Osimhen's brace kills Mou's crew, Special One attacks rivals' coach

The Turkish Intercontinental Derby between Galatasaray and Fenerbahce is among the fiercest and most passionate in today's football. Yesterday, the two teams met in the Turkish Cup quarter-finals and provided the crowd with the utmost fireworks, completely justifying the Derby's status.

In the end, Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce suffered another tough blow when facing their biggest rivals, as they fell short in front of 50,000 of their fans and were eliminated (2-1) and the main culprit was "the man with the mask" - Victor Osimhen.

The Nigerian netted a first-half brace in the tenth and 27th minute (from the spot), sealing the deal already in the opening half an hour. The home crew managed to close the gap thanks to Sebastian Szymanski's effort minutes before the break, but that was it when it came to goals.

However, the end of the game was - as usual - full of tension and totally wild. As many as three players were sent off in stoppage time, though none of them were on the pitch at the moment, while Mourinho made another scandalous move, proving once again that he rarely knew how to cope with failure.

Namely, following his team's defeat, The Special One attacked Galatasaray boss Okan Buruk, pinching his nose (?!), which caused him to be dismissed as well. So, not only is his crew eliminated from the Cup and trailing in the league, but Mou will (probably) face a severe punishment for the misconduct.