Bahcesehir gives a show at the season opener and surprises Fenerbahçe
Bahcesehir beat Fenerbahce 98-83, with Djordjevic's debut, and led the 1st matchday of tight scores in the Turkish League.

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September 25th: Round 1 starts with 90-89
The 1st round of the Turkish League started on 25 September with Tofas beating Pizzabulls Bordo Bandirma 90-89.
September 26: three games and two close scores
On 26 September, Turk Telekom beat Karsiyaka by 73-72.[1] Aliaga Petkim Spor overcame Yukatel Denizli Basket by 85-81.[2] Galatasaray made 102-79 at Cayirova Belediyesi, the widest score recorded up to that point in the listed sequence.[3]
September 27: Bahcesehir has a 98-83 over Fenerbahce
The main match of the day was Bahcesehir vs Fenerbahce. Aleksandar Djordjevic's team won 98-83, a difference of 15 points. Malachi Flynn led with 17 points, Marquis Reed scored 16, and Tyler Cavanaugh contributed 10.
Trevion Williams had a double-double, 16 points and 14 rebounds.
At Fenerbahce, Talen Horton-Tucker scored 16 points. Shavon Shields had 13 points and seven rebounds. Braxton Key added 12, and Trent Forrest finished with 10.
27th of September: Djordjevic's official debut
The match also marked the official debut of Aleksandar Djordjevic in charge of Bahcesehir.
September 27: other games of the day
The round also featured, on 27 September, Trabzonspor against Bursaspor with a 82-76 victory for Trabzon.
What 's left is for the fans
For the Bahcesehir fans, the opening round message came with clear numbers: 98-83, 17 points from Flynn, a double-double by Williams with 16 points and 14 rebounds and Djordjevic's official debut.
In the Turkish League map, the 1st round has scores recorded on September 25, 26 and 27, and the match between Bahcesehir and Fenerbahce stands as the most commented result of the beginning of the championship.
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