Introduced at the start of the second half, the 17-year-old forward wasted little time making his presence felt. Teye produced a moment of individual brilliance in the 50th minute, racing onto a through ball before weaving past two defenders and rounding the goalkeeper to score the decisive goal.
Beyond the goal, Teye was a constant threat to the Olympics defence. His pace, close control and intelligent movement repeatedly unsettled the visitors, who struggled to contain him whenever he received possession in dangerous areas.
The award caps another impressive outing for the young forward, who has now scored in both of his first two league appearances. Two games. Two goals. A Man of the Match award.