The goal that came in the 90th minute cost Fenerbahçe a fortune.

The goal that came in the 90th minute cost Fenerbahçe a fortune.

21.10.2026 11:30

In the Champions League, Fenerbahçe, despite taking a 2-0 lead against Slavia Prague, drew 2-2 and experienced the same disappointment in Europe after 14 years. The yellow-navy blues also missed the opportunity for an additional 1.4 million euro bonus with the goal they conceded in the 90th minute.

In the third week of the UEFA Champions League, Fenerbahçe missed out on victory at home against Slavia Prague in the final minute. The yellow-navy-blue side scored two goals in the first 11 minutes, but conceded in the 90th minute and left the field with a 2-2 draw.

THEY SCORED TWO GOALS IN 11 MINUTES

Fenerbahçe, who started the match effectively, took a 2-0 lead with goals from Oğuz Aydın in the 4th minute and Mason Greenwood in the 11th minute.

The visitors reduced the deficit to one with Provod's goal in the 15th minute. Fenerbahçe, who held their 2-1 advantage for a long time, could not prevent Kacor's goal in the 90th minute.

SAME FATE AFTER 14 YEARS

Following their 2-2 draw with Marseille in September 2012, Fenerbahçe failed to win a European cup match in which they had taken a two-goal lead for the first time. Thus, the yellow-navy-blue side experienced a similar disappointment after 14 years. Fenerbahçe also played their second European cup match in which they scored two goals in the first 11 minutes, after the match against Vitoria Guimaraes in October 1990.

1.4 MILLION EUROS WENT UP IN SMOKE IN AN INSTANT

The last-minute goal also affected Fenerbahçe's revenue. According to the shared bonus calculation, the Champions League pays 2.1 million euros for a win and 700 thousand euros for a draw.

Fenerbahçe, who would have earned 2.1 million euros if they had defeated Slavia Prague, had to settle for 700 thousand euros due to the draw. Thus, the yellow-navy-blue side missed the opportunity for an additional 1.4 million euros in income.

2 POINTS IN 3 MATCHES

Fenerbahçe started the Champions League with a draw against Roma, then lost 6-0 to Aston Villa. The yellow-navy-blue side, who also failed to achieve victory against Slavia Prague, remained on 2 points after three matches. According to the calculation provided, the total match result bonus from the two draws was 1.4 million euros.

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