Süper Lig
RizesporFT
3 - 2
HT: 1–1
Konyaspor1 May 2026, 14:00
Çaykur Didi Stadyumu, Rize
Omer Faruk Turtay, Türkiye
Rizespor18’Q. Laci
31’L. Augusto
58’A. Mebude
65’L. Augusto
72’L. Augusto
72’T. Antalyali
81’I. Olawoyin
81’S. Akaydin
88’A. Sowe
Konyaspor
Jo Jin-ho16’
Jo Jin-ho27’
K. Olaigbe62’
U. Yazgili62’
D. Goncalves62’
K. Subasi72’
R. Bazoer80’
E. Bardhi89’
Y. Andzouana89’
AI Post-Match Analysis
Match Rating
7.3/10Man of the Match
L. Augusto
Key Moments
1Konyaspor’s early goal (16’) and subsequent yellow card to Jo Jin-ho (27’) disrupted their rhythm, allowing Rizespor to seize control.
2Rizespor’s second-half surge, including Mebude’s (58’) and Augusto’s (65’) goals, underscored their superior midfield dominance and passing accuracy.
3Konyaspor’s late equalizer (89’) by Andzouana, despite a yellow card to E. Bardhi, demonstrated their ability to capitalize on set pieces but also highlighted defensive lapses.
Tactical Insights
Rizespor’s high possession (55%) and accurate passing (379) were pivotal in creating scoring opportunities, emphasizing their midfield control and structured build-up play.
Konyaspor’s reliance on set pieces (2 corners) and late-game resilience masked underlying defensive weaknesses, particularly in maintaining shape during Rizespor’s second-half dominance.
The match underscored the importance of converting early chances, as Konyaspor’s initial lead was quickly overturned by Rizespor’s efficiency in front of goal.
The match between Rizespor and Konyaspor unfolded as a tightly contested encounter, with both teams showing moments of quality but also tactical vulnerabilities. Konyaspor took an early lead through Jo Jin-ho’s 16th-minute goal, capitalizing on a defensive lapse. However, Rizespor quickly equalized via Q. Laci’s 18th-minute strike, showcasing their ability to transition swiftly from defense to attack. The first half ended 1-1, with both sides creating chances but failing to convert consistently. Rizespor’s dominance in possession (55%) and accurate passing (379) became evident in the second half, leading to a decisive 3-1 lead by the 65th minute through goals from A. Mebude and L. Augusto. Konyaspor’s late resurgence, epitomized by Y. Andzouana’s 89th-minute equalizer, highlighted their resilience but also exposed defensive frailties. Despite Konyaspor’s higher foul count (16 vs. 12), Rizespor’s structured approach and clinical finishing proved decisive.