Goals exchanged in Trabzon: Fenerbahçe wins a 5-goal thriller
In the 22nd week of the Süper Lig, Fenerbahçe defeated Trabzonspor 3-2 away from home, keeping pace at the top of the table.
For the Black Sea side, Visca and Zubkov were absent from the match squad due to injuries, while Stefan Savic, who has recovered, was included in the squad after a 4-match absence in the league.
For Fenerbahçe, Archie Brown and Edson Alvarez were not in the squad.

GOALS: 6' Ernest Muçi, 15' Anderson Talisca, 34' Kerem Aktürkoğlu, 43' Onuachu, 48' Asensio
Marco Asensio has reached a total of 21 goal contributions in a Fenerbahçe jersey this season. He broke his career record. (12 goals, 9 assists)

Trabzonspor's first shot of the match resulted in a goal. Muçi's goal was the earliest goal scored by the burgundy-blues this season.

Fans filled the stadium
Trabzonspor fans showed great interest in the match.
Despite the high prices, the burgundy-blue fans, who sold out nearly all available tickets in a short time, filled the stadium, which has a capacity of 41,461.

In accordance with the decision of the Provincial Sports Security Board, Fenerbahçe fans were not admitted to the stadium, and burgundy-blue fans occupied the visiting team's section as well.

A special event was held at Papara Park before the match.

Fans enjoyed pleasant moments with special tracks prepared for Trabzonspor by DJ Burak Yeter.

Turkish Football Federation President İbrahim Hacıosmanoğlu watched the match from the protocol tribune.
News Source: 12punto
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