Fenerbahce Rout Eyupspor 8-0 in Biggest Win in Turkish Super Lig History
The club became the first team among Europe's top ten leagues this season to score five goals in a single first half, according to Anadolu Agency.
Fenerbahce defeated Eyupspor 8-0, marking the club's biggest win in the history of the Turkish Super Lig, according to Anadolu Agency.
The agency reported that Fenerbahce became the first team among Europe's top ten leagues to score five goals in the first half of a match this season.
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- Fenerbahce thrash Eyupspor 8-0 for their biggest win in Turkish Super Lig history — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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