13.08.2025 15:26
In the UEFA Champions League 3rd Qualifying Round, Fenerbahçe defeated the Dutch representative Feyenoord 5-2 at home, advancing to the playoff round. Fenerbahçe fans broke the world record again with a sound level of 154.9 decibels after Jhon Duran's goal.
In the UEFA Champions League 3rd Qualifying Round, Fenerbahçe secured their place in the playoff round by defeating the Dutch representative Feyenoord 5-2 at home, after losing the first match 2-1. The match in Kadıköy turned into an unforgettable night, both with the score on the field and the atmosphere in the stands.
FENERBAHÇE RAN AWAY WITH THE SCORE
The yellow-navy team started the match quickly, developing effective attacks in the opponent's half from the very first minutes. Archie Brown scored Fenerbahçe's first goal, while Jhon Duran's second goal created an explosion effect in the stadium. Feyenoord tried to equalize the score with goals from Tsuyoshi Watanabe, but they could not withstand Fenerbahçe's attacking power.
Fred's powerful long-range shot, Youssef En-Nesyri's goal from a 17-second run from defense to attack, and Anderson Talisca's classy finish led Fenerbahçe to a 5-2 victory. With this result, our representative advanced to the Champions League playoff round.
WORLD RECORD FROM THE STANDS
One of the unforgettable moments of the match occurred after Jhon Duran's goal. The enthusiasm of the yellow-navy fans was measured at a remarkable 154.9 decibels. This level has gone down in history as the highest decibel recorded at a football match worldwide. This atmosphere in the stands not only provided extra motivation for the players but was also shared millions of times on social media.