Turkish Super Lig

FT Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Bursaspor WLWLW 0
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Trabzonspor LWDLW 1
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H. Avni Aker Stadium

Head to Head

Bursaspor leads series 2-0-3

Timeline

  1. 31' Fatih Atik (Trabzonspor) Substitution at 31'
  2. 46' Özer Hurmaci (Trabzonspor) Goal at 46'
  3. 54' Jose Fernandao (Bursaspor) Yellow Card at 54'
  4. 64' Samuel Holmén (Bursaspor) Substitution at 64'
  5. 64' Bekir Yilmaz (Bursaspor) Substitution at 64'
  6. 74' Ozan Tufan (Bursaspor) Yellow Card at 74'
  7. 75' Samil Cinaz (Bursaspor) Yellow Card at 75'
  8. 77' Aykut Demir (Trabzonspor) Substitution at 77'
  9. 78' Óscar Cardozo (Trabzonspor) Yellow Card at 78'
  10. 81' Unai . (Bursaspor) Substitution at 81'
  11. 83' Majeed Waris (Trabzonspor) Substitution at 83'
  12. 85' Serdar Aziz (Bursaspor) Yellow Card at 85'
  13. 90'
  14. 90'+4' Bekir Yilmaz (Bursaspor) Yellow Card at 94'

Turkish Super Lig News

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