Followers of Major League Soccer in the United States are becoming familiar with the story of Tanzanian forward Bernard Kamungo after the FC Dallas attacker scored his first MLS goal over the weekend to give the Texan club a 2-1 victory over Real Salt Lake. The 21-year-old, a native of Kasula near the Tanzania-Burundi border, relocated to Texas after spending time in a refugee camp as a child and was a star at Abilene High School before receiving $90 and encouragement from his brother to try out for FC Dallas’ reserve team North Texas SC. After two years with North Texas, Kamungo continues to impress and is awaiting an opportunity with the Tanzania national team.

Kamungo and recent South Sudan national team debutant Machop Chol both came on as substitutes to score their first MLS goals over the weekend. Watch their goals and other goal contributions from African players in the top three tiers of American soccer below.

Bernard Kamungo (Tanzania) scores a late match winner for his first MLS goal in FC Dallas victory over Real Salt Lake

Bongokuhle Hlongwane (South Africa) turns in a cross for his second goal of the season in Minnesota United’s defeat to Orlando

After recently making his national team debut, Machop Chol (South Sudan) scores his first MLS goal in Atlanta United’s draw at Toronto FC

Augustine Williams (Sierra Leone) scores twice in Charleston Battery’s midweek victory at Tampa Bay Rowdies

Prince Saydee (Liberia) makes it four goals in six matches with his first half strike in Hartford Athletic’s victory at Oakland Roots

Albert Dikwa (Cameroon) chests in the opening goal for Pittsburgh Riverhounds in victory against Rio Grande Valley

Laurent Kissiedou (Ivory Coast) sets up Memphis 901’s second goal in 2-2 draw against Las Vegas Lights

Sport4Charity graduate Ates Diouf (Senegal) assists the opening goal and former South Africa under-20 player Phila Dlamini sets up the match winner in Lexington SC’s victory