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Victor Osimhen delivered when it mattered most, scoring twice as Galatasaray stormed back to defeat Antalyaspor 4-2 and seal the Turkish Süper Lig title in unforgettable fashion at a roaring Rams Park
Osimhen's double fires Galatasaray to dramatic Süper Lig glory
Victor Osimhen delivered when it mattered most, scoring twice as Galatasaray stormed back to defeat Antalyaspor 4-2 and seal the Turkish Süper Lig title in unforgettable fashion at a roaring Rams Park.
The night did not begin as planned for the Istanbul giants. After missing the chance to clinch the title in last week’s crushing defeat to Samsunspor, pressure mounted on Galatasaray to finish the job in front of their supporters.
But tension swept across the stadium when Soner Dikmen stunned the home crowd with a goal just before halftime. Although Mario Lemina restored hope with an equaliser in the 56th minute, Dikmen struck again moments later with a sensational free-kick that left fans frozen in disbelief.
With title rivals Fenerbahçe leading in their own match, Galatasaray’s celebrations appeared set for another postponement.
The Nigerian forward, relentless from the opening whistle, won and converted a crucial penalty to level the score at 2-2, calmly sending the goalkeeper the wrong way as Rams Park erupted.
Just when the contest looked destined to end in frustration, Osimhen produced the decisive moment. In the 88th minute, the former SSC Napoli striker reacted quickest inside the box, forcing the ball home amid chaos to complete his brace and hand Galatasaray the championship.
A late fourth goal sealed the victory, but the night belonged to Osimhen, the man who carried Galatasaray across the finish line and etched his name into club folklore with a title-winning masterclass.