Ex-Man City star Ederson struck by missile and smacks camera in anger

Ex-Man City star Ederson struck by missile and smacks camera in angerFenerbahce goalkeeper Ederson was hit by a missile and then reacted angrily to a camera that attempted to get a close-up of him whilst he lay on the groundCommentsSportSamuel Meade Sports Brand Writer14:53, 12 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesEderson was hit by a missile during Fenerbahce's win over Former Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson was struck by a missile whilst playing for Fenerbahce before lashing out at a camera.‌The Brazilian hit the ground after being hit by an object during his side's game against Kayserispor. Whilst Ederson was on the ground, those in charge of the broadcast cameras attempted to get a close-up.‌A camera was attached to a long claw and it made movements towards the goalkeeper, who was fuming when he realised it was near him. As a result Ederson pushed it away, attracting jeers from the crowd.‌Despite the unsavoury scene, the 32-year-old would keep a clean sheet in Fenerbahce‘s 4-0 win over Kayserispor, who themselves could face retrospective disciplinary action.Fenerbahce, who have not won the Turkish league since 2014, are desperately trying to chase down fierce rivals Galatasaray. Their win means they are now only one point behind their cross-city rivals, albeit they have played a game more.READ MORE: Mikel Arteta could surpass unwanted Arsene Wenger record after Arsenal title slip upREAD MORE: Blockbuster £100m summer transfer could land Championship side world record sell-on feeFenerbahce recently lost for the first time this season, going down to Fatih Karagumruk. Galatasaray have lost three times, but have drawn five fewer games which has allowed them to take control of the Turkish title race. Since that reverse, Fenerbahce have responded well, winning three on the bounce.‌They've scored nine goals in that time, which saw them beat fourth-placed Besiktas. Ederson has kept consecutive clean sheets with Domenico Tedesco, the man who was hired to replace Jose M...