Göztepe defeats Trabzonspor with 10 men

In the first half at Gürsel Aksel Stadium, during which Göztepe's Anthony Dennis was shown a red card, Trabzonspor failed to register a single shot. In a match that ended goalless in the first half, Göztepe took the lead in the 60th minute with a goal from Isaac Solet, but could not prevent Simon Banza from scoring a penalty in the 64th minute.

Finding another goal in the 90+2nd minute through David Tijanic, Göztepe finished the match with a 2-1 victory.

Following the match, in which Göztepe increased their points to 15, Trabzonspor remained on 12 points. Maintaining their unbeaten home record, Göztepe secured their 4th win in their 5th home match.

Isaac Solet scores his second goal

Isaac Solet, who put in an effective performance throughout the match for the yellow-red team, scored his team's first goal. Solet recorded his second goal following the home match against Net Global Sivasspor.

David Tijanic, who scored his team's winning goal, reached his first goal of the season.

Göztepe receives a red card for the first time

Dennis, who left his team shorthanded in the first half at Göztepe, was punished with a red card for the first time in his career. The yellow-red team also received a red card for the first time this season.

Göztepe Football Operations Manager Ali Dönmez was also punished with a red card in the 32nd minute after receiving two consecutive yellow cards for protesting the referee.

Isaac Solet, who received his 4th yellow card of the season for the yellow-red team, has become suspended. Solet will not be able to play in the 11th week league match against Gaziantep FK.

Trabzonspor experiences their first defeat

Trabzonspor, which had no defeats until the Göztepe match this season, experienced their first loss against Göztepe.

Trabzonspor, which has no away wins this season, has been able to obtain 4 points on the road with 4 draws and one defeat.

Simon Banza, who scored the first goal for the burgundy-blue team, reached his 4th goal this season. Banza has been responsible for 4 of the last 6 goals scored by the burgundy-blue team in the league.

In the match where the players of both teams and the referees took the field with a banner reading "Long Live the Republic," the Trabzonspor players wore jerseys designed for the October 29 Republic Day, featuring a photograph of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

News Source: AA