• 298. The Black Eagles podcast (September 23rd, 2024) - Beşiktaş squeek past stubborn Eyüpspor side to clinch 3 points!

  • Sep 23 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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298. The Black Eagles podcast (September 23rd, 2024) - Beşiktaş squeek past stubborn Eyüpspor side to clinch 3 points!

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    Coming off of a disappointing loss of points in Trabzon last week, Beşiktaş have squeeked past a stubborn Eyüpspor side thanks to a late penalty goal by Ciro Immobile. The Black Eagles had found themselves in the lead thanks to a wonderful strike from Milot Rashica in the first half, but a penalty from Emre Akbaba had put the visitors level on the hour mark. Throughout the game, Eyüpspor made it very difficult for Beşiktaş to play their regular game and it took a late penalty by Ciro Immobile to clinch the 3 points.

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