In a fierce and unpredictable match, Amedspor managed to secure a valuable away draw after coming back from a two-goal deficit against Kasımpaşa.
This hard-fought result temporarily pushed the Kurdish club up to third place in the Turkish Super Lig standings.
The match kicked off at 5:00 PM today, Sunday, September 6, 2026, in Istanbul.
During the first half, despite Amedspor dominating possession with 63%, Kasımpaşa took the lead in the 20th minute through a goal by Güven Yalçın.
The situation worsened for Amedspor early in the second half when Adrian Grbić (or Adrian Beniezak)* scored the home side’s second goal in the 52nd minute, making the visitors’ task incredibly difficult.
The major turning point in the game came following a crucial substitution by the Amedspor manager. Nigerian forward Gift Orban was brought onto the pitch to replace Mbaye Diagne.
Just 14 minutes after entering the game, Orban scored his team’s first goal in the 59th minute. He then struck again in the 83rd minute to complete the comeback and level the score.
The final minutes of the match witnessed high tension, with the referee issuing 7 yellow cards. Five of these cards were given to Kasımpaşa players, with four of them handed out simultaneously in the 90th minute following a heated dispute.
With this draw, Amedspor brings its total to 7 points, cementing its spot in third place on the league table, just behind Galatasaray (10 points) and Beşiktaş (9 points). This was Amedspor’s fourth match of the season; their record now stands at two victories (against Erzurumspor and Trabzonspor), one loss (against Kocaelispor), and today’s thrilling draw against Kasımpaşa.