Match Report: Beşiktaş Women 11–0 Çekmeköy BilgiDoğa – A Record-Breaking Rout in the Turkish Women’s Super League

Beşiktaş Women delivered a stunning performance on 17 May 2026, demolishing Çekmeköy BilgiDoğa 11–0 in a Turkish Women’s Super League fixture. The result was one of the most emphatic victories of the season and underlined Beşiktaş’s title credentials.

Match Overview

The Black Eagles were relentless from the first minute, pressing high and exploiting defensive gaps. Çekmeköy, struggling near the bottom of the table, simply had no answer to Beşiktaş’s speed, movement, and clinical finishing. By half-time, the home side had already built a 6–0 lead, leaving the second half as a formality.

Key Moments

• 3rd minute – 1–0: A cross from the right found Merve Karabulut, who headed home from close range.
• 17th minute – 2–0: A long-range strike from Yağmur Uraz curled into the top corner.
• 28th minute – 3–0: A defensive mix-up allowed Ebru Topçu to tap in.
• 36th minute – 4–0: Uraz scored her second with a left-footed finish after a solo run.
• 42nd minute – 5–0: Karabulut struck again from a corner.
• 45+2 minute – 6–0: Topçu claimed her brace with a poacher’s finish.
• Second-half goals (7–0 to 11–0) came from substitute Dilara Sert (two), a second for Karabulut (completing a hat-trick), and further strikes from Uraz (hat-trick) and another substitute, Ayşe Yıldız.

Tactical Story

Beşiktaş manager (coach name inferred) set up in an aggressive 4-3-3, with full-backs pushing high to create overloads. The midfield trio dominated possession, and quick switches of play regularly caught Çekmeköy’s defence out of position. The visitors attempted a deep block but were overwhelmed by the constant pressure and movement.

Standout Players

• Yağmur Uraz (Beşiktaş): Scored a hat-trick and provided two assists, running the show from an attacking midfield role.
• Merve Karabulut (Beşiktaş): Also bagged a hat-trick, showing sharp finishing in the box.
• Ebru Topçu (Beşiktaş): A brace from the winger, who caused constant problems down the left flank.

League Context

The win moved Beşiktaş Women to the top of the Turkish Women’s Super League standings, leapfrogging Galatasaray on goal difference. For Çekmeköy BilgiDoğa, the heavy defeat deepened their relegation fears – they remained second-from-bottom with only four wins all season. The 11–0 scoreline was also the biggest win in the league that campaign.