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2017–18 Süper Lig

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60th season of top-tier Turkish football
Football league season
Süper Lig
Season2017–18
Dates11 August 2017 – 19 May 2018
ChampionsGalatasaray
21st title
RelegatedKarabükspor
Gençlerbirliği
Osmanlıspor
Champions LeagueGalatasaray
Fenerbahçe
Europa Leagueİstanbul Başakşehir
Beşiktaş
Akhisarspor
Matches306
Goals906 (2.96 per match)
Top goalscorerBafétimbi Gomis (29 goals)
Biggest home winİstanbul Başakşehir 5–0Karabükspor
(29 January 2018)
Beşiktaş 5–0Karabükspor
(10 February 2018)
Galatasaray 5–0Bursaspor
(23 February 2018)
Göztepe 5–0Karabükspor
(27 April 2018)
Biggest away winKarabükspor 0-7Galatasaray
(3 March 2018)
Karabükspor 0–7Fenerbahçe
(14 May 2018)
Highest scoringTrabzonspor 3–4Alanyaspor
(22 September 2017)
Trabzonspor 1–6Akhisar
(15 October 2017)
Karabükspor 0–7Galatasaray
(3 March 2018)
Karabükspor 0–7Fenerbahçe
(14 May 2018)
Longest winning runFenerbahçe
(8 matches)
Longest unbeaten runFenerbahçe
(15 matches)
Longest winless runAkhisar Belediyespor
(14 matches)
Longest losing runKarabükspor
(12 matches)
Highest attendance50,291
Galatasaray 0–0Fenerbahçe
22 October 2017
2017-18 2. day Fenerbahçe-Trabzonspor pre-match

The2017–18 Süper Lig, officially called theSpor Toto Süper Lig İlhan Cavcav season, was the 60th season of theSüper Lig, the highest tierfootball league ofTurkey. The season was named afterİlhan Cavcav, the longtime chairman ofGençlerbirliği S.K.

Teams

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Stadia and locations

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TeamHome cityStadiumCapacity
Akhisar BelediyesporAkhisarSpor Toto Akhisar Stadium12,139
AlanyasporAlanyaAlanya Oba Stadium10,842
AntalyasporAntalyaAntalya Stadium33,032
BeşiktaşIstanbul (Beşiktaş)Vodafone Park43,500
BursasporBursaTimsah Arena43,877
FenerbahçeIstanbul (Kadıköy)Ülker Stadium50,509
GalatasarayIstanbul (Şişli)Türk Telekom Stadium52,652
GençlerbirliğiAnkara (Ulus)Ankara 19 Mayıs Stadium19,209
GöztepeİzmirBornova Stadium12,500
İstanbul BaşakşehirIstanbul (Başakşehir)Başakşehir Fatih Terim Stadium17,801
Kardemir KarabüksporKarabükDr. Necmettin Şeyhoğlu Stadium14,200
KasımpaşaIstanbul (Beyoğlu)Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium14,234
KayserisporKayseriKadir Has Stadium32,864
KonyasporKonyaKonya Büyükşehir Stadium42,276
OsmanlısporAnkara (Sincan)Osmanlı Stadyumu19,626
SivassporSivasSivas Arena27,532
TrabzonsporTrabzonŞenol Güneş Sports Complex40,782
Yeni MalatyasporMalatyaMalatya Arena27,044

Personnel and sponsorship

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TeamHead coachCaptainKit manufacturerSponsor
Akhisar BelediyesporTurkeyOkan BurukTurkeyCaner OsmanpaşaNike
AlanyasporTurkeyMesut BakkalTurkeyHaydar YılmazKappaTAV Airports
AntalyasporTurkeyHamza HamzaoğluVacantNikeIATI
Atiker KonyasporTurkeySergen YalçınGermanyAli ÇamdalıHummelSpor Toto
BeşiktaşTurkeyŞenol GüneşTurkeyTolga ZenginAdidasVodafone
BursasporTurkeyMustafa ErArgentinaPablo BatallaPumaWarmhaus
FenerbahçeTurkeyAykut KocamanTurkeyVolkan DemirelAdidas
GalatasarayTurkeyFatih TerimTurkeySelçuk İnanNikeNef
GençlerbirliğiTurkeyÜmit ÖzatTurkeyUğur ÇiftçiLottoARTE
GöztepeTurkeyTamer TunaTurkeySelçuk ŞahinLotto
İstanbul BaşakşehirTurkeyAbdullah AvcıTurkeyEmre BelözoğluNikeMakro
Kardemir KarabüksporTurkeyÜnal KaramanTurkeyAhmet ŞahinAdidasKardemir
KasımpaşaTurkeyKemal ÖzdeşTurkeyVeysel SariNike
KayserisporRomaniaMarius ȘumudicăTurkeyUmut BulutAdidasİstikbal
OsmanlısporTurkeyİrfan BuzTurkeyNuman ÇürüksuNikeATG
SivassporTurkeySamet AybabaTurkeyZiya ErdalAdidasDemir İnşaat
TrabzonsporTurkeyRıza ÇalımbayTurkeyOnur KıvrakNikeQNB
Yeni MalatyasporTurkeyErol BulutTurkeyYalçın AyhanAdidasBattalbey

