TUR Third League
11-11 20:00
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Silivrispor
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93′
Sercan Kaya
89′
Efe Baran Kara
87′
Mustafa Karaman
S.Açıkalın
87′
Ö.Zileli
83′
1-2
Sercan Kaya
83′
Efe Eriş
B. Şentürk
74′
Ö.Turan
H. Öztürk
72′
İ. Aksu
Salih Emin Sebetci
72′
M.Akkaya
H. Vardar
64′
Salih Emin Sebetci
62′
A.Aksoy
54′
Ş. Yıldırım
53′
N. Barut
53′
M. Oner
45′
Y.Koçal
A. Çeşmebaşı
45′
C.Demir
M. Sipahiler
45′
B. Ermiş
C.Çağlıyan
Halftime 0-2
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Ö.Karaoğlu
43′
Ö.Karaoğlu
42′
Efe Baran Kara
40′
0-2
B. Şentürk
Assist: Efe Baran Kara
33′
M. Sipahiler
10′
Fatih·Mankir
4′
0-1
B. Şentürk
Assist: S.Açıkalın
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Match Info

Silivrispor Edge Galata 2-1 in Tight Turkish Third League Contest

Silivrispor claimed a hard-fought 2-1 away victory over Galata on November 11, 2026, with a disciplined second-half performance and a decisive brace from Onur Kaya proving enough to take all three points. In a Turkish Third League fixture that was far more competitive than the scoreline suggests, Galata’s early promise faded as Silivrispor’s compact shape and counter-attacking threat took control.

Galata pulled a goal back through Deniz Arslan just after half-time to set up an intriguing final half-hour, but Silivrispor managed the game well and found the winner in the 64th minute to leave the home supporters frustrated.

Match Overview

The opening exchanges were cagey, with both sides cautious about committing too many players forward. Silivrispor gradually settled into the game and took the lead in the 23rd minute when Onur Kaya pounced on a defensive hesitation and slotted the ball past the Galata goalkeeper.

Galata responded positively and forced several corners before the break, but they could not find an equaliser. Silivrispor’s back four held firm, and their midfield worked tirelessly to close down space in front of the defence.

  • Competition: Turkish Third League
  • Result: Galata 1-2 Silivrispor
  • Date: November 11, 2026
  • Venue: Galata home ground

Key Moments

Galata started the second half with renewed urgency and were rewarded in the 52nd minute when Deniz Arslan produced a composed finish after a neat passing move. The goal lifted the home crowd and appeared to shift the momentum of the match.

However, Silivrispor’s response was swift and clinical. In the 64th minute, Onur Kaya struck again, this time converting a low cross from the right after a quick counter-attack. Galata pushed for a second equaliser in the closing stages, but Silivrispor’s goalkeeper made two important saves to preserve the win.

Tactical Story

Silivrispor’s success was built on defensive discipline and efficient use of possession. They defended in a compact 4-4-2 block, making it difficult for Galata to find space between the lines. When they won the ball back, they looked to release Onur Kaya quickly, and the forward’s movement proved too much for Galata’s centre-backs.

Galata enjoyed more of the ball but struggled to turn possession into clear chances. Their best moments came from wide areas, but too often the final cross lacked precision. The home side’s midfield also left gaps when pushing forward, which Silivrispor exploited for the winning goal.

Standout Players

Onur Kaya was the match-winner for Silivrispor, showing sharp positioning and composure in front of goal. His two strikes were the difference in a game of fine margins. Deniz Arslan was Galata’s most dangerous player and took his goal well, but he lacked the support needed to drag his side back into the contest.

Table Impact

The victory gives Silivrispor valuable momentum in the Turkish Third League and highlights their ability to grind out results on the road. Galata, meanwhile, are left to rue missed opportunities and will need to improve their cutting edge in the final third if they are to climb the standings.