Albert Adomah reflected on his Ghana debut against Brazil and declared himself "delighted" with his night's work.
The City winger made his international bow for Ghana as a 77th minute substitute in their 1-0 friendly defeat to Brazil.
With the likes of Ronaldinho, Neymar and Marcelo lining up for Brazil, ranked sixth in the World, it was always going to be a difficult task for Ghana-especially when Daniel Opare's 34th minute saw them reduced to ten men.
But a pleased Albert told bcfc.co.uk: "It was disappointing to lose but I think we did well.
"With only ten men we had to defend but everyone gave their all out on the pitch. If it had remained 11 v 11 I think we would have drawn or even won that game.
"I thought I did well when I came on. I touched the ball about three times and I was direct, which is how I am for Bristol City.
"This is the first time I've played for my country and hopefully I've shown them what I can do going forward. In the space of time I had, I thought I did well.
"I'm delighted and hopefully if I get another chance I'll take it. I'm thinking positive."
At one point Albert managed to twist past Liverpool's Lucas before evading the challenge of two-time Fifa World Player of the Year Ronaldinho.
"It's not too hard going by Ronaldinho because he was carrying a truck," grinned Albert, "but going past Lucas was special."
After the final whistle Albert left the field wearing a Bristol City top, which he soon swapped with Chelsea target Neymar, in order to give his brother a special present.
But Albert wasn't to be left out.
"I gave my brother Neymar's top, which I swapped with my City one, but I also got Pato's top for myself," he said.