Ghanaian forward Ahmed Said grabbed a consolation goal for Hadjuk Split in their 2-1 loss against Steaua Bucuresti in the penultimate qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League on Thursday.
Hadjuk Split were hoping to record a positive result when they travelled to Romania to square off against Steaua Bucuresti after drawing blank in the first leg last week.
However, following a cagey first half, they were pegged back by Harlem-Eddy Gnohere's 55th-minute penalty.
Split believed they have sailed through when Ahmed Said planted his bullet header into the far left corner.
But their joy was cut short after Harlem-Eddy Gnohere headed into an empty net at the death of the match to hand his side a 2-1 win.
Said has been heavily linked with a move to Italian Serie B side Livorno, but it remains to be seen whether the 25-year-old will make the switch as the Italian transfer window closes on Friday (today) at 7pm.
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