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableReplaced byDate of appointment
GençlerbirliğiTurkeyÜmit ÖzatMutual agreement30 August 2017[1]18thTurkeyMesut Bakkal31 August 2017[2]
Yeni MalatyasporTurkeyErtuğrul SağlamResigned14 September 2017[3]13thTurkeyErol Bulut27 September 2017[4]
OsmanlısporTurkeyBülent Uygun17 September 2017[5]18thTurkeyİrfan Buz20 September 2017[6]
AntalyasporTurkeyRıza Çalımbay18 September 2017[7]16thBrazilLeonardo Araújo27 September 2017[8]
Kardemir KarabüksporTurkeyErkan Sözeri1 October 2017[9]16thAustraliaTony Popovic1 October 2017[10]
TrabzonsporTurkeyErsun YanalSacked15 October 2017[11]11thTurkeyRıza Çalımbay18 October 2017[12]
GençlerbirliğiTurkeyMesut Bakkal20 November 2017[13]18thTurkeyÜmit Özat20 November 2017[14]
AntalyasporBrazilLeonardo AraújoResigned6 December 201717thSpain David Badía (caretaker)6 December 2017
Kardemir KarabüksporAustraliaTony PopovicSacked15 December 201718thTurkeyLevent Açıkgöz18 December 2017
GalatasarayCroatiaIgor Tudor18 December 20172ndTurkeyFatih Terim21 December 2017
AlanyasporBosnia and HerzegovinaSafet Sušić26 December 201713thTurkeyHikmet Karaman3 January 2018
AntalyasporSpain David BadíaEnd of caretaker tenure4 January 201815thTurkeyHamza Hamzaoğlu4 January 2018
AlanyasporTurkeyHikmet KaramanSacked26 February 201816thTurkeyMesut Bakkal27 February 2018
KonyasporTurkeyMehmet ÖzdilekMutual agreement4 March 201816thTurkeySergen Yalçın6 March 2018
Kardemir KarabüksporTurkeyLevent AçıkgözSacked21 March 201818thTurkeyÜnal Karaman21 March 2018
BursasporFrancePaul Le Guen10 April 201813thTurkeyMustafa Er10 April 2018

