Callum Hudson-Odoi scored a hat-trick to steal the headlines in a 5v5 pickup game against King Promise.
The Champions League winner arrived in Ghana on Wednesday for the summer holidays.
The two stars selected their respective teams to face off at the Queensland Astro Turf on Thursday evening.
Hudson-Odoi's team came out victorious winning 7-6. The Chelsea winger scored three goals whilst providing one assist.
King Promise on the other hand, assisted a single goal.
The match left the hundreds of fans at Queensland entertained as they dazzled at the quick and nimbly feet of Hudson-Odoi.
Thousands of users on social media followed the game with keen interest. Here are some reactions:
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