Saracoğlu overthrew Liverpool 3-2 and made history in Europe: F.Bahçe is indestructible.
Fenerbahçe, which hosted Liverpool in the 4th week of the Champions League, came back to life with a 3-2 victory despite falling behind twice.
Quick Look
- Fenerbahçe beat Liverpool 3-2 in Kadıköy in the 4th week of the UEFA Champions League.
- Falling behind twice, the Yellow-Navy blue team achieved a 2-2 draw with Brown's goal.
- There were penalty objections in the match; Referee Turpin decided to continue.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
Fenerbahçe hosted Liverpool in Kadıköy in the 4th week of the UEFA Champions League. Despite falling behind twice, they came back to life with a 3-2 victory. New coach Emre Belözoğlu watched the match from the stands.
Historical victory from Fenerbahçe in the UEFA Champions League... Although the Yellow-Navy blue team fell behind twice against Liverpool, which they hosted in the 4th week, they won 3-2 in Kadıköy and came back to life.
Referee Clement Turpin left his mark on the match. In the 23rd minute, Greenwood faced the goalkeeper in the penalty area and was knocked down by Tzimikas pushing him with two hands. The Yellow-Navy blue team appealed for a penalty.
French referee Turpin decided to continue. There was no monitoring recommendation from VAR referee Willy Delajod.
Even though the Yellow-Dark Blue players objected and stated that a foul had been committed before Liverpool scored two minutes after this position, VAR did not recommend monitoring again, referee Turpin pointed to the center line. Reacting to the decision, F.Bahçe technical director Kuyt and left back Brown were punished with yellow cards.
BELÖZOĞLU IN THE TRANSLATION
FENERBAHÇE'S new coach, Emre Belözoğlu, followed the match from the stands. Belözoğlu's name was announced as soon as he entered the stands, and the Yellow-Navy blue fans welcomed him with applause. The experienced coach responded to the stands in the same way. Belözoğlu watched the match side by side with president Aziz Yıldırım and football director Oğuz Çetin.
NAME OF THE GOAL: BROWN
F.BAHÇE'S striker Brown was at work again. Brown, who earned his team a point with a critical goal in the Champions League match against Rome, also scored against Liverpool and brought a 2-2 draw. Greenwood scored from a free kick, Muric had the last word.
Open Questions
- The final score and details of the match were not fully disclosed.
- No information was given about Fenerbahçe's ranking and chances in the league.
