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Türkiye Super Lig

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Türkiye Super Lig

TSL

85

10

5

1

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3.91

1.18

最近总体

已参赛比赛 Hatayspor

03.05.25

Hatayspor

Istanbul Basaksehir

TSL

25.04.25

Besiktas

Hatayspor

TSL

18.04.25

Hatayspor

Konyaspor

TSL

13.04.25

Gazisehir Gaziantep FK

Hatayspor

TSL

06.04.25

Hatayspor

Eyupspor

TSL

28.03.25

Kayserispor

Hatayspor

TSL

16.03.25

Hatayspor

Sivasspor

TSL

08.03.25

Trabzonspor

Hatayspor

TSL

21.02.25

Bodrum FK

Hatayspor

TSL

16.02.25

Hatayspor

Alanyaspor

TSL

07.02.25

Samsunspor

Hatayspor

TSL

01.02.25

Hatayspor

Antalyaspor

TSL

27.01.25

Kasimpasa

Hatayspor

TSL

17.01.25

Hatayspor

Galatasaray

TSL

11.01.25

Hatayspor

Caykur Rizespor

TSL

05.01.25

Fenerbahce

Hatayspor

TSL

23.12.24

Hatayspor

Adana Demirspor

TSL

19.12.24

Iskenderunspor

Hatayspor

TC

15.12.24

Hatayspor

Goztepe

TSL

08.12.24

Istanbul Basaksehir

Hatayspor

TSL

05.12.24

Hatayspor

Osmaniyespor FK

TC

02.12.24

Hatayspor

Besiktas

TSL

24.11.24

Konyaspor

Hatayspor

TSL

09.11.24

Hatayspor

Gazisehir Gaziantep FK

TSL

03.11.24

Eyupspor

Hatayspor

TSL

30.10.24

Inegol Kafkasspor

Hatayspor

TC

26.10.24

Hatayspor

Kayserispor

TSL

20.10.24

Sivasspor

Hatayspor

TSL

05.10.24

Hatayspor

Trabzonspor

TSL

20.09.24

Hatayspor

Bodrum BLD Spor

TSL

15.09.24

Alanyaspor

Hatayspor

TSL

01.09.24

Hatayspor

Samsunspor

TSL

25.08.24

Antalyaspor

Hatayspor

TSL

19.08.24

Hatayspor

Kasimpasa

TSL

09.08.24

Galatasaray

Hatayspor

TSL

Elo数据

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比赛

下半场

Hatayspor

双方进球比赛 35

进球 (阵容)

44

1.26

1.91

67

回合

1.5

7

20%

80%

28

2.5

15

43%

57%

20

3.5

22

63%

37%

13

总体统计 (大小球)

21

60%

40%

14

已参赛比赛： (大小球)

4

11%

89%

31

零封 (大小球)

24

69%

31%

11

让球

首发阵容

是/否

11.05.25

TSL

Goztepe – Hatayspor

18.05.25

TSL

Adana Demirspor – Hatayspor

25.05.25

TSL

Hatayspor – Fenerbahce

01.06.25

TSL

Caykur Rizespor – Hatayspor

Turkey 1 Lig Table

Pos #	Team	客场胜	PTS	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Kocaelispor	29	14	9	2	3	21 - 14	7
2	Bandirmaspor	25	13	7	4	2	19 - 12	7
3	Fatih Karagumruk	24	13	7	3	3	29 - 14	15
4	Erzurum BB	22	13	7	1	5	18 - 11	7
5	76 Igdir Belediyespor	22	13	6	4	3	18 - 11	7
6	Boluspor	21	13	6	3	4	16 - 11	5
7	Corum Belediyespor	20	13	5	5	3	16 - 14	2
8	Ankaragucu	19	13	6	1	6	18 - 13	5
9	Esenler Erokspor	18	13	5	3	5	21 - 18	3
10	Keciorengucu	18	13	4	6	3	17 - 15	2
11	Sanliurfaspor	18	13	5	3	5	21 - 20	1
12	Umraniyespor	18	13	5	3	5	20 - 19	1
13	Genclerbirligi	18	13	5	3	5	11 - 12	-1
14	Pendikspor	18	13	5	3	5	15 - 17	-2
15	Istanbulspor	17	13	5	2	6	18 - 16	2
16	Manisa BBSK	17	13	5	2	6	16 - 16	0
17	Amedspor	15	13	3	6	4	11 - 13	-2
18	Sakaryaspor	14	13	3	5	5	16 - 19	-3
19	Adanaspor	8	14	1	5	8	11 - 31	-20
20	Yeni Malatyaspor	-3	13	0	0	13	6 - 42	-36

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Wesley Wesley Fatih Karagumruk Fatih Karagumruk

