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December 31, 2023

News Desk

The Turkish Super Cup final in Riyadh has been postponed

CONSTANTINOPLE: The Turkish Super Cup final between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce scheduled for Friday in the Saudi capital Riyadh was postponed due to what the clubs described as “some problems” in organizing the event. At the heart of these issues, according to media reports, was the desire of the two Istanbul teams to wear shirts featuring the founder of modern Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, during the warm-up ahead of the evening kick-off. Turkish media reported that Saudi officials had rejected that demand, although it was not clear why, and that the clubs had refused to play the Super Cup final at

November 28, 2023

News Desk

Man Utd prepared for the cauldron of Galatasaray

LONDON: Thirty years after Manchester United walked out of Galatasaray with their Champions League hopes on one of the most infamous nights in the club’s history, they will return to ‘hell’ for another clash with the Turkish side. United are bottom of Champions League Group A and will be eliminated if they lose to Galatasaray in their penultimate game on Wednesday. It’s a difficult situation that brings back painful memories for the United players and fans who ran the gauntlet of hate in Istanbul in 1993. After being crowned champions of England the previous season, United were confident of a

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