“Fousseni Diabate picks out Adrian Benedyczak, who finishes to give Kasımpaşa the lead against the run of play. The goal came after Galatasaray had threatened on multiple occasions, including a blocked Sane shot and a saved header from Ünyay.”
Pivotal“Wilfried Singo picks up a yellow card for a foul in stoppage time as Galatasaray's mounting desperation began to show, but the visitors' wave of late substitutions and pressure had already come to nothing against a resolute Kasımpaşa backline.”
Outstanding performance

Kasımpaşa pulled off one of the more surprising results of the Super Lig season, holding Galatasaray to a 1-0 defeat despite being outplayed in virtually every statistical category. The hosts managed just 29% possession and five shots all afternoon, yet they made their opportunities count in a way their opponents simply could not. Adrian Benedyczak's 27th-minute finish, set up by Fousseni Diabate, was the difference — and despite Galatasaray firing 12 shots with 47 dangerous attacks and seven corners, Kasımpaşa's goalkeeper produced five saves to frustrate the visitors at every turn. The second half was effectively a prolonged siege that Galatasaray, for all their technical superiority — 92% pass accuracy and 666 completed passes — could not break down, with their failure to create a single big chance underlining a deeply wasteful afternoon in front of goal. For Galatasaray, with title race implications hanging over the fixture, this defeat arrives at the worst possible moment, while Kasımpaşa delivered a textbook low-block smash-and-grab to claim three precious points.
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