Fenerbahçe · Liverpool

Fenerbahçe finished with a 3 goals to 2 goals victory over Liverpool, after reaching the interval level at 1 goals to 1 goals. The confirmed opening goal came from Trey Nyoni at 25′, putting Liverpool ahead at 0-1. Mason Greenwood replied at 29′, restoring equality before the break. The recorded sequence therefore confirms an early deficit and a response from the eventual winners.

Liverpool regained the lead through Alexander Isak at 69′, with the score then 1-2. Archie Brown answered at 73′ to make it 2-2. That is the last supplied goal event, rather than the final result. The finished score confirms Fenerbahçe subsequently won, but the available events do not establish who scored the winner or when; a detailed account of that decisive moment would exceed the evidence.

The whole-match statistics present a contrast to the result. Possession was 32% for Fenerbahçe against 68% for Liverpool, while shots were 17 against 22 and corners 4 against 12. Yet shots on target were level: 6 against 6. Those figures support a distinction between greater recorded volume and the outcome, not a claim that possession alone reflected better chances or explained the defeat.

Recorded attacks also favoured Liverpool, at 114 against Fenerbahçe's 60; dangerous attacks were 65 against 27. These categories add context to the volume imbalance, but do not independently establish chance quality or a tactical cause. With potentially incomplete event coverage, the soundest reading remains a verified home win alongside stronger away totals in several activity measures, rather than a fully reconstructed explanation of how the match was decided.

Trey Nyoni scored at 25′, making it 0–1. Mason Greenwood scored at 29′, making it 1–1.

The recorded yellow-card tally for Fenerbahçe is 2 recorded events.

Neither side has a scoring advantage at the break. The outcome remains open; the level score alone does not identify a second-half favourite.

A scoring draw looks plausible: Fenerbahçe's stored home record offers a counterweight to Liverpool's strong sampled form.