Fenerbahce earned a 3-0 away victory over Caykur Rizespor in the seventh round of the Turkish Super Lig. The Turkish Football Federation’s official match record, Anadolu Agency’s match report and Haberturk’s result coverage all confirm the score and scorers. Marco Asensio opened the scoring in the 12th minute before late goals from Irfan Can Kahveci in the 83rd and Oguz Aydin in the 87th sealed the result.
Asensio breaks the deadlock
The match was played at Caykur Didi Stadium on October 10, 2026. Rizespor looked for early openings, but the visitors struck first. In the 12th minute, Matteo Guendouzi started the move before the ball reached Kerem Akturkoglu and then Asensio. The Spanish midfielder’s shot took a touch on its way into the net, giving Fenerbahce a 1-0 lead.
Rizespor tried to respond through Olawoyin and created a notable opening in the 27th minute, but Fenerbahce’s defence and goalkeeper Ederson prevented an equaliser. Two minutes later, Kerem Akturkoglu had an opportunity at the other end after collecting Guendouzi’s long pass. Goalkeeper Yahia Fofana won the one-on-one contest, keeping the margin at one goal before halftime.
Rizespor push after the break
The home side took more risks in the second half. Olawoyin fired narrowly wide in the 52nd minute and Rizespor produced further attempts in the 58th and 62nd minutes. Fenerbahce’s defence cleared the first danger, while Ederson stopped Mithat Pala’s effort to preserve the lead.
After weathering that spell, Fenerbahce became more dangerous on transitions. Mason Greenwood tested Fofana from the right side of the penalty area in the 73rd minute, forcing the goalkeeper to turn the ball behind for a corner. Substitutions made during the final phase then helped the visitors convert control into a wider margin.
Two late goals settle the match
In the 83rd minute, Oguz Aydin intercepted a Rizespor attempt to play out from the back and supplied Irfan Can Kahveci. The midfielder struck from outside the penalty area on the right to make it 2-0. Four minutes later, Romelu Lukaku found Oguz near the edge of the box. Oguz advanced into the area and finished with a shot that went in off the post.
The two late goals brought direct contributions from players who began the match on the bench. The TFF match sheet lists Irfan Can, Oguz and Lukaku among Fenerbahce’s substitutes. All three were involved as the score moved from 1-0 to 3-0, giving the visitors a decisive finish after Rizespor’s second-half pressure.
Official lineups and match record
The TFF lists Ozan Ergun as referee. Fenerbahce started with Ederson, Brown, Skriniar, Ake, Semedo, Guendouzi, Kante, Asensio, Greenwood, Kerem Akturkoglu and Vedat Muric. Rizespor’s starting side comprised Fofana, Mocsi, Sowe, Olawoyin, Mebude, Taylan Antalyali, Ariss, Laci, Ahmed Kutucu, Mithat Pala and Sagnan.
The official record names Recep Ucar as Rizespor’s coach and Ismail Kartal as Fenerbahce’s coach. It also records the 7 p.m. kickoff at Caykur Didi Stadium and identifies the fixture as a seventh-round Super Lig match.
Anadolu Agency and Haberturk reported the same three scorers and goal times as the official result. The final score is therefore confirmed across three separate records as Caykur Rizespor 0-3 Fenerbahce. This report is limited to the result, scorers, lineups and on-field events documented by the official match record and independent match reports. It contains no betting material or speculative claims.
