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Spectators: 42 (Terracing: 32, Seating: 10, VIP seats: 0) Günther Doty made the kick off and thus started the match. Türk Polis Gücü's 尹林旭 quite brazenly broke a throw-in by Dimitris Karoulias, made in the 3rd minute of the game. Günther Doty scored 1-0 in the 4th match minute with a shot that went into the goal to the right of Edward Domala, who was just a little too slow in reacting to the shot. After 13 minutes D-Force's defender was forced to head the ball over the line for a corner. It was Yngve Lindqvist who took care of the corner kick. Edward Domala made an important save on a dangerous shot by Günther Doty in the 19th minute. Nasos Sakkas's late challenge caught a Türk Polis Gücü's player on the shin and left him crawling around in pain. The referee blew his whistle and produced the yellow card. Nasos Sakkas helped the player get up and apologised. In the 23rd match minute, D-Force was awarded a freekick, the ball was picked up by Nasos Sakkas to maneuver through the defense. Günther Doty's shot straight on target was not completely harmless. The ball had pretty good speed, but Edward Domala firmly grabbed it by the left post. 26 minutes into the game, Kayacan Salman was given a yellow card after he appeared to trip an opposing player. Türk Polis Gücü's manager was livid on the sidelines, but the referee was unmoved and gave D-Force the free kick. D-Force's Nasos Sakkas got his second yellow card of the match in the 36th minute. The referee ordered Nasos Sakkas off the ground. After a rather tough play, D-Force's Nasos Sakkas got a free kick in the 36th minute. Edward Domala made a wonderful reflex save on a shot from Günther Doty in the 40th minute of play. After some fancy dribbling in the 42nd minute, Günther Doty managed to get in a good position for a shot. Türk Polis Gücü's supporters rose to their feet, but Günther Doty was a bit off balance and shot the ball just wide of the left post. Edward Domala breathed a sigh of relief and went to take the goal kick. Af the end of the first half the score was 1-0. The first half had gone as expected for the home team.

Both teams looked relatively alert before the second half when the referee blew his whistle to tell Charalambos Kiprakis to make the kick off. Günther Doty might have been able to make a better finish in the 53rd minute when he tried to place a hard shot over Edward Domala. Instead the ball went over the crossbar and out. Günther Doty ran back to his position shaking his head. Oğuzhan Tun got a throw-in 55 minutes in the game and the ball was received by Aggelos Nikodimos. Edward Domala made a wonderful reflex save on a shot from Erhan Sarıoğlu in the 56th minute of play. Erhan Sarıoğlu sent away a hard shot on goal in the 62nd minute, but the ball went just over the crossbar and out. A very good chance. After some careless play in the D-Force defense, Günther Doty kicked a shot that curved into the net to the right of Edward Domala. The D-Force fans voiced their displeasure as they felt that Edward Domala should have stopped the shot. Türk Polis Gücü's Zaid Cevahir was substituted for Günther Doty. After a rather tough play, D-Force's Marios Vamvakoulas got a free kick in the 73rd minute. In the 75th match minute, Türk Polis Gücü was awarded a freekick, the ball was picked up by Kayacan Salman to maneuver through the defense. After 79 minutes of play, Türk Polis Gücü's Zaid Cevahir made it 3-0 when he simply outclassed the defender marking him and hit a curling shot into the right side of the net. Edward Domala was left in no man's land by his defense there! 88 minutes into the match, Türk Polis Gücü's goal looked a bit too open when Aggelos Nikodimos came free, but Edmund Dulemba reached the ball before it rolled over the goal line. 89 minutes into the game, Türk Polis Gücü's Poyraz Özkoc nearly tore a hole in the net with a booming shot. Edward Domala made a valiant effort, but he could not reach the ball in time, 4-0. After a rather tough play, D-Force's Marios Vamvakoulas got a free kick in the 92nd minute. There were very few away supporters still in the ground by the end of the match. Most of them had left early, disgusted by the way their team had been torn apart. Türk Polis Gücü fully deserved thier win.