DIYARBAKIR (Interstat) — Amed Sportif and Bodrumspor battled to a 1-1 draw Sunday at Diyarbakır Yeni Stadyumu in a 1. Lig matchup that saw an early red card and a late equalizer.

Bodrumspor struck first when forward Daniel Moreno scored in the 64th minute, but Amed Sportif answered deep into stoppage time as İsmail Tarım found the net in the fourth minute of added time. Emrah Başsan recorded the assist on Amed Sportif’s equalizer.

The game began with controversy as Amed Sportif’s Ali Aytemur was sent off in the fifth minute, forcing the home side to play a man down for nearly the entire match. Despite the numerical disadvantage, Amed Sportif absorbed pressure and created chances before finally breaking through in the dying moments.

The first half saw a flurry of yellow cards. Bodrumspor’s Pedro Brazão was booked in the third minute, followed by Adama Traoré Noss in the 44th and Alper Potuk in first-half stoppage time. After the break, Atakan Müjde received a yellow card in the 87th minute, and İsmail Tarım was cautioned in the 90th before his goal. Emrah Başsan also saw yellow in the 90th minute after the equalizer.

The draw extended Bodrumspor’s season league record to 22 wins, 11 losses and 11 draws, while Amed Sportif moved to 22 wins, 6 losses and 9 draws in the competition. Across all competitions, Bodrumspor now stands at 23 wins, 11 losses and 11 draws, and Amed Sportif is 22 wins, 6 losses and 9 draws.

The result marked the second meeting between the two sides this season. Their previous encounter on Dec. 22, 2025 in Bodrum ended in a scoreless draw. Amed Sportif entered Sunday’s fixture on the back of a 2-0 loss at Bandirmaspor, while Bodrumspor had played to a 1-1 tie at home against Erzurumspor in their most recent outing.

Amed Sportif’s recent form had been strong, with wins in four of their previous five matches before the Bandirmaspor defeat. Bodrumspor had been inconsistent, alternating between draws and losses over their last several games, though they managed a 1-0 victory at Umraniyespor on April 3.

The home crowd at Diyarbakır Yeni Stadyumu saw a spirited effort from Amed Sportif despite the early red card. Daniel Moreno’s goal came from open play, giving Bodrumspor the lead midway through the second half. Amed Sportif pushed forward in the final minutes and finally leveled through İsmail Tarım, who capitalized on a build-up that involved Emrah Başsan’s assist.

The yellow card count reached six in total, with both sides contributing three apiece. The sole red card, Ali Aytemur’s dismissal, was the only sending-off of the match.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of 1-1, and its ELO system gave Amed Sportif a 51.60 percent probability to win before kickoff.