Ghana winger Osman Bukari provided an assist when Red Star Belgrade succumbed to a 3-2 home defeat to Manchester City in the last game of the UEFA Champions League group stage phase on Tuesday evening.
Manchester City ended the campaign as group winners whilst Red Star Belgrade suffered an exit from this season's Champions League after finishing at the bottom of the group log with just a point.
20-year-old Micah Hamilton, who has been with the club since the age of nine and put City ahead after 19 minutes in a hostile atmosphere in Serbia.
On a great night for City's academy, 20-year-old Oscar Bobb also scored his first goal for the club with a jinking run at the home defence, before curling in the second on the 63rd minutes.
Hwang In-beom pulled one back for Red Star courtesy Osman Bukari's pass when he got free of marker Kalvin Phillips and shot low past Stefan Ortega.
But Phillips made amends when he converted a penalty, after the impressive Hamilton had been fouled.
Aleksandar Katai headed in a late second for Red Star, but reigning European champions City were not to be denied and follow in the footsteps of Real Madrid to advance into the last 16 with six wins from six group matches.
Bukari scored two goals and provided two assists for Red Star Belgrade in their UEFA Champions League campaign this season.
By: Gideon Kofi Nyamekye
