Ghanaian midfielder Anderson Aseidu played a pivotal role in Hartford Athletic's 2-2 draw against Charleston Battery in the USL Championship on Friday.
The match marked the first draw between the two teams, with Hartford Athletic previously claiming three victories and Charleston Battery eight.
Aseidu, who started the game at Trinity Health Stadium, played for 75 minutes and made a significant impact. In the 43rd minute, he provided a through ball assist to Michee Ngalina, who scored a stunning right-footed shot from the center of the box, soaring high into the center of the goal.
The match was intense, with Mamadou Dieng opening the scoring for Hartford Athletic in the 20th minute. However, Hartford Athletic's Renan Ribeiro received a second yellow card in the 50th minute, leaving the team a player down. Charleston Battery capitalized on this, with Nathan Dossantos equalizing in the 70th minute and Nick Markanich scoring the second goal in the 90th minute.
Anderson Aseidu, 28, has been a valuable player for Hartford Athletic in the 2024 USL Championship, playing 14 games and providing three assists so far.