Pavel Kacor scored a dramatic late equaliser for Slavia Prague, preventing Fenerbahce from securing a crucial Champions League victory. The 20-year-old substitute netted his first senior goal for the club with a stunning volley, connecting with Emmanuel Ayaosi's cross in the 90th minute. This effort allowed the Czech team to come back from a two-goal deficit and claim their first point in this season's competition.
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Fenerbahce, who now have two points from three matches, had quickly established a two-goal advantage just 11 minutes into the game. Oguz Aydin opened the scoring with a remarkable goal from 25 yards out, curling a left-footed shot into the top left corner in the fourth minute. Mason Greenwood followed up with his seventh goal of the season, capitalizing on a pass from Nelson Semedo to find the net seven minutes later.
The Turkish side was aiming to secure their first Champions League win since defeating Chelsea in the first leg of a 2008 quarter-final. However, they allowed Slavia Prague to claw their way back into the match when Matteo Guendouzi misplaced a pass in the 15th minute, leading to Lukas Provod's first-time finish.
Despite several missed opportunities to regain their two-goal lead, Fenerbahce could not stop Slavia Prague's momentum, culminating in Kacor’s acrobatic equaliser.