Foreign players

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ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3Player 4Player 5Player 6Player 7Player 8Player 9Player 10Player 11Player 12Player 13Player 14Former Players
AkhisarsporBelgiumGeoffrey BiaBrazilPaulo HenriqueBrazilSerginhoCameroonDany NounkeuMaliAbdoul SissokoNetherlandsMarvin EmnesPortugalHélder BarbosaPortugalMiguel LopesSerbiaMilan LukačSwedenDaniel LarssonUkraineYevhen SeleznyovMontenegroPetar Grbić
RomaniaIoan Hora
AlanyasporArgentinaLucas VillafáñezBrazilDouglasBrazilFilipe AugustoBrazilWándersonBrazilWelintonCameroonMbilla EtameChileJunior FernandesDemocratic Republic of the CongoFabrice NsakalaGhanaIsaac SackeyGreeceGeorgios TzavellasGreeceGiannis ManiatisGuineaGuy-Michel LandelMaliMamadou FofanaSenegalLamine GassamaBrazilVágner Love
FranceRémy Riou
SerbiaDarko Lazić
ZambiaChisamba Lungu
AntalyasporBelgiumRuud BoffinBrazilCharlesBrazilChicoBrazilDaniloBrazilDiego ÂngeloBrazilMaiconCzech RepublicOndřej ČelůstkaFranceSouleymane DoukaraFranceWilliam VainqueurSerbiaMilan JevtovićSwitzerlandJohan DjourouBrazilSandro
CameroonSamuel Eto'o
FranceJérémy Ménez
FranceSamir Nasri
MoroccoMoestafa El Kabir
BeşiktaşBrazilAdrianoBrazilTaliscaBrazilVágner LoveCanadaAtiba HutchinsonCanadaCyle LarinChileGary MedelCroatiaDomagoj VidaNetherlandsJeremain LensNetherlandsRyan BabelPortugalPepePortugalRicardo QuaresmaSerbiaDuško TošićSpainÁlvaro NegredoSpainFabricioCroatiaMatej Mitrović
GermanyAndreas Beck
BursasporArgentinaPablo BatallaArubaJoshua JohnBrazilTitiDemocratic Republic of the CongoJirès Kembo EkokoGhanaEmmanuel BaduNigeriaMikel AguNigeriaShehu AbdullahiNigeriaWilliam Troost-EkongRepublic of the CongoDzon DelargeRomaniaBogdan StancuRomaniaGheorghe GrozavSenegalMoussa SowSenegalRicardo FatyTrinidad and TobagoJohn BostockChileCristóbal Jorquera
GhanaKofi Atta
NigeriaPaschal Okoli
FenerbahçeBrazilFernandãoBrazilGiulianoBrazilSouzaCameroonCarlos KameniChileMauricio IslaFranceMathieu ValbuenaMoroccoAatif ChahechouheMoroccoNabil DirarNetherlandsVincent JanssenPortugalLuís NetoRussiaRoman NeustädterSlovakiaMartin ŠkrtelSpainRoberto SoldadoNetherlandsRobin van Persie
GalatasarayAlgeriaSofiane FeghouliBelgiumJason DenayerBrazilFernandoBrazilMaiconBrazilMarianoCape VerdeGarry RodriguesFranceBafétimbi GomisFranceCédric CarrassoJapanYuto NagatomoMoroccoYounès BelhandaNetherlandsRyan DonkNorwayMartin LinnesRomaniaIasmin LatovleviciUruguayFernando MusleraSenegalBadou Ndiaye
GençlerbirliğiBelarusSergey PolitevichBeninStéphane SessègnonBrazilJaílton ParaíbaBrazilLuccas ClaroGhanaKamal IssahGuineaFlorentin PogbaMauritaniaDiallo GuidileyeMontenegroAleksandar ŠćekićNetherlandsElvis ManuSerbiaMarko MilinkovićSerbiaPetar ŠkuletićSwedenAbdul KhaliliSwedenJohannes HopfKosovoVedat Muriqi
SenegalOusmane N'Diaye
South AfricaTokelo Rantie
GöztepeAlgeriaNabil GhilasArgentinaÓscar ScarioneBrazilKaduBrazilWallaceFranceAxel NgandoFranceLéo SchwechlenFranceYoan GouffranGabonAndré PokoIvory CoastAdama TraoréPortugalAndré CastroPortugalBetoSenegalDemba BaSerbiaMiloš KosanovićSloveniaRajko RotmanFranceMathieu Peybernes
North MacedoniaAdis Jahović
TogoPrince Segbefia
İstanbul BaşakşehirBosnia and HerzegovinaEdin VišćaBosnia and HerzegovinaRiad BajićBrazilJúnior CaiçaraBrazilMárcio MossoróCameroonAurélien ChedjouFranceGaël ClichyGhanaJoseph AttamahItalyStefano NapoleoniMoldovaAlexandru EpureanuMoroccoManuel da CostaNetherlandsEljero EliaTogoEmmanuel AdebayorAlbaniaSokol Cikalleshi
KarabüksporArgentinaLuis IbáñezBrazilLeandrinhoDemocratic Republic of the CongoHervé KageIcelandÓlafur Ingi SkúlasonMaliHamidou TraoréRomaniaMarius AlexeSwedenAdam StåhlUkraineAndriy BliznichenkoUkraineAnton KravchenkoUkraineOleksandr RybkaCameroonDany Nounkeu
GabonAndré Poko
MaliMustapha Yatabaré
RomaniaCristian Tănase
RomaniaGabriel Torje
RomaniaGheorghe Grozav
RomaniaPaul Papp
RomaniaValerică Găman
UkraineYevhen Seleznyov
KasımpaşaBulgariaStrahil PopovCameroonFranck EtoundiCzech RepublicDavid PavelkaEgyptTrézéguetFranceOlivier VeigneauGermanyMarkus NeumayrGhanaBernard MensahGuineaBengali-Fodé KoitaKosovoLoret SadikuNigeriaKenneth OmeruoNigeriaSamuel EduokSenegalMbaye DiagneTunisiaSyam Ben YoussefVenezuelaJhon MurilloColombiaMichael Rangel
KayserisporBrazilFernando BoldrinBrazilWilliam de AmorimCape VerdeRyan MendesChileGonzalo EspinozaCameroonJean-Armel Kana-BiyikGhanaAsamoah GyanPortugalTiago LopesPortugalVarelaRomaniaCristian SăpunaruRomaniaSilviu Lung Jr.SenegalStéphane BadjiSerbiaNikola StojiljkovićUkraineArtem KravetsUkraineOleksandr KucherBelgiumGeoffrey Bia
SerbiaDejan Meleg
KonyasporBosnia and HerzegovinaAmir HadžiahmetovićBosnia and HerzegovinaDeni MiloševićCameroonSamuel Eto'oDemocratic Republic of the CongoWilfred MokeDenmarkJens JønssonFranceMehdi BourabiaGabonMalick EvounaGermanyPetar FilipovićIvory CoastMoryké FofanaMaliMustapha YatabaréNorth MacedoniaAdis JahovićSloveniaNejc SkubicSouth AfricaLebogang ManyamaSwedenPatrik CarlgrenBurkina FasoAbdou Traoré
NigeriaImoh Ezekiel
NigeriaPatrick Friday Eze
OsmanlısporAlbaniaSokol CikalleshiBelgiumTortol LumanzaBosnia and HerzegovinaAvdija VršajevićBrazilLuíz CarlosDenmarkAndreas MaxsøIranPayam SadeghianLithuaniaŽydrūnas KarčemarskasMoroccoAdrien RegattinNigeriaAminu UmarNigeriaRaheem LawalPortugalTiago PintoCzech RepublicVáclav Procházka
LiberiaTonia Tisdell
MauritaniaSouleymane Doukara
PortugalJosué
Republic of the CongoThievy Bifouma
SlovakiaBranislav Niňaj
SivassporAlgeriaCarl MedjaniBrazilAuremirBrazilRobinhoGhanaJohn BoyeIvory CoastArouna KonéIvory CoastCyriacRepublic of the CongoDelvin N'DingaRepublic of the CongoThievy BifoumaRomaniaPaul PappRussiaVitali DyakovSenegalHenri SaivetSwedenMattias BjärsmyrUkraineSerhiy RybalkaUruguaySergio RochetBrazilLeandrinho
NigeriaElderson Echiéjilé
TrabzonsporArgentinaJosé SosaColombiaFabián CastilloColombiaHugo RodallegaCosta RicaEsteban AlvaradoCzech RepublicFilip NovákNigeriaOgenyi OnaziPortugalJoão PereiraSenegalDame N'DoyeSlovakiaJán ĎuricaSlovakiaJuraj KuckaSlovakiaMatúš BeroSlovakiaTomáš HubočanArgentinaEmmanuel Mas
Democratic Republic of the CongoThéo Bongonda
Yeni MalatyasporArgentinaEmanuel DeningBeninFabien FarnolleBrazilDóriaBrazilGilbertoEcuadorArturo MinaFranceAly CissokhoFranceMichaël PereiraGuineaSadio DialloMoroccoIssam ChebakeMoroccoKhalid BoutaïbNetherlandsNacer BaraziteNigeriaAzubuike OkechukwuNigeriaSeth SincereSenegalIssiar DiaNigeriaSunday Mba
TogoJonathan Ayité

