2, Sümer - 0). The club also beat then-English champions Liverpool F.C. 1–0 in the first leg of their second round match-up in the 1976–77 European Cup. They went on to lose 0–3 in the second leg. After Özyazıcı (1984 onwards) Trabzonspor struggled after Özyazıcı's departure. They would endure a cup drought, with their next win coming in 1992. The club haven't won a league title since Özyazıcı's last title in 1984. However, the club have stayed competitive in the top-flight, finishing third place six times and second place four times. Their highest finish of the 2000s came in 2003–04. Trabzonspor finished four points behind champions Fenerbahçe. The club was led by club icons Gökdeniz Karadeniz (14 goals) and Fatih Tekke (11 goals). The club also won the 2003–04 Türkiye Kupası, their second Türkiye Kupası in a row. Their second-place finish admitted them into the second qualifying round of the 2004–05 UEFA Champions League for the first time since their last Süper Lig title in 1983–84. They defeated Latvian club Skonto FC 4–1 on aggregate, but fell to Dynamo Kyiv 3–2 on aggregate after winning the first leg 2–1. Their UEFA Cup run ended quicker than their Champions League run, falling to Athletic Bilbao 3–4 on aggregate after winning the first leg 3–2. The club finished second again the following season, this time to Galatasaray. They were again led by their two Turkish internationals Karadeniz and Tekke, with Tekke netting a league-high 31 goals that season. Trabzonspor were shocked in the 2005-06 UEFA Champions League second round by minnows Anorthosis Famagusta. They lost the first leg 3–1 in Cyprus, and were unable to recover back in Trabzon. References External links Official website history Trabzonspor Trabzonspor Sport in Trabzon