and was eliminated from it at 3rd Round. In 2010–11 season, Galatasaray started UEFA Europa League at 2nd Preliminary Round and beat Serbian OFK Belgrade with 7-3 aggregate but was eliminated at next round to Ukrainian Karpaty Lviv a 3-3 aggregate with an away goal rule. Galatasaray started Süper Lig bad and lost first 2 matches against Sivasspor and Bursaspor. The club won the next 4 games but Rijjkaard was sacked after losing Ankaragücü at home match with a 4–2 score and was replaced with Gheorghe Hagi. Hagi also was sacked after elimination from Turkey Cup, last chance for the club for qualifying to European Cups, by Gaziantepspor a 3-2 aggregate and losing at home match against their archrivals, Fenerbahçe with a 2–1 score after leading 1–0 score at first half at Round 26 of Süper Lig. Despite Bülent Ünder took manager position, Galatasaray dropped to 14th place at Round 28. Later this team recovered from this position and finished the league as 8th behind 36 points from Fenerbahçe, league champions. Galatasaray lived the worst season after 1981-82 one and broke losing match record for them with 16. They also made once negative average with scored 41 goals and conceded 46 ones. The Sixth Dynasty (2011– present) Aysal era: 2011 - 2014 May 14, 2011, Aysal replaced Adnan Polat to become the 34th President of Galatasaray, with a record of the highest majority of votes in the 106-year-history of Galatasaray, winning 2998 of the 4019 votes cast.[1] The previous record was set by outgoing Adnan Polat, who won 2944 of the 5234 votes during the chairmanship election in March 2008. After an unsuccessful season, Galatasaray was unable to qualify for European football. After the internal conflict amongst board members in addition to the poor performance of the squad during the 10-11 season, Galatasaray appointed a new chairman Ünal Aysal. Ünal Aysal's first scoop for building a better Galatasaray squad to claim the dominance in the Süper Lig was to appoint a new manager. Ünal Aysal called up Fatih Terim his first, and the only choice, for a third time to manage Galatasaray, and the third Fatih Terim era for Galatasaray had begun. Galatsaray SK won the 2011–2012 Süper Lig. It was the eighteenth League title for the club and Fatih Terim set a new record by winning the Süper Lig for the fifth time as a manager. It was also