Turkish Super Lig

FT Sunday, May 4, 2008
Kasimpasa Kasimpasa LWLLD 2
–
Manisaspor Manisaspor WLLLW 1
Manisaspor Stadium

Head to Head

Lineups

Manisaspor

  1. 14Ufuk CeylanG
  2. 15Oumar KalabaneD
  3. 11Guven VarolD
  4. Celaleddin KocakD
  5. Santos Ze AntonioD
  6. Araujo Santos AllysonM
  7. 8Sezer OzturkM
  8. 16Nizamettin CaliskanM
  9. Selcuk InanM
  10. Burak YilmazM
  11. 19Metin AkanF

Substitutes

  1. 17Oguz SabankayM
  2. Tiago TarginoF
  3. Thomas DalgaardF

Kasimpasa

  1. Sergio
  2. Joseph Mawaye
  3. 22Khalid SinouhG
  4. 7Omer HacisalihogluD
  5. 33Jens Berthel AskouD
  6. 54Alpaslan KartalD
  7. 2Ozgur OcalD
  8. 10André MoritzD
  9. 23Barbaros BarutM
  10. 61Erhan KucukF
  11. Murat AkinF

Substitutes

  1. Edin Ademovic
  2. Yekta Kurtulus
  3. Faruk BayarD

Timeline

  1. 30'
  2. 38'
  3. 39'
  4. 46'
  5. 57'
  6. 66'
  7. 76'
  8. 81'
  9. 90'
  10. 90'

Turkish Super Lig News

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News Colin Udoh Galatasaray's Victor Osimhen bracing for 'chaos' in Istanbul derby against Fenerbahce Victor Osimhen is bracing for chaos in Monday's Istanbul derby against Fenerbahce, with the Nigeria striker hoping for a victory that would move Galatasaray six points clear of their rivals in the Turkish Super Lig title race. ESPN Sam Tighe Saudi Arabia of Europe? How Türkiye's summer transfer window changed the game Turkish clubs compete for prestige through the transfer market and this summer took things to yet another level as Mo Salah, Rafael Leão and other big names arrived. ESPN Colin Udoh Galatasaray boosted by Victor Osimhen return for Barcelona clash in UEFA Champions League Victor Osimhen marked his return from a month-long injury absence with an assist against Kasımpasa, giving the Turkish champions a boost ahead of their UEFA Champions League meeting with Barcelona. News Associated Press Turkish authorities arrest head of refereeing body amid investigation Authorities in Türkiye have arrested the head of the country's football refereeing body, his deputy and five other people amid efforts to "restore the public trust in football," the country's justice minister said on Tuesday.