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Galatasaray(C)3424377533+4275Qualification for theChampions League group stage
2Fenerbahçe3421947836+4272[a]Qualification for theChampions League third qualifying round
3İstanbul Başakşehir3422666234+2872[a]Qualification for theEuropa League third qualifying round
4Beşiktaş3421856930+3971Qualification for theEuropa League second qualifying round
5Trabzonspor34151096351+1255
6Göztepe341310114950−149[b]
7Sivasspor34147134553−849[b]
8Kasımpaşa34137145758−146
9Kayserispor34128144455−1144
10Yeni Malatyaspor341110133845−743
11Akhisarspor34119144453−942Qualification for theEuropa League group stage[c]
12Alanyaspor34117165559−440
13Bursaspor34116174348−539
14Antalyaspor34108164059−1938
15Konyaspor3499163842−436
16Osmanlıspor(R)3489174960−1133[d]Relegation toTFF First League
17Gençlerbirliği(R)3489173754−1733[d]
18Kardemir Karabükspor(R)3433282086−6612
Source:Süper Lig,Soccerway
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head points; 3) Head-to-head goal difference; 4) Head-to-head goals scored; 5) Goal difference; 6) Goals scored; 7) Play-off.[15]
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^abFenerbahçe ahead of Başakşehir on head-to-head goal difference: Fenerbahçe 2–3 Başakşehir, Başakşehir 0–2 Fenerbahçe.
  2. ^abGöztepe ahead of Sivasspor on head-to-head points: Göztepe 6 pts, Sivasspor 0 pts.
  3. ^Akhisarspor qualified for theEuropa League group stage by winning the2017–18 Turkish Cup.
  4. ^abOsmanlıspor ahead of Gençlerbirliği on head-to-head points: Osmanlıspor 6 pts, Gençlerbirliği 0 pts.

