Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

[mandown]

We saw once again today just how beneficial Beşiktaş's signings have been.
Trossard is like an orchestra conductor.
He both scored and created scoring chances for his teammates. Beşiktaş secured a comfortable victory.
Beşiktaş scored three goals in the match; however, a denied penalty, disallowed goals, and missed opportunities prevented Erzurumspor from suffering a heavy defeat. In my opinion, Beşiktaş looks to be in great form and appears ready for the upcoming match against Marseille. Hyeon-Gyu Oh
may not have scored today, but he played an extremely effective game.

[meser#]

We won 3-0 today, but we actually scored more goals; however, two of them were disallowed by the referee and the VAR officials. How was there a handball in Trossard's second disallowed goal? How did they see the ball hitting Agbadou's hand? From the camera angles I watched, there was no handball.
How was there a foul in the goal Cerny scored? It was a shoulder-to-shoulder challenge; the opponent fell on his own, yet the referee called a foul.
As time has gone on, Trossard has really settled into the team and the country.
Mustafa Yumlu pulled Gyu Oh by his jersey, but no penalty was awarded. Why didn't VAR step in at that moment, for instance? Today, we were denied two goals and a penalty.

We secured the win, but what if the team that becomes champion at the end of the season is decided by goal difference? Referees need to be very competent and attentive.

In my opinion, Erzurumspor needs to pick up points at home against their direct rivals. Erzurumspor is one of the teams I consider a candidate for relegation.

[MAAManda]

Fenerbahçe is one of the best teams in the league, but if you look at the history of its head coaches, you’ll see that İsmail Kartal has served as head coach at Fenerbahçe for many different seasons . Although he didn’t leave the club on good terms at the end of most of those seasons, he was called back one or two seasons later. This season, even though Fenerbahçe put together a very strong roster, the pressure on İsmail Kartal increased after the team started the league with a record of 2 wins and 2 losses in 4 matches. I think he was just waiting for the right moment to resign, and after securing the draw in this match, he resigned to avoid being remembered negatively.

I have read a lot of news about Ismail Kartal's decision & based on everything I've read, there were several moments that led him to make that decision. The first point concerns the pressure to achieve results, this actually stems from the supporters. The second, incident occurred during the match against AS Roma, when a supporter threw a bottle at him.

Fortunately, the Fenerbahçe president rejected Ismail Kartal's request to resign, which I felt was actually premature, so let's see what he might be able to achieve this season.

[l99l]

There is really nothing to say about Beşiktaş today; they were in control from start to finish. They won 3–0, but the margin could easily have been even wider—the fact that they took 21 shots proves this.
Erzurumspor failed to pose any real threat. It was crucial for Beşiktaş not to drop points following the derby against Fenerbahçe.
As for Orkun, I’m a bit undecided. His quality is undeniable. His intense drive is a double-edged sword; he needs to control his emotions better to stay in the game. If he can calm down a bit, his potential could easily make him one of the league's most effective midfielders.

[nelson4lov]

There is really nothing to say about Beşiktaş today; they were in control from start to finish. They won 3–0, but the margin could easily have been even wider—the fact that they took 21 shots proves this.
Erzurumspor failed to pose any real threat. It was crucial for Beşiktaş not to drop points following the derby against Fenerbahçe.
As for Orkun, I’m a bit undecided. His quality is undeniable. His intense drive is a double-edged sword; he needs to control his emotions better to stay in the game. If he can calm down a bit, his potential could easily make him one of the league's most effective midfielders.

Beşiktaş has been in fine form this season with 12 pts out of a possible 15. After yesterday's game, Beşiktaş is on a 3-game winning streak. What I would really like is if they can get back to the form they had a few years ago when Beşiktaş was in fact, a force to be reckoned with. I'd like to see the big 4 compete actively for the trophy this season. Just having Fenerbahce as the only title contender to battle it out with Galatasaray over the last 2 seasons have been very underwhelming.

It is imperative that Beşiktaş remain consistent with their results.

[yenerbatmaz]

Beşiktaş is playing good football. I liked their performance in our match against them, too; they play a smart game. They put six past Çorum FK, and honestly, if the referee had officiated properly yesterday, the scoreline would have been six again.
This season, it’s worth betting on "Over 2.5" or "Over 3.5" goals for Beşiktaş matches. This is a viable bet, especially when they are playing an Anatolian side at home in Istanbul.
As long as the referees don't mess things up, the bet is a sure win.
Orkun seems to experience a massive adrenaline rush on the pitch. He committed a foul yesterday, but the way he protested—he was practically right in the referee's face. I don't know exactly what he said, but it certainly wasn't anything nice. As the Beşiktaş captain, he needs to be careful. Last year, we would have lost at their stadium if not for him; the match's momentum shifted in our favor only after he got that red card.