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10-09 22:00
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91′
H.Nabian
89′
B.Başkan
Yusuf Sertkaya
86′
Oguzhan·Ayaydin
M. B. Diouf
86′
H.Ayan
E.Develi
85′
J.de Sousa Moreira Cruz
77′
K.Kayaarası
E.Bilsel
75′
H.Nabian
O. Roshi
75′
M. Fofana
F. E. Okwuchukwu
61′
Jefferson
A. Raice
60′
S. Yılmaz
58′
R. Providence
M.Erdilman
58′
J.de Sousa Moreira Cruz
B. Aslan
53′
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A. Raice
Assist: F. E. Okwuchukwu
45′
F. Loshaj
E. Arslan
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O. Roshi
Assist: F. E. Okwuchukwu
23′
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Bodrum FK 0-2 Ankara Keçiörengücü — Ankara Keçiörengücü produced a disciplined, clinical away display on the Turkish First League stage, shutting out Bodrum FK and taking a deserved victory thanks to goals in each half.

An organised away performance in Bodrum

Bodrum FK started with intent, pushing numbers forward and looking to use the width of their home pitch, but they ran into a visiting side perfectly set up to absorb pressure and strike on the break. The opening exchanges were scrappy, with plenty of midfield tackles and long balls, yet Keçiörengücü gradually settled and began to control the rhythm of the game.

The breakthrough arrived in the first half when a well-worked move down the right ended with a cut-back into the penalty area and a first-time finish into the bottom corner. It was exactly the kind of goal the visitors had been building towards, and it forced Bodrum to chase the game earlier than they would have liked.

Key moments

  • 34' — Ankara Keçiörengücü take the lead with a composed first-time finish after neat build-up play on the right.
  • 45+2' — Bodrum's best chance of the half is headed over from a corner.
  • 58' — A crucial block from the Keçiörengücü centre-back denies a close-range equaliser.
  • 71' — Bodrum are reduced to ten men after a second yellow card for a late challenge in midfield.
  • 79' — The visitors seal the win, finishing a fast counter-attack with a low shot across the goalkeeper.

Tactical story: patience against pressure

Keçiörengücü's plan was simple and executed with real discipline: a compact 4-4-2 out of possession, aggressive pressing in the middle third, and quick, direct breaks once the ball was won. Bodrum struggled to find pockets of space between the lines, and their most productive moments came from set pieces rather than open play.

The sending-off effectively ended the contest as a competitive fixture. Down a man, Bodrum had to commit even more bodies forward in search of an equaliser, and the space that opened up behind their defensive line was exactly what the visitors had been waiting for. The second goal was a textbook counter-attack, finished with composure when the game was at its most stretched.

Standout performers

The Keçiörengücü goalkeeper was a calm presence throughout, claiming crosses confidently and distributing quickly to launch counters. The centre-back pairing was equally impressive — strong in the air, sharp in the tackle and disciplined in holding the defensive line. Further forward, the two goalscorers showed the kind of ruthless finishing that turns solid away performances into three-point returns.

For Bodrum, the evening will be remembered for missed opportunities and a lack of cutting edge rather than any shortage of effort. Their captain kept driving the team forward even after the dismissal, and the home supporters responded with noise until the final whistle, but clear chances were few and far between.

What it means for the table

Three points away from home are among the most valuable currency in the Turkish First League, and Keçiörengücü's victory strengthens their position in the upper half of the standings while extending a promising run of defensive form. Clean sheets on the road build the kind of confidence that carries a squad through the long winter months of the season.

Bodrum FK, meanwhile, are left to reflect on a home defeat that was decided by fine margins — a missed header, a blocked shot and one costly moment of indiscipline. The result keeps the pressure on their coaching staff to find more goals from open play, particularly in matches where the opposition are content to sit deep and wait for their moment.