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92′

E. Gür

D. Ates

92′

Merdan Erdinç

M. E. Durmuş

87′

Tuna Sezen

M.Beşir

86′

D. Ates

83′

Dursun Ali Emirhan Topal

R.Akın

81′

Ulusoy Mert·Kabasakal

A.Bilgin

78′

1-3

Ö.Kuşan

Assist: M. D. Taskan

76′

1-2

M.Beşir

Assist: O. Derici

68′

Ö.Kuşan

S. Asatekin

65′

R.Akın

64′

1-1

M.Beşir

Assist: O. Derici

56′

Yavuz Abbas Kurt

Görkem Yalçıner

46′

A. Eren

F. Ozkan

46′

O. Derici

F.Özyapı

46′

I. Mestanlar

G. Cansev

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26′

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S.Yorulmaz

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Turkish Second League: Beykoz Anadolu 1-3 Adana 1954 The match at Beykoz's home ground on Sunday evening ended in a convincing 1-3 victory for the visiting side, Adana 1954. The result was a significant blow to Beykoz Anadolu's hopes of climbing the table, while Adana 1954 solidified their position in the upper half of the Turkish Second League standings with a dominant away performance. The visitors controlled the tempo for large periods and capitalized on their chances with clinical finishing. Adana 1954 set the tone early, finding the net within the first twenty minutes to quiet the home supporters. They doubled their advantage before the halftime whistle, leaving Beykoz with a mountain to climb in the second half. The home team showed some fight after the break, pulling a goal back to make it 1-2 and briefly threaten a comeback. However, any momentum was swiftly extinguished as Adana 1954 restored their two-goal cushion with a well-worked third, effectively sealing the three points. Beykoz struggled to break down a resolute Adana defense for the remainder of the contest. The key focus point was Adana 1954's efficiency in transition, with their midfield and attack linking up seamlessly for two of their goals. For Beykoz, defensive lapses proved costly, particularly in the first half. The result sees Adana 1954 move into a more comfortable mid-table position, while Beykoz remains mired in the lower reaches, needing to find consistency quickly to avoid a relegation scrap. The Adana manager praised his team's "professional attitude and killer instinct on the road," while the Beykoz coach lamented "individual errors that gifted the initiative to a good opponent."