VIDEO: Watch Christopher Bonsu Baahâ??s thumping finish in Al Qadsiahâ??s stalemate against Al Shabab

Tue 14th Apr, 2026 23:56

Ghana international Christopher Bonsu Baah was on target for Al Qadsiah on Tuesday night when the team drew 2-2 with Al Shabab in the Saudi Professional League.

Playing at the Prince Saud bin Jalawi Stadium, Al Qadsiah made a bright start and took the lead after just 16 minutes. A well-worked attacking move saw Mateo Retegui provide the assist, teeing up Bonsu Baah, who unleashed a powerful strike that flew past the goalkeeper to open the scoring.

Wonderful finish from ðŸ‡¬ðŸ‡ Christopher Bonsu Baah on his left foot.

He celebrates with the Kakalika dance too. ðŸ•ºðŸ¾ pic.twitter.com/jPTmsxC7oK

â€” Owuraku Ampofo (@_owurakuampofo) April 14, 2026

Despite their early dominance, Al Qadsiah struggled to maintain control as the game progressed. Ali Azaizeh brought Al Shabab level in the 35th minute, ensuring both sides went into the break on equal terms.

The visitors continued to build on that momentum, and early in the second half, Azaizeh struck again in the 54th minute, this time finishing off an assist from Abderrazak Hamdallah to give Al Shabab a 2-1 advantage.

Refusing to back down, Al Qadsiah pushed forward in search of an equaliser. Their persistence paid off in the 76th minute when Retegui found the net, ensuring the match ended in a hard-fought draw.

Baah, after scoring on Tuesday, now boasts three goals and eight assists in 27 league appearances in the Saudi Pro League.

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VIDEO: How Ghanaian Christopher Bonsu Baah scored for Al Qadsiah against Al Shabab

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