Abbosbek assists, Eldor scores, Istanbul Basaksehir wins
Another exciting match from the 34th round of the Turkish Super Lig has concluded. Istanbul Basaksehir secured a crucial 2-1 away victory against Gaziantep.
This match held special significance for Uzbek fans, as two of our compatriots—Abbosbek Fayzullayev and Eldor Shomurodov—were at the heart of the action for the visitors, directly contributing to their team's win.
The match started perfectly for Basaksehir. In the 6th minute, Abbosbek Fayzullayev made a sharp attacking move and delivered a precise pass to Davie Selke, who capitalized on the opportunity to open the scoring.
Abbosbek's vision, timely delivery, and effective playmaking played a key role in this goal. The young midfielder once again proved that he stands out not just for his energy, but for his intelligent decision-making.
In the 22nd minute, it was Eldor Shomurodov's turn. The Uzbekistan national team striker confidently converted a penalty to double Basaksehir's lead, providing his team with a vital cushion.
Nuri Sahin's side controlled the game well in the first half, putting pressure on the Gaziantep defense through quick attacks and disciplined play in the center. The activity of Abbosbek and Eldor added extra intensity to the visitors' performance.
In the second half, the hosts tried to change the momentum. Gaziantep pushed forward with more intensity, and Christopher Lungoyi managed to pull one back in the 59th minute, making the game even more tense.
The hosts pushed for an equalizer in the remaining minutes, but Basaksehir remained disciplined and cautious in defense, successfully protecting their lead to secure three valuable points.
With this result, Istanbul Basaksehir reached 57 points and currently sits 5th in the Turkish Super Lig table, continuing their fight for European competition spots in the final stretch of the season.
It was a memorable match for the Uzbek players: Abbosbek Fayzullayev recorded an assist, and Eldor Shomurodov scored from the spot. Seeing two compatriots influence the result was a double joy for the fans.
In short, Basaksehir won, and the Uzbek duo took center stage. Abbos set it up, and Eldor finished it—it is always a pleasure to see such a scenario in football.
