01.09.2026 08:10
In the match where Besiktas defeated Corum FK 6-2, all eyes turned to Cengiz Under, who once wore the black-and-white jersey. Seeing the national footballer, sent from Fenerbahce to Corum FK, looking tired and unhappy on the bench before entering the game, football fans couldn't help but say, 'How the mighty have fallen!'
In the 3rd week of the Trendyol Süper Lig, Beşiktaş, managed by Vincenzo Italiano, hosted Çorum FK at home. The black-and-whites defeated their opponent 6-2, achieving a resounding victory. In addition to the goals, one of the notable details of the match was Cengiz Ünder taking the field against his former team.
FIRST 6-GOAL WIN IN 6 SEASONS
With the result against Çorum FK, Beşiktaş reached 6 goals in a Süper Lig match for the first time in 6 seasons. The black-and-whites last achieved a 6-goal victory at home against Çaykur Rizespor in the 16th week of the 2020-2021 season, when they were champions.
HAT-TRICK FROM VLAHOVIC
The goals that brought Beşiktaş the victory against Çorum FK were scored by Dusan Vlahovic (3), İlhan Fakılı, Vaclav Cerny, and Michael Murillo. Vlahovic, with his 3 goals, made a hat-trick and became one of the standout names in the dominant win.
CENGİZ ÜNDER TOOK THE FIELD AGAINST HIS FORMER TEAM
One of the notable names of the match was Cengiz Ünder, who wears the Çorum FK jersey. The national footballer, who was loaned to Beşiktaş from Fenerbahçe last season, had returned to the yellow-navy team at the end of the season and was then sent to Çorum FK. Thus, Cengiz Ünder played against his former team Beşiktaş with his new team.
HIS CONDITION BEFORE ENTERING THE GAME DREW ATTENTION
An image of Cengiz Ünder taken on the bench while he was preparing to enter the game was one of the standout moments of the match. The national footballer, seen receiving tactical instructions from the technical staff without his jersey on, attracted attention with his tired and unhappy appearance. Seeing Cengiz Ünder like this on the bench, football fans could not help but say, "How the mighty have fallen!"