“Güven Yalçın opens the scoring for Kasımpaşa after a spell of corners, finishing off an assist from Claudio Winck Neto.”
“Adrian Benedyczak doubles Kasımpaşa's lead shortly after the restart, finishing a move set up by Marcus Rafferty following a string of chances from Furkan Soyalp.”
Pivotal“Gift Orban pulls one back for Amed SK moments after Kasımpaşa had a shot saved and another effort missed, immediately putting doubt into the home side's two-goal cushion.”
Pivotal“Fresh legs from the bench pay off as Gift Orban completes his brace, finishing off a move involving recent substitutes Mohamed Khalil, Jesurun Rak-Sakyi and Atakan Müjde to level the score at 2-2.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Kasımpaşa looked in control for an hour, riding an early Güven Yalçın strike and a sharp second-half start through Adrian Benedyczak to establish a 2-0 cushion. But Amed SK's decision to send on Gift Orban at the break paid off spectacularly, as he pulled one back within minutes of the second goal and then struck again in the 83rd minute to snatch a point despite going a goal down twice. The numbers tell the story of a game that shifted control: Amed SK dominated possession (56%) and dangerous attacks (44 to 28) and had a 65-48 edge in overall dominance, yet it was Kasımpaşa's clinical edge - seven shots on target from 14 attempts and three big chances missed - that built their lead before it slipped away. For Kasımpaşa, sitting mid-table, this will sting as two points dropped from a winning position, while Amed SK's resilience and firepower off the bench offers real encouragement for a side still finding its form.
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