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Doha: Turkish clubs Besiktas and Antalyaspor will lock horns at the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium this evening hoping to lift the Turkish Super Cup title....

Canadian forward Cyle Larin was near unstoppable Wednesday, scoring four goals for Turkey’s Besiktas in a 6-0 victory over visiting Caykur Rizespor in Istanbul. The 25-year-old from Brampton, Ont., upped his season goals total to 10, moving into a tie for the Turkish scoring lead with Gabon’s Aaron-Salem Boupendza, who plays for Hatayspor. Veteran Canadian midfielder Atiba Hutchinson, given the day off by Besiktas, watched Larin put on a show in the first home game of the year at Vodafone Park Larin opened the scoring for the Black Eagles in the 19th minute, taking a pass from a teammate ...

Canadian forward Cyle Larin was near unstoppable Wednesday, scoring four goals for Turkey’s Besiktas in a 6-0 victory over visiting Caykur Rizespor in Istanbul. The 25-year-old from Brampton, Ont., upped his season goals total to 10, moving into a tie for the Turkish scoring lead with Gabon’s Aaron-Salem Boupendza, who plays for Hatayspor. Veteran Canadian midfielder Atiba Hutchinson, given the day off by Besiktas, watched Larin put on a show in the first home game of the year at Vodafone Park Larin opened the scoring for the Black Eagles in the 19th minute, taking a pass from a teammate ...

Veteran Canadian midfielder Atiba Hutchinson, given the day off by Besiktas, watched Larin put on a show in the first home game of the year at Vodafone Park Larin opened the scoring for the Black Eagles in the 19th minute, taking a pass from a teammate at midfield and sending the ball ahead before steaming towards the penalty box. Two passes later, a sliding Larin tapped the ball in from close range after finding a hole in the defence. Larin made it 2-0 in the 31st minute, taking advantage of a Rizespor's defender poorly weighted attempt to head the ball back to his goalkeeper. The Canadian g...

In the cagey first-half, chances were few as both teams went into the locker room after 45 minutes. Knowing that anything short of victory would spell doom for their title hopes, Besiktas came out stronger in the second-half, yet were unable to break down the dogged hosts who relied on counter attacks. Nonetheless, their breakthrough came in the 87th minute after goal-bound Congolese star Fabrice N'Sakala was brought down in the danger area by a clumsy tackle by one of the hosts’ defenders. After several VAR replays, referee Firat Aydinus pointed to the penalty spot. The resultant kick was ...