Gambian footballers Sidiki Jawara and Mustapha Jallow scored crucial goals to help Bhutanese side Paro FC recover from a two-goal deficit and draw with Ahal FC in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Challenge League.
Paro FC had fallen 2-0 behind before Jawara sparked the comeback with a well-taken free-kick that reduced the deficit and revived his team’s hopes.
The Gambian midfielder’s goal gave Paro renewed momentum as the Bhutanese side sought to recover from the difficult position.
Jallow, who came on as a substitute, completed the comeback by heading home a cross to level the score and secure a valuable point for Paro FC.
His late equaliser ensured that Paro avoided defeat after trailing by two goals, with the Gambian pair playing decisive roles in the continental competition.
The performances of Jawara and Jallow highlighted the contribution of Gambian players competing abroad, as both rose to the occasion to help their club recover from a challenging situation.
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