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Ongoing Story· Day 40

Israeli Midfielder Dia Saba Shines in Turkish League, Draws High Praise

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Dia Saba Scores Penalty in Turkish League Draw

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Amedspor, the Turkish league leaders, drew 2-2 with Göztepe on Saturday after the international break. Israeli player Dia Saba scored the team's first goal from a penalty kick, his first since November 2024. Despite some fan concerns about his stamina, Saba was given the penalty opportunity over a teammate. The team now has 14 points from seven matches and faces Konyaspor next.

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  • Dia Saba scored a penalty for Turkish league leaders Amedspor in their 2-2 draw with Göztepe.
  • This was Saba's first penalty goal since November 2024, and his first for Amedspor.
  • Saba was chosen to take the penalty over teammate Gift Orban, who had a successful penalty record last season.
  • Turkish fans acknowledged Saba's good play but noted he tired in the second half.
  • Amedspor remains with 14 points from seven games and will play Konyaspor next.
Dia Saba Scores Penalty in Turkish League Draw
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Turkish league leaders Amedspor dropped two valuable points on Saturday, drawing 2-2 with Göztepe. Israeli player Dia Saba scored the opening goal of the match with a penalty kick, his first since November 2024. This marks a significant moment for Saba, who had previously missed a penalty last season while playing for Amedspor. Despite this, he was entrusted with the penalty kick over teammate Gift Orban, who scored two penalties last year for Verona. Turkish fans noted that Saba played well but seemed to run out of steam in the second half, acknowledging the pressure on the team given their league position and praising Saba's experience for converting the penalty. Amedspor currently has 14 points from seven games and will face bottom-of-the-table Konyaspor next Saturday.

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