaa wasted no time in announcing her arrival in European football after scoring for Spartak Subotica on her debut in the Women's UEFA Champions League.
The former Hasaacas Ladies striker netted in the first half as the Serbian champions thrashed KI Klaksvik 7-0 in the Champions League qualifiers.
Spartak Subotica got off to a good start after Violeta Slovic opened the scoring in the 20th minute before Kamile Pavarin doubled the advantage ten minutes later.
Boaduwaa added the third four minutes later as the Serbians went into the break with a 3-0 lead.
After the break, Tijana Filipovic put the game beyond the visitors with Spartak's fourth before Ann Langdok Makenzie added the fifth on the hour mark.
Zivana Stupar and Nadja Uvalin rounded up victory with 15 minutes remaining.
Boaduwaa joined Spartak Subotica in the summer transfer window and was making her first appearance for the club in the UEFA Champions League.