Results

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Home \ AwayAKHALNANTBAŞBEŞBURFENGALGENGÖZKARKSMKAYKONOSMSİVTRAMLT
Akhisar Belediyespor—0–41–11–20–31–01–01–23–31–12–12–10–23–02–11–01–30–0
Alanyaspor3–1—3–24–11–23–11–42–34–11–11–11–31–21–21–11–11–21–0
Antalyaspor2–23–1—0–21–22–00–11–11–11–32–12–12–10–03–01–41–23–1
İstanbul Başakşehir2–12–14–1—1–01–00–25–11–12–05–03–23–12–11–01–12–21–0
Beşiktaş0–01–02–01–1—2–13–13–01–05–15–02–12–02–05–15–12–23–1
Bursaspor3–03–24–00–32–2—0–11–21–10–02–10–11–02–13–11–01–30–0
Fenerbahçe2–33–04–12–32–12–1—0–02–22–12–04–23–33–22–04–12–23–1
Galatasaray4–22–03–02–02–05–00–0—5–13–13–22–04–12–12–03–02–12–0
Gençlerbirliği1–10–10–11–02–11–01–21–0—3–01–10–01–22–10–34–00–00–1
Göztepe2–03–32–11–21–32–12–20–13–2—5–00–21–11–03–31–03–20–0
Kardemir Karabükspor0–31–01–23–10–11–40–70–70–20–1—0–21–00–10–40–11–12–4
Kasımpaşa2–03–22–31–22–22–21–42–13–13–12–0—1–12–11–12–30–33–2
Kayserispor1–21–22–01–11–13–10–51–33–21–03–23–2—2–12–21–10–00–1
Konyaspor2–00–21–11–11–10–31–10–23–01–12–02–02–0—1–05–02–20–1
Osmanlıspor3–23–00–01–42–32–11–11–32–00–23–03–00–10–0—2–43–30–0
Sivasspor1–12–23–11–02–10–01–22–11–02–31–02–20–22–13–2—1–22–0
Trabzonspor1–63–43–00–10–21–01–12–13–10–03–02–54–02–14–30–2—4–1
Yeni Malatyaspor0–01–11–10–20–02–40–22–14–12–33–11–13–21–13–11–01–0—
Source:Turkish Football Federation(in Turkish)
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Positions by round

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The following table represents the teams' positions after each round in the competition.

