“Umut Bozok broke the deadlock to give Eyüpspor the lead they had been building towards, converting what proved to be the opening goal in a devastating five-minute spell.”
Pivotal“Charles-Andre Raux Yao doubled Eyüpspor's advantage just three minutes after the opener, turning a tense contest into a rout and effectively ending Gaziantep's hopes of a comeback.”
Pivotal“Raux Yao was immediately cautioned after scoring, a yellow card that underscored the frantic nature of the five-minute passage that had just transformed the match.”
“Metehan Altunbaş completed the scoring with a third goal to put the result beyond any doubt, capping a dominant second-half display from Eyüpspor.”
Outstanding performance

Eyüpspor were patient and controlled for the opening hour, with their statistical edge — 36 dangerous attacks to Gaziantep's 24 and four big chances created to two — reflecting a side that knew they were the better team without forcing the issue. The game turned dramatically between the 62nd and 65th minutes, when Umut Bozok broke the deadlock and Charles-Andre Raux Yao doubled the advantage almost immediately, two goals in three minutes that crushed Gaziantep's resistance. Metehan Altunbaş added gloss to the scoreline on 78 minutes to cap a thoroughly professional home performance. For Gaziantep, two big chances missed and 24 tackles — a sign of a side chasing the game throughout the second half — tell the story of a team that showed enough spirit but lacked the cutting edge to trouble an Eyüpspor side in commanding form.
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