Süper Lig Daily with Arthur Roberts

A 0-2 lead. Forty-five minutes of dominance. And then it all unraveled. Arthur Roberts breaks down how Kasimpasa clawed back a 2-2 draw against Besiktas in Week 10 of the Turkish Süper Lig, a result that reshapes the battle for fourth and fifth.

A five-goal masterclass at Fatih Terim Stadium sees Istanbul Basaksehir dismantle a deep in trouble Samsunspor side, with set pieces and clinical finishing telling the story.

Samuel Ballet scores a hat-trick, gets a red card, and misses next week's Galatasaray clash as Amed SFK demolish bottom-of-the-table Eyupspor five goals to one.

Fenerbahçe dominated for 75 minutes under caretaker Dirk Kuyt, only to watch Göztepe rip open a two-minute double that flipped the script entirely. Arthur Roberts breaks down how possession and shot volume meant nothing when focus evaporated at the worst possible moment.

Selçuk İnan's Kocaelispor and Recep Uçar's Rizespor played out a tense 0-0 draw in Süper Lig Matchday 10 that came close to breaking open several times. A disallowed goal, two outstanding goalkeepers, and a woodwork strike defined a match where neither side could find the decisive edge.

Trabzonspor made it five wins in a row with a composed 2-0 victory over a struggling Gaziantep FK side. We break down how Papara Park flipped the script right before half-time and what this means for both teams in the Süper Lig table.

Çorum FK dismantled a four-match unbeaten Erzurumspor FK away from home with a masterclass in clinical finishing, while Cengiz Ünder and the Burak Yılmaz project continue their rise. Arthur Roberts breaks down how efficiency, not dominance, won the day.

Arthur Roberts breaks down Galatasaray's 4-0 victory at Konyaspor in Matchday 10 of the Süper Lig, covering Osimhen's early strike, Gabriel Sara's midfield mastery, and what this loss means for a Konyaspor side that looked good just weeks ago.

Victor Osimhen's first-half brace and Galatasaray's total dominance give them the Istanbul derby 2-1 over Fenerbahçe, with late drama adding spice to a one-sided affair at RAMS Park.

Trabzonspor stunned Rizespor with three goals in four minutes after the break, then found a late winner to complete a 4-3 comeback in the Black Sea derby. Arthur Roberts breaks down how it happened and what it means for both clubs.