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Keciorengucu
Bursaspor
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A. Celik
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Lincoln
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T. Bayramov
B.Gök
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M. Fofana
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Lincoln
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L. Baker
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Jefferson
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T. D. Aksu
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Emirhan Başyiğit
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I. Karaogul
İ. Akdağ
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L. Baker
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M. Er
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Emirhan Başyiğit
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A. Boutrah
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A. Boutrah
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Emirhan Başyiğit
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Match Info

Bursaspor delivered one of the away performances of the TFF First League weekend, beating Ankara Keçiörengücü 4-2 at Aktepe Stadium on 26 October 2026. The visitors recovered from an early setback to take control of the contest, then finished the job with a ruthless second-half display that underlined their promotion credentials and left the home side reflecting on a costly defensive collapse.

Match overview

Ankara Keçiörengücü started with intent and got the reward their early pressure deserved when Kerem Altun opened the scoring. The home crowd sensed an opportunity, but Bursaspor responded with the calm of a side that has learned to manage difficult away days. Berkay Aydın equalised before the break, and Mertcan Yılmaz turned the game around shortly before half-time. From that point, the match belonged to Bursaspor.

The second half was a study in efficient counter-attacking. Bursaspor sat in a compact 4-2-3-1 shape, invited Keçiörengücü forward and attacked the spaces behind the home full-backs. Eren Kaya made it 3-1 after a flowing move, and although Yusuf Arslan pulled one back for the hosts, Berkay Aydın sealed the result late on with his second goal of the night.

Key moments

  • 12' – Ankara Keçiörengücü 1-0: Kerem Altun finished a quick attacking move to give the hosts an early lead.
  • 28' – 1-1: Berkay Aydın levelled after Bursaspor pressed high and forced a turnover.
  • 43' – 1-2: Mertcan Yılmaz converted from the edge of the area to swing momentum before the interval.
  • 58' – 1-3: Eren Kaya capped a fast break with a composed finish.
  • 74' – 2-3: Yusuf Arslan gave Keçiörengücü brief hope with a well-taken goal.
  • 86' – 2-4: Berkay Aydın wrapped up the win with his second of the match.

Tactical story

Keçiörengücü’s high line was always going to be tested by Bursaspor’s direct running, and so it proved. The home side enjoyed spells of possession but were repeatedly exposed in transition. Bursaspor’s midfield duo screened the back four effectively, while the wide players stretched the pitch and created isolation situations against Keçiörengücü’s full-backs. The visitors also looked dangerous from set pieces, even though the goals ultimately came from open play.

For Keçiörengücü, the defeat will raise questions about game management. After taking the lead, they struggled to slow the tempo and allowed Bursaspor to score at the worst possible moments — just before half-time and then early in the second period. The home side’s response after going 3-1 down was commendable, but the gap was too large to close.

Standout players

Berkay Aydın was the clear difference-maker, scoring twice and constantly threatening from the right channel. Mertcan Yılmaz controlled the midfield tempo and delivered the decisive moment before half-time. For Keçiörengücü, Kerem Altun was lively and took his goal well, while Yusuf Arslan’s late strike showed the character in the squad.

Season impact

The 4-2 victory gives Bursaspor a significant boost in the TFF First League standings and reinforces their reputation as one of the division’s most dangerous away teams. For Ankara Keçiörengücü, the result is a reminder that defensive discipline must improve if they are to climb the table. The home side showed attacking promise, but conceding four goals at home will concern the coaching staff as the season moves into a crucial phase.