Turkish Super League 2026/27 Season

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A relatively easy matchday for Amed once again. I don’t think they’ll drop points against Samsunspor. They’ve beaten much stronger teams in their recent matches, including Beşiktaş, and even scored five goals against Başakşehir. Emmanuel Orban has been excellent in front of goal and has already scored seven goals.

He could definitely challenge for the Golden Boot if Amed keep scoring freely against weaker teams like these. Osimhen is currently just one goal ahead of him.

The Kasımpaşa vs. Eyüpspor match is currently underway the first half is nearing its end, and there have been no goals. Kerem Demirbay has received a yellow card. For now, neither side has a clear advantage.

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Galatasaray has always been the favourites whenever they meet with Fenerbahçe but do you really think that will be the case in this derby match? I don't think so but it will be a hard fought match between both teams. Monday matches are kinda boring but I hope both teams will play a lively game and score some good goals too.

Fenerbahçe has scored more goals and conceded less goals than Galatasaray, and for the fact that the bookies gave Galatasaray 2.20 odds even when they're playing from home shows that there will be a problem for them so Fenerbahçe can still retaliate the last season defeat by winning them. Fenerbahçe has changed their coach and i think the coach they have now is capable of bringing the best out of the team.

Galatasaray is an excellent team and has always been so historically, i must say that lately things have changed although, they are playing excellent proactive football, in direct matches they have usually always been the favourites, but i think there could also be a draw this time, I'll bet on a x.

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Samsunspor took a 1-0 lead but ultimately lost 1-2 at home to Amedspor.
In the match in Samsun, Bjelica was also shown a red card. Regardless of who is appointed as head coach, Samsunspor is unlikely to find success, as the team possesses one of the weakest squads in the league. Currently, both Eyüp and Samsun are candidates for relegation—a list that will likely soon include Gençlerbirliği as well.

For Samsunspor, Sousa received a yellow card in the 36th minute, followed by a second yellow—and subsequently a red card—in the 37th minute for dissent, resulting in his expulsion from the match.
As for Amedspor, Diagne was shown a yellow card in the 60th minute; following an argument, the referee issued a second yellow card, leading to a red card and his dismissal from the game. The most striking quality of this Amedspor side is their refusal to give up, as they continue to fight throughout the match.
Next week, they will face Galatasaray on their home turf, and I am very curious to see how they will perform in that encounter.

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although samsunspor took the lead, they couldn’t hold on to it. both teams received red cards. amed dominated the second half, as if it weren’t an away game. they won thanks to sabia’s beautiful goal. amed sk moved into first place with a game in hand. samsunspor remains in the relegation zone. although samsunspor’s roster appears stronger, they’ve been getting very poor results this season. they should have at least earned 1 point against amed. once again they failed.