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Super Lig: Osimhen lifts Galatasaray to top spot with two goals against Fenerbahce

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The Nigeria international struck in both halves of the first period to put Galatasaray in control before the break, helping the reigning title contenders return to the summit of the Turkish Super Lig ..

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