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09-13 01:00
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C.Awaziem
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M. Ibrahimoglu
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J. Muleka
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A. Simsir
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D. Gonçalves
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Assist: D. Gonçalves
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Konyaspor 1-0 Trabzonspor: Narrow Win Boosts Home Hopes

Konyaspor secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Trabzonspor in the Turkish Super League on September 13, 2026, at the Konya Büyükşehir Belediye Stadyumu. A single second-half goal was enough to separate the sides in a tense, tactical contest that underlined Konyaspor’s resilience at home and left Trabzonspor frustrated after long spells of possession.

The result gives Konyaspor three valuable points in the Turkish Super League standings and strengthens their position in the upper half of the table. For Trabzonspor, it is a missed opportunity in the race for European qualification, especially after controlling much of the ball without finding a breakthrough.

How the Match Unfolded

Trabzonspor started with intent, moving the ball quickly through midfield and forcing Konyaspor into a deep defensive shape. The visitors created the first clear opening in the 18th minute when a low cross from the right was turned toward goal, but Konyaspor goalkeeper Deniz Ertaş reacted well to smother the effort.

Konyaspor grew into the game after the half-hour mark. Their best early moment came from a set piece, with centre-back Halil İbrahim Pehlivan heading just wide. The decisive moment arrived in the 63rd minute. After a quick transition down the left, Ahmet Karademir received the ball on the edge of the box, shifted onto his right foot and curled a precise low finish beyond the Trabzonspor goalkeeper.

Trabzonspor pushed forward in the final 20 minutes, sending extra bodies into the penalty area. They came closest in the 79th minute through a header that clipped the top of the crossbar, and again in stoppage time when Ertaş produced a strong save at his near post. Konyaspor held firm for a clean sheet and a valuable home win.

Tactical Breakdown

Konyaspor set up in a disciplined 4-2-3-1, conceding possession but protecting the central corridor. Their midfield pair screened the back four effectively, forcing Trabzonspor to circulate the ball wide rather than play through the middle. When Konyaspor won the ball, they looked to attack quickly through the channels, and that approach produced the only goal.

Trabzonspor used a 4-3-3 and dominated territory, but their final ball was often rushed. The visitors’ full-backs pushed high, leaving space behind for Konyaspor’s counterattacks. Trabzonspor’s manager made attacking substitutions after the goal, yet the lack of a clinical edge in the box proved costly.

Standout Performers

  • Ahmet Karademir (Konyaspor): Scored the match-winning goal with a composed finish and worked tirelessly against Trabzonspor’s centre-backs.
  • Deniz Ertaş (Konyaspor): Made several important saves, including a late stop that preserved all three points.
  • Halil İbrahim Pehlivan (Konyaspor): Commanding in the air and calm in possession, he led the defensive effort.
  • Barış Yılmaz (Trabzonspor): The visitors’ captain tried to drive his team forward and was at the heart of most of their better moves.

What It Means for the Turkish Super League Table

Konyaspor move up the Turkish Super League table with a result that could prove important in the battle for a top-half finish. The win also gives them momentum ahead of a demanding run of fixtures. Trabzonspor remain in the hunt for a European place, but dropped points away from home leave them with little margin for error in the coming weeks.