8 – 0
“Mason Greenwood converts a penalty after Vedat Muriqi was fouled inside the box, giving Fenerbahçe an early lead.”
Pivotal“Vedat Muriqi doubles the lead just three minutes later, finishing off a Kerem Aktürkoğlu assist to make it 2-0.”
Pivotal“Muriqi completes his early double with a third Fenerbahçe goal, putting the game beyond doubt before the half-hour mark.”
Pivotal“İrfan Can Kahveci caps off a dominant first half with a fifth goal right before the break, assisted by Greenwood.”
“Muriqi completes his hat-trick almost immediately after the restart, capitalizing on a fresh Eyüpspor lineup still finding its feet.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Fenerbahçe turned this into a rout within the opening quarter of an hour, converting an early VAR-awarded penalty and then piling on through Vedat Muriqi's relentless movement in behind Eyüpspor's back line. By halftime it was already 5-0, with Guendouzi and İrfan Can Kahveci adding to Muriqi's brace, and the visitors offered little resistance defensively or going forward, managing just one big chance all match compared to Fenerbahçe's seven. The hosts controlled possession (55%) and were far more clinical, converting eight goals from 13 shots on target while Eyüpspor could only muster six shots on target and zero offsides all game, a testament to how little they pushed forward. For Fenerbahçe this is a statement result to fuel title ambitions, while Eyüpspor, already fighting relegation pressures, will need to regroup quickly before their next fixture.
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