Silivrispor were beaten 2-0 at home by Fatsa Belediyespor in the Turkish Third League on 19 September 2026, as the visitors produced a professional away performance at the Silivri Stadyumu. Goals in each half were enough for Fatsa Belediyespor, who extended their strong start to the season. Silivrispor, meanwhile, were left to rue missed chances and a lack of cutting edge in the final third.
Match Overview
Fatsa Belediyespor started brightly and took the lead in the 18th minute when Okan Demir converted a low cross from the left. Silivrispor tried to respond immediately, forcing a series of corners, but the Fatsa defence stood firm. The visitors doubled their advantage in the 65th minute through Serkan Aslan, who finished a swift counter-attack with a shot into the far corner. Silivrispor pushed forward in the final 20 minutes, but Fatsa Belediyespor managed the game expertly, limiting the hosts to half-chances.
Key Moments
- 18' – Silivrispor 0-1: Okan Demir taps in from close range after a flowing move.
- 40' – Silivrispor's best chance of the first half is cleared off the line.
- 65' – Silivrispor 0-2: Serkan Aslan finishes a counter-attack with a precise low strike.
- 78' – Fatsa goalkeeper denies Silivrispor with a strong one-handed save.
Tactical Story
Fatsa Belediyespor lined up in a 4-1-4-1 system that prioritised defensive solidity and quick breaks. Their midfield screened the back four effectively, making it difficult for Silivrispor to find space between the lines. The visitors were happy to concede possession in non-threatening areas and then pounce on turnovers. Silivrispor struggled to create clear openings, often crossing from deep without success. The hosts' attempts to play through the middle were repeatedly thwarted by Fatsa's compact shape.
Standout Players
Serkan Aslan was a constant menace for Fatsa Belediyespor, combining pace with intelligent movement. Okan Demir's opening goal set the tone, and his work rate off the ball was impressive. In defence, captain Kaan Öztürk led by example, winning headers and organising the back line. For Silivrispor, goalkeeper Emre Yılmaz made several saves to keep the score down, while midfielder Barış Kaya tried to drive his team forward but received little support.
What It Means
The victory keeps Fatsa Belediyespor in the promotion conversation in the Turkish Third League, with their away form becoming a key asset. Silivrispor remain mid-table and will need to improve their home results if they are to challenge for a play-off spot. The loss highlights a recurring issue: the team's inability to convert possession into goals. Next up, Silivrispor face a tough away fixture, while Fatsa Belediyespor return home looking to maintain their momentum.

