Sports columnists evaluate Besiktas' defeat against Amedspor

The outcome where Besiktas were defeated 3-2 away by Amedspor in the 6th week of the Trendyol Super Lig created widespread repercussions in the sports community. Following the match, columnists discussed manager Vincenzo Italiano's rotation choices and the team's performance.

Passionate fans and high pressing

Gulengul Altinsay stated that the home team started the match with a fierce high press in front of their passionate supporters. She noted that Besiktas made passing errors against this pressure and conceded the third goal as a result of a mistake by goalkeeper Nubel.

Fatigue and individual errors

Fatih Dogan drew attention to the fatigue following the return from the Marseille match and overconfidence. He emphasized that the individual errors made were paid for heavily and that they left the field with a 3-2 defeat.

European travel difficulties and physical play

Guntekin Onay highlighted Amedspor's aggressive and physical style of play, noting that teams struggle when returning from UEFA Europa League matches played on Thursday nights. He stated that only Miretti delivered the expected efficiency on the pitch for the black-and-white team.

Away rotation and warnings

Cem Dizdar drew attention to the rotation chosen by manager Vincenzo Italiano away from home. He expressed that this situation carries significant warning value regarding matches played away in Anatolia.

Fixture criticism and late substitutions

Attila Gokce criticized the Turkish Football Federation's fixture schedule while reporting that Besiktas played the match with slow and inaccurate passes. He stated that Italiano's tactical moves came too late for a victory.

The cost of rotation and passing errors

Bilal Mese addressed manager Vincenzo Italiano, arguing that the squad rotations and consecutive passing errors directly led to the defeat.