Ghanaian winger Osman Bukari was the star of the show as Red Star Belgrade secured a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Partizan Beograd in the Serbian Superliga over the weekend.
The game, which took place at the Stadion Rajko Mitic, was filled with drama and excitement until the very end.
Bukari, who was in the starting lineup for Red Star Belgrade, played a crucial role in his team’s victory by providing an important assist in the 89th minute. The assist helped set up the goal that ultimately secured the win for his team in a match that went into additional time.
The game saw Bukari putting in a stellar performance, lasting a total of 90 + 11 minutes on the field. His compatriot Leonard Owusu also started the game for Partizan Beograd and played the entire match.
The match started with Partizan Beograd taking the lead in the 11th minute through Samed Baždar, who was assisted by Arandel Stojković. However, Red Star Belgrade quickly equalized in the 16th minute with a goal from Guelor Kanga.
The second half was just as intense, with Xander Severina scoring to give Partizan Beograd the lead again in the 56th minute. But Red Star Belgrade fought back, with Cherif Ndiaye finding the back of the net in the 89th minute to level the score. It was Bukari who provided the crucial assist for Ndiaye’s goal, showcasing his skill and class on the field.
The game went into additional time, and Aleksandar Katai scored the winning goal for Red Star Belgrade in the 90th +9 minute, sealing the victory for his team.
Bukari has been in fine form this season, making a total of 25 appearances, scoring seven goals, and providing six assists in the Serbian Superliga. His performance in the match against Partizan Beograd further solidifies his reputation as a key player for Red Star Belgrade.