Team ╲ Round12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334
Galatasaray1111111111111213222212111112111111
Fenerbahçe813611847568753332333333444444443222
İstanbul Başakşehir71143565452222121111121223221332333
Beşiktaş4322222673334444444444332333224444
Trabzonspor558599911131112118877755667676555555555
Göztepe A.Ş.91496334225887766677778787788766666
Sivasspor14814161115119995691099888886868867877777
Kasımpaşa22741010131414131312101111111111111111911121112109999988
Kayserispor1812117453744445555566555555676688899
Yeni Malatyaspor3101013141112131110111313131310101091091099910910101011101010
Akhisar Belediyespor663867633699119101212121314121210101091111121212141211
Alanyaspor1517161213128101012101012121213131312121416151513131414141513131412
Bursaspor1391397810887676688991091011121112111213131110111113
Antalyaspor17151515161315171215141414141616151616151514141415141312111314121314
Konyaspor1271214151414151714151515161514161717171615161617171716161415151515
Osmanlıspor16181717181817181818171716151415141415161717171716151517171616161616
Gençlerbirliği10161818171718161617181818171717171514131313131314161615151717171717
Kardemir Karabükspor114510121616121516161617181818181818181818181818181818181818181818
Leader and2018–19 Champions League group stage
2018–19 UEFA Champions League second qualifying round
2018–19 UEFA Europa League third qualifying round
2018–19 UEFA Europa League second qualifying round
Relegation to2018–19 TFF First League
Source:tff.org(in Turkish)

Statistics

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Top goalscorers

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"Süper Lig Top Goalscorers". TFF. Retrieved20 May 2018.

Pos.PlayerTeamGoals
1FranceBafétimbi GomisGalatasaray29
2TurkeyBurak YılmazTrabzonspor23
3North MacedoniaAdis JahovićKonyaspor19
4TogoEmmanuel Adebayorİstanbul Başakşehir15
5BrazilTaliscaBeşiktaş14
TurkeyEmre AkbabaAlanyaspor
TurkeyUmut BulutKayserispor
BrazilGiulianoFenerbahçe
9Ivory CoastArouna KonéSivasspor13
EgyptTrézéguetKasımpaşa
NetherlandsRyan BabelBeşiktaş
BrazilVágner LoveBeşiktaş

Hat-tricks

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As of 19 May 2018
DatePlayerForAgainstResult
22 September 2017BrazilVágner LoveAlanyasporTrabzonspor3–4
24 September 2017North MacedoniaAdis JahovićGöztepeSivasspor2–3
30 September 2017TurkeyHakan ArslanSivassporAntalyaspor3–1
18 November 2017TogoEmmanuel Adebayorİstanbul BaşakşehirGalatasaray5–1
19 November 2017SpainRoberto SoldadoFenerbahçeSivasspor4–1
17 December 2017NetherlandsRyan BabelBeşiktaşOsmanlıspor5–1
23 February 2018FranceBafétimbi GomisGalatasarayBursaspor5–0
3 March 2018FranceBafétimbi Gomis4GalatasarayKardemir Karabükspor0–7
12 May 2018SenegalMbaye DiagneKasımpaşaGençlerbirliği3–1
19 May 2018CanadaCyle LarinBeşiktaşSivasspor5–1
Note

4 Player scored 4 goals

Awards

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Annual awards

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Award[16]WinnerClub
Player of the SeasonFranceBafétimbi GomisGalatasaray
Goalkeeper of the SeasonUruguayFernando MusleraGalatasaray
Defender of the SeasonPortugalPepeBeşiktaş
Midfielder of the SeasonTurkeyEmre BelözoğluBaşakşehir
Forward of the SeasonFranceBafétimbi GomisGalatasaray
Manager of the SeasonTurkeyFatih TerimGalatasaray
Team of the Season[17]
GoalkeeperUruguayFernando Muslera (Galatasaray)
DefenceBrazilMariano (Galatasaray)PortugalPepe (Beşiktaş)SlovakiaMartin Škrtel (Fenerbahçe)BrazilAdriano (Beşiktaş)
MidfieldBosnia and HerzegovinaEdin Višća

(Başakşehir)

BrazilTalisca (Beşiktaş)TurkeyEmre Belözoğlu (Başakşehir)Cape VerdeGarry Rodrigues (Galatasaray)
AttackFranceBafétimbi Gomis (Galatasaray)TurkeyBurak Yılmaz (Trabzonspor)

See also

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References

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  2. ^"Gençlerbirliği'nde 4. Mesut Bakkal Dönemi" (in Turkish). NTV Spor. Retrieved1 September 2017.
  3. ^"Ertuğrul Sağlam istifa gerekçesini açıkladı" (in Turkish). NTV Spor. Retrieved14 September 2017.
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