Ghana’s Osman Bukari who plays for Red Star has been left heart broken after his side’s draw against Partizan in Belgrade derby in Serbian top-flight.
Osman Bukari scored the opening goal in the game for Red Star on Wednesday evening.
However, Bebras Natcho scored from the penalty spot 11 minutes into the second half, a goal that ended the game in a stalemate.
According to Bukari, the final result of the game managed to take away the joy he had for scoring for Red Star.
“I’m happy about the goal, but we didn’t win and that’s why I’m sad. The goal was nice, I practiced shots like this in training yesterday… Then the ball went over the goal, but now it was a perfect shot. I think this is the most beautiful goal in my life,” he said.
Bukari scored on the 26th minute to give the away team the lead.
He noted that his side can learn from their mistakes to better themselves.
“There are positive impressions when it comes to the derby, but I am sure that it will be even better when we are the hosts. I think we can do better than this, we need to act more as a team. The pressing was not good, we have to be better in that segment, but now we are going to rest and focus on the next match that is waiting for us already at the weekend,” he added.
In Bukari’s first season in Serbia, the 22-year-old Ghanaian forward has four goals and one assist in league five matches.
He netted thrice in the Champions League qualifiers, making it a total of seven goals in nine appearances.