Silkeborg takes a jab at Copenhagen with Galatasaray's goal music

Galatasaray's UEFA Champions League opponent Copenhagen was defeated 2-1 by Silkeborg in their Danish Cup match. However, because they lost the first leg 2-0, Copenhagen was eliminated from the cup.

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Silkeborg takes a jab at Copenhagen with Galatasaray's goal music

Galatasaray's UEFA Champions League opponent Copenhagen has been eliminated from the Danish Cup by Silkeborg.

Although Copenhagen won the second leg 2-1 after losing the first match 2-0, it was not enough to advance.

An interesting moment occurred during the match.

GALATASARAY'S GOAL MUSIC PLAYED IN SILKEBORG

Silkeborg, which won the match, played "I Will Survive"—Galatasaray's goal music—when they scored their goal and at the end of the match.

This move caused the Danish club Silkeborg to be widely discussed among the Yellow-Red fans on social media.

Copenhagen manager Jacob Neestrup made statements after the match. Pointing to Tuesday's Galatasaray match, Neestrup said, "We did everything to advance, we won, but it wasn't enough. Now we will focus on the Galatasaray match. We will need the intense support of our fans. We want to be the side that advances. From tomorrow on, we will think about the Champions League."

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