During Bochum's draw with Holstein Kiel, Ghanaian attacker Myron Boadu sustains a hamstring injury

Myron Boadu, a Ghanaian forward who was born in the Netherlands, left the game before halftime due to a hamstring injury sustained during Bochum's Bundesliga away draw with Holstein Kiel. The setback forced Boadu to be substituted in the 45th minute, allowing Moritz Broschinski to play the remaining minutes. To ascertain the severity of the injuries, he will have scans performed.

The Ghanaian attacker scored twice as Bochum held Holstein Kiel to a 2-2 draw before he left the field. Germany international Steven Skrzybski opened the score for the home team in the third minute of Sunday's match at the Holstein-Stadion with a penalty kick. Boadu led the visitors' comeback and was a continual danger to the Holstein Kiel defense. But his perseverance paid off in the 37th minute when he received a Matus Bero ball and sent a low shot into the net from within the area to tie the score.

The Ghanaian forward doubled the visitors' lead in the exciting affair two minutes later with his second goal of the game. Bochum had a slim lead going into halftime thanks to Boadu's brace. David Zec gave the home team a point five minutes into the second half as the game ended in a draw. The 24-year-old Dutch-Ghanaian attacker has scored seven goals and provided an assist in 11 outings for Bochum in the Bundesliga.

source: https://ghanasoccernet.com/