Cenk Tosun attacked by fan with kung fu kick after Dele Alli scores Besiktas' first goal
Former Everton and Crystal Palace striker Cenk Tosun was kung fu kicked by a fan amid ugly scenes after the full-time whistle in the 3-win 2 from Besiktas to Ankaraguru on Sunday evening. Dele Alli also scored his first goal for the Black Eagles in a Turkish Super Lig clash marred by unsavory scenes.
Alli scored his first goal for his new club on only his second appearance, sneaking past the far post to slip into the knockdown of former Burnley flop Wout Weghorst. The strike saw the Everton loanee find the net for the first time in 378 days and edge Besiktas 2-1 ahead 10 minutes before the break after team-mate Jackson Muleka had just five minutes before calling off the Giorgi Beridze's opener for the hosts. /p>
The Ankaragucu winger went on to equalize game minutes in the second half, before former Tottenham striker Georges-Kévin Nkoudou netted the winner for the Istanbul giants from a penalty 15 minutes from time . Ankaragucu defender Marlon was fired late and the tense final then boiled over after the full-time whistle.
As a number of players shook hands and consulted the referee in the center circle moments after the end of the game, a shirtless fan invaded the pitch before delivering a kung-kick fu to Besiktas striker Tosun. The attacker was quickly thrown onto the turf by Tosun's teammate Josef de Souza before being apprehended by the stewards.
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Speaking after the episode, Weghorst insisted the striker must be 'punished in the most severe way' in order to allow Turkish football to continue to progress. The Dutch giant said: “It is impossible to say that these things are normal. So many bad things have happened.
"I know that Turks act with their emotions, I love that. Still, this is unacceptable. A very unfortunate event happened, someone hit Cenk.
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Former Everton and Crystal Palace striker Cenk Tosun was kung fu kicked by a fan amid ugly scenes after the full-time whistle in the 3-win 2 from Besiktas to Ankaraguru on Sunday evening. Dele Alli also scored his first goal for the Black Eagles in a Turkish Super Lig clash marred by unsavory scenes.
Alli scored his first goal for his new club on only his second appearance, sneaking past the far post to slip into the knockdown of former Burnley flop Wout Weghorst. The strike saw the Everton loanee find the net for the first time in 378 days and edge Besiktas 2-1 ahead 10 minutes before the break after team-mate Jackson Muleka had just five minutes before calling off the Giorgi Beridze's opener for the hosts. /p>
The Ankaragucu winger went on to equalize game minutes in the second half, before former Tottenham striker Georges-Kévin Nkoudou netted the winner for the Istanbul giants from a penalty 15 minutes from time . Ankaragucu defender Marlon was fired late and the tense final then boiled over after the full-time whistle.
As a number of players shook hands and consulted the referee in the center circle moments after the end of the game, a shirtless fan invaded the pitch before delivering a kung-kick fu to Besiktas striker Tosun. The attacker was quickly thrown onto the turf by Tosun's teammate Josef de Souza before being apprehended by the stewards.
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Speaking after the episode, Weghorst insisted the striker must be 'punished in the most severe way' in order to allow Turkish football to continue to progress. The Dutch giant said: “It is impossible to say that these things are normal. So many bad things have happened.
"I know that Turks act with their emotions, I love that. Still, this is unacceptable. A very unfortunate event happened, someone hit Cenk.
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