Galatasaray clinched the Turkish league title for the fourth straight season with a 4-2 home win over Antalyaspor in the 33rd round, sealing the championship.

This victory gives Galatasaray their 26th Turkish championship, extending their lead over Fenerbahçe to six titles and continuing the club’s dominance since the 2013/14 season.

The win confirms Galatasaray’s status as Turkey’s most decorated club with 26 titles, echoing championship runs from the 1990s.

Police and security measures were deployed across several locations to manage the large crowds and ensure safety during the celebrations.

In the winter transfer window, Fenerbahçe strengthened with N’Golo Kanté and Matteo Guendouzi, highlighting the competitive context around the title race.

Celebrations erupted nationwide, with fans in 81 provinces from Istanbul leading torches, flags, convoys, chants, and car parades to mark the historic title.

In the other match, Alanyaspor defeated Kayserispor 3-1, keeping Alanyaspor in 10th with 37 points as Kayserispor faced relegation pressures.

Antalyaspor remain 16th in the table and in the relegation zone, just two points from safety, while Alanyaspor also face relegation danger.

Fenerbahçe endured a difficult season, sacking their coach and sporting director after a derby loss to Galatasaray, with potential changes for the goalkeeper position in the off-season.

Victor Osimhen scored twice to turn the title match in Galatasaray’s favor, with Mario Lemina and a late Kaan Ayhan strike completing the 4-2 victory after Antalyaspor had led twice.

The victory is framed as a nationwide and cross-border moment of unity, reflecting its cultural impact beyond Turkey.

Ismail Jakobs started for Galatasaray alongside Sane and Gündoğan, contributing to a strong title bid.