British press puts Fenerbahçe's win over Liverpool on the front page

Fenerbahçe beat English giants Liverpool 3-2 at Kadıköy in the UEFA Champions League. The win was the yellow and navy blues' first Champions League victory in 18 years. The result caused a big stir in England.

The Guardian drew attention to the atmosphere among the fans at Kadıköy and to Vedat Muriqi's physical dominance. According to the paper, Muriqi made Liverpool pay heavily for the mistakes of a depleted defence. It wrote that whenever Liverpool had the ball, Turkish fans kept up a constant whistling that tested the visitors' ears, and that Liverpool could not get out from under this pressure.

Sky Sports highlighted how Liverpool failed to hold on to the lead despite going ahead twice. According to the report, Nyoni and striker Isak put their side ahead twice, but terrible mistakes in defence meant that these leads lasted only four minutes each. Andoni Iraola's words, "We conceded cheap and messy goals," were also splashed across the headlines.

The BBC used the headline "Another miracle in Istanbul, but this time it broke Liverpool's hearts." The article noted that both teams have a long history of comebacks, but that Iraola's side made the wrong kind of comeback this time.

The Daily Echo placed the blame on the stars who came off the bench. According to the paper, the club's players, worth hundreds of millions of pounds, could not save a team that struggled in Istanbul.