Ghanaian youngster Christopher Baah Bonsu was given the marching orders on Sunday as KRC Genk shared the spoils with Anderlecht.

Baah Bonsu lasted only 15 minutes in Genk’s 1-1 stalemate against Anderlecht at the Cegeka Arena.

Anderlecht shot into the lead through Belgium-born Ghanaian Francis Amuzu in the 71st minute mark.

Amuzu made substitute appearance in his outfit away game against Genk and made his presence felt in the encounter.

The 24-year-old was introduced in the 70th minute before going on to open the scoring for Anderlecht in the highly competitive game on Sunday. The forward needed just a minute to announce his presence in the game.

Anderlecht seems to have secured a vital victory at away but Nigerian international Toluwalase Arokodare scored in additional minute of the game to earn a point for Genk.

Both Joseph Paintsil and Christopher Baah Bonsu were in action for Genk as they come from behind to secure a point in the game.

Painstil started and lasted 82 minutes but Baah Bonsu saw red after just 15 minutes into the game.