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Sport WorldBriefSoccer Checked story Published 8 November 2026 · Updated 8 Nov, 01:38 UTC

Galatasaray 4–3 Amedspor: Orban and Sor score for Amedspor as the leaders hold on in a seven-goal thriller

Galatasaray beat Amedspor 4–3 at RAMS Park in Istanbul on Saturday 7 November 2026 in the Turkish Super Lig. Rafael Leão scored in the 7th minute, an Alban Lafont own goal made it 2–0 at half-time and Aleksey Batrakov added a third in the 59th, before Dia Saba (62') and Nigeria's Gift Orban (65') pulled Amedspor back to 3–2. Barış Alper Yılmaz restored the cushion in the 80th minute, and Yira Sor's goal in the second minute of added time set up a frantic finish. Galatasaray, missing the injured Victor Osimhen, stay top on 28 points; Amedspor have 23.

RAMS Park, Galatasaray's home stadium in Istanbul (file photo)
Photo: Qwl via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) · (File photo — not from this match)
Verified Galatasaray beat Amedspor 4–3 at RAMS Park on Saturday 7 November 2026, in Super Lig matchday 11: Leão 7', a Lafont own goal 45', Batrakov 59' and Yılmaz 80' for Galatasaray; Saba 62', Orban 65' and Sor 90+2' for Amedspor.

Key points

  • Galatasaray led 3–0 through Leão, a Lafont own goal and Batrakov, then had to hold on at 4–3.
  • Nigerians Gift Orban and Yira Sor both scored for Amedspor in the comeback that fell just short.
  • Orban's 10th league goal makes him the Super Lig's outright top scorer, ahead of the injured Osimhen.
  • Galatasaray stay top on 28 points; Amedspor remain on 23.

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What happened

Galatasaray played without Victor Osimhen, who had knee surgery on the morning of the match. His understudies raced into a three-goal lead, but Amedspor scored twice in three minutes to turn the last half hour into a contest, and Sor's added-time goal left the home crowd whistling for the end. Full-time banter: Amedspor scored three times at RAMS Park and still went home with nothing — the cruellest kind of thriller.

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