Amasyaspor 1968 — Cankirigucu, Cup

Amasyaspor 1968 put on a masterclass at home against Çankırıgücü in the Cup Round of 32 on September 17th, 2026. The final scoreline read 10-0, a result that told only part of the story. To be fair, the visitors had no answer to the opening salvo that began within the first minute. S. Kinali struck after just one minute, and by the fourth, A. Aksakal had doubled the advantage. M. Ozbahceci added a third by the sixtieth minute, and here's the thing about those early goals — they set the tempo for everything that followed. The hosts weren't rushing; they were methodical, patient, and ruthless in their execution. The turning point, if you're looking for one, came around the half-hour mark. M. Erol scored in the thirtieth minute, then Aksakal found his second just two minutes later. But it was M. Karahan who truly took control. Three goals in a ten-minute spell — thirty-fifth, thirty-eighth, thirty-ninth — and suddenly the match was beyond doubt. Y. Kobya made it eight in the fiftieth minute, M. Ozturk added the ninth at seventy-one, and H. Celik closed the scoring with the tenth in the eighty-fifth. The visitors were still trying to find their shape when Amasyaspor 1968 were already thinking about the next round. By then, the coaching staff would have been pleased with the work rate, not just the score. This performance stands in sharp relief to their recent record. They had lost 1-0 to Trabzonspor last year, followed by a 0-3 defeat to Karakabej Belediyespor. The 4-0 victory over Budjak Oguzhanspor in October 2024 was their most positive result before today. What changed? The intensity. The understanding. The result takes Amasyaspor 1968 into the next round with confidence. Ten goals is rarely sustainable, but the manner of victory matters more than the numbers. The hosts showed they could control a game from start to finish, and Çankırıgücü had no response at any stage.