The Intercontinental derby between Turkish giants Galatasaray and Fenerbahce descended into total chaos post-match.Galatasaray won the game 2-1 before the rival players began to fight on the pitch, with some even wrestling on the ground.Total chaos broke out in Istanbul on Sunday as Galatasaray and Fenerbahce players clashed following the full-time whistleGettyBrown and Bardakci even ended up rolling on the ground fighting after the former got his rival into a headlockGettyViral footage showed the full, brutal clash that began with Gala captain Abdulkerim Bardakci having to hold his teammates back.Fenerbahce‘s Kerem Akturkoglu was involved in a confrontation at full-time and that sparked a brawl that spiralled out of control.Akturkoglu was separated from his beef, but ex-Arsenal midfielder Matteo Guendouzi then started another argument. Guendouzi, who was involved in another fight in the Champions League in August, scuffled with a member of Gala staff, which then led to almost every player on the pitch rushing over. Multiple staff members and stadium security were also involved, as different breakaway clashes began. Alongside the huge group involved in the main scuffle, English defender Archie Brown fought with Bardakci.The Fenerbahce left-back was on the outskirts of the brawl when Bardakci confronted him and the pair got into it, with Brown quickly getting his rival into a tight headlock. Staff and security tried to break them up, but they both ended up falling over, rolling on the ground before being surrounded.Further clashes then began around them as they were finally separated amid the crazy scene on the pitch.The brawl continued into the tunnel too, with Guendouzi seen chasing a rival before fighting continued on the touchline.View Tweet: https://x.com/hashtag/galatasaray?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwStaff members from both teams and stadium security were involved as the mass brawl exploded on the pitchGettyHow did the match play out? Fenerbahce’s Akturkoglu, Guendouzi and Brown were key to the chaos after their side were beaten in the derby.They were left fuming by the 2-1 loss to their rivals, which saw them drop down to fifth in the Turkish Super Lig.Victor Osimhen scored two to lead Galatasaray to victory, with Irfan Can Kahveci’s goal not enough to inspire a comeback.Gala remained top of the table after picking up their seventh win in their opening nine league games. There were seven yellow cards shown by the referee during the match, including to ex-Premier League stars N’Golo Kante, Davinson Sanchez and Nelson Semedo.Rafael Leao and Milan Skriniar were also booked in a game that ended up reaching boiling point after the final whistle.