Galatasaray beat second-placed Amed 4-1 in Week 5 of the Suwen Süper Ligi, while Fenerbahçe won 4-1 against FC Minsk in Hungary in the UEFA Women’s Europa Cup.

Here’s how the latest round of results unfolded in Türkiye’s top flight.

Fenerbahçe had no Süper Ligi fixture this weekend. Instead, they travelled to Hungary for their UEFA Women’s Europa Cup second qualifying round tie against FC Minsk.

UEFA does not permit Belarusian clubs to play matches at home . The game therefore took place in Hungary. Minsk had also played its first round home leg against Agram at the same ground.

Gökhan Bozkaya’s side has built much of its threat on rehearsed set pieces. Katie Bowen scored from a corner against Beşiktaş the week before . Ece Türkoğlu’s header from a set piece against Metalist Kharkiv was the club’s first goal in European competition. Centre-back Yaşam Göksu has also scored three goals this season. Against Minsk, however, none of Fenerbahçe’s four goals came from a set piece.

Minsk defended extremely deep when Fenerbahçe had possession. The whole team dropped towards the edge of its own box and looked to counter with balls in behind. That approach produced the opening goal after 14 minutes. Viktoria Valyuk ran onto a ball over the top to put Minsk ahead.

Marie Ngah Manga equalised from Türkoğlu’s ball in the 41st minute. She scored again from Jeannette Kayan’s pass two minutes later. A header from Kayan’s corner then hit the bar just before half-time.

Andrea Stašková made it 3-1 in the 63rd minute. Kayan then scored from long range over the advancing Ekaterina Ulasevich in the 69th.