The weekend was yet again filled with another football excitement with some expected and surprising results. Your most trusted sports hub Kickgh.com once again, is at hand to serve you with another wrap up of how Ghanaian nationals plying their trade abroad fared for their respective clubs
ENGLAND
Staring from the Premier League, Kudus Mohammed was handed his second Premier League start and marked it in style with another halfway acrobatic goal in West Ham United's painful 3-2 away loss at Brentford.
Jordan Ayew exhibited a top-tier performance having registered an assist to help Crystal Palace win 2-0 at Burnley. He assisted his compatriot Jeffrey Schlupp to get on the scoresheet- marking the third time both players have combined to contribute goals to the club.
Antoine Semenyo was a second half substitute in AFC Bournemouth's appalling and embarrassing 6-1 defeat to champions Manchester City last Saturday at the Etihad Stadium.
At the King Power Stadium, Abdul Fatawu Issahaku lasted the entire duration for Leicester City in their painful 0-1 home loss to Leeds United in the Championship.
Kamaldeen Sulemana enjoyed 77 minutes of action in Southampton's vital 1-0 win over Millwall last Saturday.
In the English U18 League, Kirsten Otchere serged on with his scoring form and grabbed his fifth of the season in Leicester City's 2-5 away win over West Brom.
SPAIN
At the Estadio la Ceramica, Inaki Williams netted his fifth goal of the campaign to power Athletico Bilbao to an important 2-3 win over Villarreal in the Spanish topflight.
Enterprising center-back Abdul Mumin had a decent game for Rayo Vallacano in their hard-earned goalless draw against giants Real Madrid at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.
Iddrisu Baba was a second half substitute in UD Almeria's 1-0 away loss at Deportivo Alaves.
In the Segunda B, ex- Kotoko striker Dauda Mohammed wasn't in the squad for Tenerife in their 2-0 loss at Real Valladolid.
Samuel Obeng Gyabaa scored from the spot to power SD Huesca to a narrow 0-1 away win over SD Amorebieta.
GERMANY
Patrick Pfeiffer wasn't in action for FC Augsburg in their 1-1 draw with FC Cologne in the Bundesliga.
In the Bundesliga II, Jan Gyamerah featured for FC Nuremberg in their 1-2 defeat to Shalke O4.
Stephan Ambrosius enjoyed full throttle for Hamburger SV in their 2-0 win over Magdeburg. Ransford Yeboah Konigsdorffer was subbed off in the second half.
FRANCE
In the French topflight, Salis Abdul Samed was introduced in the second half for RC Lens in their goalless drawn game with FC Lorient.
Olympic Lyon woes continued over the weekend having played another goalless draw with FC Metz. Ernest Nuamah was a second half substitute whiles Benjamin Tetteh warmed the bench for the visiting side.
Alidu Seidu was suspended in Clermont Foot's goalless draw with RC Strasbourg due to accumulation of cards.
In the French Ligue 2, Nicholas Opoku lasted the entire duration for Amiens SC in their vital 0-1 away triumph over Dunkerque.
Stalwart defender Emmanuel Ntim also started and played full time for Caen who lost 2-1 to ES Troyes last Sunday
HOLLAND
Ex- Ghana youth international, Ibrahim Sadiq made a cameo appearance for AZ Alkmaar in their 1-1 draw with Excelsior. Ernest Owusu was an unused substitute for the visitors.
TURKEY
Black Stars defender Kingsley Schindler came off the bench to score the match winner for Samsunspor in their precious 2-1 win over Hatayspor to record their first win of the season.
In the same Turkish Super Liga, Alexander Djiku wasn't in the list for Fenerbahce in their surprising 2-3 home defeat to Trabzonspor and is their first since the commencement of the 2023/24 football season.
Daniel Amartey was not in the squad for Besiktas who lost 3-2 away at Antalyaspor.
In the Turkish Ligue 1, Prince Ampem scored twice for Eyuspor in their emphatic 4-1 home win over Adanaspor.
SWITZERLAND
Former Hearts of Oak forward Daniel Afriyie Barnieh wasn't in action for FC Zurich who suffered a 0-2 defeat at home to Servette in the Swiss topflight.
Black Stars first-choice goalie Lawrence Ati-Zigi was in post for FC ST Gallen in their huge 2-5 away win over FC Stade Laussane-Ouchy. Black Meteors jewel Emmanuel Essiam was introduced in the second half for the losing side.
BELGIUM
Joseph Paintsil lasted the entire duration for KRC Genk who lost 3-2 at Royal Antwerp. His countryman Christopher Bonsu Baah was introduced in the second half.
Denis Odoi played 58 minutes for Club Brugge who suffered a painful 2-1 loss to Union St Gilloise away from home.
At the Stade Maurice Dufrasne, Kamal Sowah played 87 minutes for Standard Liege who drew 1-1 with KV Mechelen last Sunday.
SCOTLAND
Jojo Wollacott was at the bench for Hibernian in their 0-1 home loss to Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership.
SWEDEN
Former Black Satellites defender Nathaniel Adjei lasted the entire duration for Hammarby IF in their goalless draw against Vaernamo.
In the same Allsvenskan, Naeem Mohammed netted a brace for Halmstads BK in their emphatic 3-0 home win over Kalmar FF. Tomas Boakye also played all minutes for the victors.
Former WAFA midfielder, Emmanuel Boateng featured for Elfsborg in their 2-2 home draw with Degerfors.
AUSTRIA
Inform Augustine Boakye scored and assisted for Wolfsberger AC in their resounding 4-0 triumph over SK Austria Klagenfurt in the Austrian Bundesliga.
Another WAFA graduate Forson Amankwah was also a second half substitute for Red Bull Salzburg in their 0-2 away win at WSG Tirol.
Mohammed Fuseini was brought into action in the second half for Sturm Graz in their 3-1 defeat away at LASK.
DENMARK
Right to Dream Academy graduate Ibrahim Osman featured for FC Norsdjaelland in their narrow 1-0 win over Vejle Boldklub last night.
GREECE
Baba Rahman registered an assist for FC PAOK in their crucial 2-4 away over giants Olympiacos in the Greek Premier League.
NORTH MACEDONIA
On-loan Hearts of Oak youngster Issah Kuka was on target to mark his second of the season for FC Shkupi in their 2-0 home win over FK Vardar.
By: Iddriss Abdul Rahim
