Fenerbahce will host Eyupspor at Sukru Saracoglu Stadium on Sunday afternoon during the sixth round of the Turkish Super Lig. The Yellow Canaries are eager to break a streak of three matches without a win across all competitions. The home team has garnered seven points from their first five league games, while the visitors have only managed three points and find themselves in the relegation zone after suffering four defeats. Fenerbahce's challenging start is partly due to their European obligations and a dramatic situation involving manager Ismail Kartal. The 65-year-old announced his resignation following a 1-1 draw against Roma in the Champions League, triggered by a water bottle being thrown at him from the crowd. However, club president Aziz Yildirim quickly clarified that Kartal would continue as coach. This incident occurred just days before Fenerbahce's goalless draw against Gaziantep, meaning the Yellow Canaries have not won in their last two league outings, following a 2-1 loss to Besiktas, which is their only defeat in the league so far. Fenerbahce currently trails six points behind the leaders and must find a way to secure victories to keep their hopes of ending a long league-title drought alive. Their historical performance against Eyupspor, combined with the visitors' poor start, should boost their confidence ahead of the match. Eyupspor has faced significant difficulties in scoring, netting only twice in five league matches, making them the lowest-scoring team. They have lost four of those games, with their only win coming against Alanyaspor at the end of August. In their most recent match, Eyupspor suffered a 2-0 defeat at home to Rizespor, where Ali Sowe scored first and Emrecan Bulut sealed the victory with a goal in stoppage time. The team has also struggled to find the net against Besiktas, Gaziantep, and Corum earlier in the season, emphasizing the serious attacking challenges that coach Ozhan Pulat needs to address.