I'm way late, but ...
BJK 3-0 Antalya (72' Cisse, 75' Holosko, 77' Tello)
Hakan; I.Toraman, Zapo, Sivok; Serdar K, Ali T, Serdar O (c), Ugur, Ekrem; Holosko, Bobo.
Bench: Rustu, Tuna, Seric, Uzulmez, Tello, Cisse, Nobre.
Sifo Mehmet signed for Antalya the day before, but, as a BJK Kongre member, he watched the game from the VIP stand.
This was a match BJK needed three points, obviously, at the same time giving opportunities to players so far unused. Five Turks (Hakan, Ali T, Ugur, Serdar O, Ekrem) started new, only to prove why Denizli has been reluctant on them (Hakan didn't have much to do).
The four field-players and Serdar K formed midfield and BJK wasn't really a home team nor a first-div side. 45 minutes was enough. Denizli substituted Ali and Ugur for Tello and Cisse, keeping the Nobre card with him, and the difference in class quickly showed. Even Ekrem Dag started to run like a BJK player. Serdar K and Serdar O still didn't pan out. (They've been kept on the pitch because they are young and talented - on paper. Actual deliveries have been wholly different.)
While Nobre was warming up hard

BJK scored three goals and Denizli sent Tuna for Sivok in final minutes, letting the crowd applaud the brave Czech.
Ali T, who could have replaced Serdar K next, was a disappointment. No surprise if he and Seric are said to be on top of the winter exit list. Denizli doesn't seem to be eager on Ugur and Ekrem, both Saglam's acquisitions. (Inceman joined Manisa while Denizli was in charge and the coach eventually was forced out.)
Sivok is physically stronger than Zapo, but it's always Zapo who marks main bulky strikers.

It looked Sivok was playing almost in midfield and he was quite comfortable there. One wonders why.
Kayseri (in league) will miss several starters. If their central defense holds tight, BJK will have to worry their own backsides.