Hibs midfielder Azeem Abdulai, made his international debut with Sierra Leone in their 2-3 home defeat to Zimbabwe, having switched his international allegiance earlier this month.
Didier Gomes Da Rosa’s side appeared in complete control after Alie Conteh put them ahead after seven minutes before Sallieu Tarawallie doubled the advantage midway through the first half.
However, after Marshall Munetsi pulled one back in the 72nd minute and Tawanda Chirewa levelled four minutes later, Munetsi then completed an incredible turnaround two minutes from time to give Zimbabwe all three points.
Sierra Leone face Equatorial Guinea this afternoon
Abdulai joined Hibs from Leyton Orient in the summer transfer window on a three-year deal.
Born in Glasgow, Abdulai came through the Celtic, Leicester City and Swansea City youth ranks before making his first-team breakthrough with the Welsh club.
He was sold to Orient in January 2025 and has since made 65 appearances for the League One club, 41 of them last season, 22 of them starts, as they finished 20th of the 24 teams.
He made his Hibs debut from the bench replacing Josh Mulligan in the 81st minute of Europa League qualifier away leg defeat to Malisheva KF.
He has since made three other appearances from the bench.
