Emmanuel Emenike stormed off the field after the Fenerbahce striker was the victim of alleged abuse from his own fans in Turkey . Soon after blowing a one on one chance with Besiktas ' Tolga Zengin After a poor touch to control a long ball , Emenike was booed vociferously by his own fans , with allegations that some of the abuse was also racist . The Nigeria international appeared to angrily remove his shirt and marched towards the sidelines during Sunday night ’ s match against rivals Besiktas . Striker Emmanuel Emenike reacts to boos from the home fans during Fenerbahce 's match with Besiktas . The Nigerian has struggled for form in front of goal this season and is not popular with some supporters . Emenike makes for the touchline only to be forced back on by Fenerbahce 's coaching staff on Sunday night . Emineke gesticulated wildly on his way off the pitch , showing his displeasure at the home fans ' booing . But his coaches on the touchline ordered him to put his top back on and continue playing , pushing him back onto the pitch . Former Liverpool forward Dirk Kuyt had to calm the striker down as he continued playing , before he was eventually replaced at half time . The player was visibly upset by the chanting , and attempted to have himself subbed when it happened . Emenike was made to play out the remainder of the first-half before staff eventually agree to sub him off . Emenike has endured a difficult time in front of goal this season , netting just four times in 22 appearances , and is not popular in the Turkish capital . Senegalese front-man Moussa Sow , meanwhile , scored a dramatic 91 minute winner to secure three points for Fenerbahce . The result sees the club remain third in the Turkish Super League table with 53 points from 25 games , two behind the pace of first-placed Galatasaray . The Nigerian was consoled by Fenerbahce staff at the side of the pitch after receiving the abuse .
Fenerbahce forward Emmanuel Emenike was allegedly abused by his own fans . The Turkish club have been fined €50,000 (£33,000) for the incident and will be banned from European competition until further notice.