He wrote about the Alanyaspor-Trabzonspor match: Salah has turned into Galatasaray's Osimhen
Victory in the 11th week of the Super League with goals from Wagner Pina and Muhammed Salah
Quick Look
- Trabzonspor beat Alanyaspor 2-0 away in the 11th week of the Super League.
- The goal was scored by Wagner Pina in the 17th minute and Muhammed Salah in the 34th minute.
- Hürriyet sports writer Mehmet Ayan evaluated the match in his column.
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Why It Matters
Trabzonspor faced Alanyaspor at Alanya Oba Stadium in the 11th week of the Super League and won 2-0. The goals were scored by Wagner Pina and Muhammed Salah.
In the 11th week of the Super League, Trabzonspor faced Corendon Alanyaspor away. The claret-blue team won the match played at Alanya Oba Stadium 2-0.
The goals that brought Trabzonspor the victory were scored by Wagner Pina in the 17th minute and Muhammed Salah in the 34th minute.
MEHMET AYAN WRITTEN: SALAH AGAIN!
Mehmet Ayan, one of the sports writers of Hürriyet, evaluated Trabzonspor's 2-0 victory in Alanya in his column:
The Egyptian has almost turned into Galatasaray's Osimhen.
Trabzonspor played the first half exceptionally, "especially when compared to the second half". Coach Pereira's reaction after Pina's goal was meaningful. They probably spent all week studying the precautions to be taken against the opponent's right-wing organizations. For the former Trabzonspor right-back, who did good work from time to time at the front, even if not as much as Pina, the goal was as if it "came from where they were working". SALAH can't be beat when Pina, with whom he gets along very well, is on the right side. He not only moves inside with the ball, but also makes life miserable for the left defender and left back when he runs without the ball.
IF HE IS GOOD, TRABZON IS GOOD TOO
When he is knocked over with the ball, masterpieces such as the second goal, in which he already acts as a link player, emerge. Alanya played in threes and fours, what a shame! The man signed his career with such goals. The Egyptian, who played his 17th match since the beginning of the season, has almost turned into Galatasaray's Osimhen. If it is good, Trabzon is good; and very good. The team relegated in the matches against Freiburg and Gaziantep, where they were wobbly.
We saw Trabzonspor's effective attacks again in the second half of the match, which was almost completed in the first half. Alanyaspor gave up its shadow play in the first 45 and showed character in the second one. But he wasn't strong enough. Trabzonspor, like a big team, mobilized the game wherever it wanted, whenever it wanted.
A MEANINGLESS YELLOW CARD
The landlord's situation is not good. Financially, it is a structure that cooks in its pot and eats on its lid. That's why we shouldn't expect stars either in the hut or on the field. Coach, even team president. If it continues like this, maybe they will be in a more dangerous zone than they have ever experienced...
In closing... Can anyone understand the 'more meaningless' yellow card that Nwaiwu, who received a meaningless red card in the 90-plus minute of his first Ferencvaros match, received in the 90-plus minute?
Open Questions
- What is Trabzonspor's league standings?
- What is Alanyaspor's ranking in this match?
- It was not clarified which team Nwaiwu played for and in which match he received the red card.






