Three red cards, fight – The Istanbul derby is stepping up

The athlete quickly fell in the background during the Istanbul derby between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce. Hunting scenes have occurred on the lawn.

In tabular terms, the duel between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce was anything but a top match. While Gala was in third place just two points from the top of the league, Fener was only at a point of a point of relegation. But the sporting differences were completely the same in the Istanbul derby. The rivalry between the two traditional clubs is too big. And the game was still this time.

Allegations to the arbitrator

On Friday night, Gala scored twice with goals from Dutchman Ryan Donk (31st minute) and Norway's Martin Linnes (49.), but Fener made his way through Mathieu Valbuena (66./email) and Jailson (72.) at least one important point in the relegation battle. Gala coach Fatih Terim was raging after the match against the referee: "Galatasaray and Fenerbahce are punished, why?" Firat Aydinus has to be penalized, he can not even manage a match, he has not no longer 2-0, he had to do something. "

But what sanctions did Terim mean? After the whistle of the match, there were tumultures in the central circle, in which it was difficult to see what was the trigger. According to Turkish reports, former Schalke player Younes Belhanda reportedly hit the soldier in the head. As a result, Feners Jailson has avenged Belhanda. Then, Jailson was literally hunted down and probably strangled by Galas Badou Ndiaye.

This happened after the derby between #Galatasaray 2-2 # Fenerbahçe,
So sad to watch this! #GSvFBpic.twitter.com/1ztaj5LuFD

– GoalsTV⚽️ (@ goalstv3) November 2, 2018

"TRT Spor" reported that the referee had then distributed three red cards. Badou Ndiaye on the side of Galatsaray, Roberto Soldado and Jailson on the side of Fenerbahce flew away. Younes Belhanda has been shown a yellow card. According to the report, Jailson allegedly sent Hasan Sas, Galatasaray's badistant coach, against the wall of the catacombs. The consequences of the riots are not yet clear.