Türkiye

LWWWD

Founded

1923

Coach

Vincenzo Montella

Venue

Gürsel Aksel Stadyumu

City

İzmir

Capacity

30,035

Surface

grass

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Türkiye

26/03/202618:00

Romania

Season Stats

Record

3W 0D 2L

H:1W/A:2W

Goals

8 / 8 (+0)

H:3/A:5

Clean Sheets

H:0/A:0

Sidelined Players (3)

U. ÇakırMuscle Injury

since 28/04/25

E. TopçuMuscle Injury

since 26/04/25

K. YıldızSuspended

since 28/04/25

Recent Results

@ Spain

UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 18/11/2025

2-2

vs Bulgaria

UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 15/11/2025

2-0

vs Georgia

UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 14/10/2025

4-1

@ Bulgaria

UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 11/10/2025

6-1

vs Spain

UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 07/09/2025

0-6

@ Georgia

UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 04/09/2025

3-2

@ Hungary

UEFA Nations League Play-offs AB · 23/03/2025

3-0

vs Hungary

UEFA Nations League Play-offs AB · 20/03/2025

3-1

@ Montenegro

UEFA Nations League League B · 19/11/2024

1-3

vs Wales

UEFA Nations League League B · 16/11/2024

0-0

Upcoming Fixtures

vs Romania

UEFA World Cup Qualifiers

26/03/2026

18:00

Türkiye

The Türkiye national football team, known as the Crescent-Stars, is governed by the Turkish Football Federation, established in 1923. Türkiye's finest hour came at the 2002 FIFA World Cup in South Korea and Japan, where they finished in an outstanding third place, defeating South Korea in the third-place play-off. Star striker Hakan Sükür scored the fastest goal in World Cup history, just 11 seconds into that match. Türkiye reached the semi-finals of UEFA Euro 2008 and more recently achieved a remarkable run to the quarter-finals of UEFA Euro 2024, showing the team's continued competitiveness. Notable players include Rüştü Reçber, Emre Belözoğlu, and modern stars Hakan Calhanoglu and Arda Güler, who plays for Real Madrid.