English-Ghanaian forward Sean Adarkwa delivered an impressive performance, scoring and providing an assist as Woking defeated Birmingham City U21 3-1 in the National League Cup.

Adarkwa played a decisive role in the encounter at the Laithwaite Community Stadium, contributing directly to two of Woking's goals to help the hosts secure qualification for the quarter-finals.

The forward provided the assist for Woking's opener in the third minute, setting up academy graduate Tom Dryer, who rounded the goalkeeper before slotting the ball into the net.

Dryer subsequently turned provider in the 11th minute, setting up Liam Dulson, who fired a low effort past the Birmingham goalkeeper to double Woking's advantage.

Birmingham reduced the deficit early in the second half through Menzi Mazwi, who capitalised on a mistake in possession to make it 2-1.

However, Adarkwa restored Woking's two-goal cushion in the 62nd minute, finding the net to put the hosts firmly in control.

Woking managed the remainder of the contest to secure a 3-1 victory and book their place in the competition's quarter-finals.

The result extended the Cards' winning run to two matches across all competitions.