Turkey's position is on the world agenda.

Turkey's position is on the world agenda.

02.12.2025 10:20

The controversial incident that occurred during the Super Lig match between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray received extensive coverage in the world press. Milan Skriniar's intervention on Gabriel Sara and referee Yasin Kol's decision to let play continue sparked debates on social media. The famous sports site ESPN compared this incident to the red card in the Chelsea-Arsenal match.

In the 14th week of the Super League, the big derby played between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray ended in a 1-1 draw. Fenerbahçe's goal was scored by Duran, while Galatasaray's goal was scored by Sane.

The match between the two teams fighting for the top spot was talked about as much for the on-field struggle as for the decisions made by referee Yasin Kol.

SKRINIAR–SARA POSITION IN THE WORLD PRESS

One of the most debated moments of the match was Milan Skriniar's intervention on Gabriel Sara. The position, for which referee Yasin Kol decided to play on, resonated widely on social media. The discussion transcended Turkey's borders and reached the international press.

The position that Turkey is talking about is on the world agenda

ESPN COMPARED THE POSITION TO THE CHELSEA–ARSENAL MATCH

The world-famous sports media ESPN shared a photo of the position on their X account and compared it to a red card incident in the Chelsea–Arsenal match. The post included the following statements:

"Moises Caicedo received a red card for his intervention on Mikel Merino in the Chelsea–Arsenal match.

Milan Skriniar, however, did not receive any foul for his intervention on Gabriel Sara in the Fenerbahçe–Galatasaray match."

This post sparked discussions in the international football community.

The position that Turkey is talking about is on the world agenda

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