Four shots on target, three goals. That was the return on investment for André Henrique on a night when Göztepe simply had his number working overtime in Istanbul.
Eyüpspor never found an answer. By full time the scoreline read 0-4, and Henrique alone outscored the hosts by three. He finished with six shots in total, four of them forcing the issue on target, and walked away with a match rating of 9.2.
Efficiency Over Volume
This was not a case of a striker needing a mountain of chances to get his name on the scoresheet. Half of his six attempts ended up in the net, a conversion rate that tells its own story about the quality of his finishing rather than the quantity of service.
Göztepe's front line did the damage collectively, with four goals shared across the side, but it was Henrique who turned a routine away win into a statement performance. Three goals from one player against a single opponent is the kind of afternoon that gets remembered long after the final whistle.
What It Means
For Eyüpspor, conceding four without reply at home is the kind of result that will sting regardless of who scored them. For Göztepe, the hat-trick gives them a reliable source of goals heading into whatever comes next on the calendar, and a forward who, on this evidence, is capable of deciding matches almost single-handedly.
The numbers from Trendyol Super Lig action rarely tell a cleaner story than this one: one striker, three goals, four shots on target, and a rating that puts him at the top of the class for the round.