Through the quake, Ghana lost a son in Black Stars forward Christian Atsu who was one of over 50,000 people that lost their lives.
After taking months to mourn and put things in order, Hatayspor on Sunday, July 9, returned to action in a friendly match against English lower-tier side Hull City.
Before the game, the Hatayspor squad posed for a team photo with an official of the club holding up the jersey of the late Christian Atsu to remember and pay tribute to the player.
At the end of the friendly encounter, there was no winner as the game ended in a 1-1 stalemate.
The English club, Hull City took the lead in the 67th minute through Will Jarvis before an equaliser from Unal Durmushan in the 83rd minute forced the match to end in a draw.
Hatayspor are expected to pay tribute to Christian Atsu, other players, and club officials who lost their lives in the earthquake when the new football season starts.
Source: footballghana.com
