In the 10th week of TEFL, Konyaspor and Eyüpspor played out a 1-1 draw. In a game with few clear chances, neither side managed to build the kind of momentum needed to take control, but both found crucial goals at key moments and had to settle for a point apiece.
One of Konyaspor’s standout performers was Kerem Özbay. Impressive at the back, Kerem earned his side’s highest rating with a 9 and emerged as the match’s leading figure. Efe Erboz’s goal for the home side brought the score level, but Konyaspor’s limited output in attack was not enough to secure victory.
For Eyüpspor, Kerim Çankıroğlu’s goal and the move created by Baran Deniz Güler proved decisive. The away side were not especially prominent in possession, but they made their one clear chance count. With this result, Eyüpspor held on to fourth place, while Konyaspor climbed from 12th to 11th.
Konyaspor line-up: Kerem Özbay, Berat Nalbant, Recep Kuşaklıoğlu, Kubilay Ertugrul, Alp Kaan Falakali, Saner İlkbahar, Efe Erboz, Alboran Yelmen, Efe Yılmaz, Ali Aktürk, Çağrı Akalın
Eyüpspor line-up: Caner Çıkrık, Kerim Çankıroğlu, Alexandre Mohand Kaci, Adriano Dewolf, Şeref Topaloğlu, Durukan İlter, Berke Arda, Taylan Özdemir, Ömer Faruk Akay, Baran Deniz Güler, Kerim Bilik
Goals
- Konyaspor: Efe Erboz
- Eyüpspor: Kerim Çankıroğlu
Assists
- Eyüpspor: Baran Deniz Güler
You can view the statistics from the Konyaspor - Eyüpspor match here.
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