Club Brugge boss Philippe Clement lauded Ghanaian winger Kamal Sowah following his impressive display against Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday.
Sowah lasted for 92 minutes of action as the Belgian giants came from behind to draw 1-1 with Mauricio Pochettino's side.
Ander Herrera gave PSG the lead in the 15th minute before captain Hans Vanaken bagged the equaliser in the 27th minute in the Group A matchday one tie at Jan Breydel Stadium.
"Lang, De Ketelaere, Vanaken, Sowah, ... I really should name every player. You can only get a result like tonight's if everyone is fully focused and committed and that was the case,” Clement said after the game, his club’s official website reported.
“They've played a wonderful game, both physically and mentally. We started off well but conceded a goal after 15 minutes play. But then, the reaction from my players is what really satisfies me as a coach.
"This is our football philosophy. This is how we want to play every game. If I have to be critical, then I would say that we need a bit more efficiency.
"The other teams in the group will not be taken by surprise by us, we still have five finals to play and we need to be ready. I don't think we should limit the dreams of the players. Let them dream of what could be and we'll see where we end in this group. But this was a brilliant performance from our part."
The result has left Brugge third on the table behind leaders Manchester City, who beat German side RB Leipzig 6-3 in the other group game, and PSG.
Sowah joined the Belgian side on a four-year contract from Premier League side Leicester City last month.