Tetteh replaced Martin Hasek in the second half with the Maroons two goals down to help them claw back the deficit and draw 2-2.
The home side took a first-half two-goal lead, after Ivan Schranz opened the scoring just 4 minutes into the game before Jiri Kladrubsky made it 2-0 on the stroke of half time.
However, Tetteh's introduction after the break seemed to have injected some fire power in Sparta's attack.
Guelor Kanga pulled one back four minutes after the break before the former Dreams FC forward ensured the traveling side sneaked a point back home.
Tetteh has been on the radar of several clubs in Europe and in January Wolves were reported to be preparing a bid for the lanky attacker. Read Full Story

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