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Christopher Bonsu Baah produces outstanding first-half display for Al Qadsiah

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
September 9, 2026
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Christopher Bonsu Baah put in a commanding first-half performance for Al Qadsiah as they established a comfortable 3-0 advantage over Al-Ahli.

The Ghanaian winger was heavily involved in Al Qadsiah’s attacking play, combining his pace and dribbling ability with impressive creativity in the final third.

Bonsu Baah created two big chances during the opening 45 minutes and also registered two key passes, underlining his influence in helping his team consistently threaten the Al-Ahli defence.

His contribution was rewarded with an assist, as the 22-year-old played an important role in Al Qadsiah’s three-goal advantage before the break.

Beyond his attacking output, Bonsu Baah also showed his willingness to contribute defensively. He made two recoveries and remained active in possession, recording 30 touches in the first half.

He also completed one successful dribble, using his ability to take on defenders and create space for himself and his teammates.

With an assist, two big chances created and two key passes already to his name, Bonsu Baah emerged as one of Al Qadsiah’s most influential players in a dominant opening half against Al-Ahli.

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