11

2

13

1039

95

2

Hamza Catakovic Hamza Catakovic Esenler Erokspor Esenler Erokspor

8

2

11

761

96

3

Olarenwaju Kayode Olarenwaju Kayode Sanliurfaspor Sanliurfaspor

7

0

10

841

121

4

Adrien Regattin Adrien Regattin 76 Igdir Belediyespor 76 Igdir Belediyespor

6

5

10

853

143

5

Eren Tozlu Eren Tozlu Erzurum BB Erzurum BB

6

3

13

1163

194

6

Daniel Avramovski Daniel Avramovski Boluspor Boluspor

6

0

12

971

162

7

Mame Diouf Mame Diouf Keciorengucu Keciorengucu

5

0

8

471

95

8

Ryan Isaac Mendes da Graca Ryan Isaac Mendes da Graca Kocaelispor Kocaelispor

5

0

13

1106

222

9

Mustafa Yumlu Mustafa Yumlu Erzurum BB Erzurum BB

5

0

13

1170

234

10

Georgi Minchev Georgi Minchev Umraniyespor Umraniyespor

5

2

13

1159

232

Hatayspor Football Club is a professional football team based in Antakya, Hatay Province, Turkey. Established in 1967, Hatayspor has steadily risen in Turkish football, most notably achieving promotion to the Süper Lig in 2020. The club is admired for its dedicated supporters and vibrant matchday atmosphere.Hatayspor plays its home matches at the New Hatay Stadium, an impressive venue that opened in 2021. The club's traditional colors are maroon (claret) and white. Nicknamed "Bordo Beyazlılar" (the Maroon and Whites), Hatayspor is a symbol of regional pride in southern Turkey.The team has cultivated a loyal fanbase and is recognized for its strong community spirit and multicultural heritage, reflecting Hatay's reputation as a crossroads of civilizations. While not yet among the most decorated clubs in Turkish football, Hatayspor's recent achievements and competitive performances in the Süper Lig have elevated its status and ambitions.Throughout its history, the club has featured several notable footballers and is making strides toward sustainable growth both on and off the pitch.

Team:	Hatayspor
Full name:	Hatayspor Kulübü Derneği
Country:	Turkey
Nickname:	Bordo Beyazlılar (The Maroon and Whites)
Founded:	03/07/1967
Colors:	Maroon-White
Stadium:	New Hatay Stadium 25,000 seats
Address:	Akasya Mahallesi Yeni Hatay Stadyumu, Antakya, Hatay, Turkey
Telephone:	+90 326 225 10 58
Fax:	+90 326 225 10 58
Homepage:	https://hatayspor.org.tr
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Hatayspor

Founded

Hatayspor Kulübü Derneği was established on July 3, 1967, in the city of Antakya, Hatay Province. The club was founded by a group of local sports enthusiasts aiming to create a footballing identity for the city. For decades, Hatayspor competed primarily in Turkey’s lower leagues, including the TFF Second and Third Leagues. The club's persistent development paid off when they secured promotion to the TFF First League in 2012 and eventually reached the Süper Lig for the first time in their history in the 2019–20 season, finishing as champions of the TFF First League.

Promotion to the top tier marked a historic turning point for the club, bringing newfound recognition and growth. Their 2020–21 Süper Lig debut season ended with an impressive 6th-place finish. Not only did Hatayspor surprise many with attractive football, but they also fostered a strong reputation for discipline and organization both on and off the pitch.

In 2023, the club endured challenges due to the devastating earthquake that struck southern Turkey, impacting the stadium and many supporters. Despite these hardships, Hatayspor’s resilience has inspired fans and the wider footballing community.

Finances and Ownership

Hatayspor is managed by a combination of local business stakeholders and community leadership. The club’s president as of 2024 is Lütfü Savaş, who is also the mayor of Hatay Metropolitan Municipality. The municipality is the main shareholder and provides both financial and infrastructural support, which was crucial for the club's progression to Süper Lig and its stadium construction.

Like most Turkish clubs, Hatayspor faces the challenge of balancing financial ambition with stability, but the support from public funds and a growing fanbase has helped the club sustain professional operations. Commercial partnerships and player transfers have become more significant sources of income following promotion to the Süper Lig.

Recent years have seen prudent financial management, with investments in youth development and club facilities aimed at creating long-term sustainability.

Popular Culture

Hatayspor embodies the cultural and religious diversity that characterizes the Hatay region, celebrated for centuries for its coexistence of communities. The club’s songs and fan chants reflect the welcoming, hospitable spirit of Antakya. Supporters are called “Hataylılar” or “Hataysporlular.”

The club crest features leaves symbolizing peace and unity, with maroon and white as emblems of the city’s historical heritage. Hatayspor’s matches are notable for passionate tifos, traditional music, and a strong communal feel, especially during derbies against Adanaspor and Göztepe.

Despite being a relatively young presence in the top flight, Hatayspor’s rapid ascent has made them a favorite story among neutral Turkish football fans. Their resilience, especially in the aftermath of regional disasters, is a point of local and national pride.

Players

Hatayspor has been home to talented players, both domestic and international. The club gained additional attention during the Süper Lig era for signing capable foreign and local stars.

Past notable players include Aaron Boupendza, who was Süper Lig top scorer in the 2020–21 season, and Mame Biram Diouf, a Senegalese forward who delivered crucial goals. Christian Atsu, the Ghana international, also played for Hatayspor—sadly losing his life in the 2023 earthquake.

Hatayspor’s 2024–25 squad represents a blend of youth potential and experienced professionals from Turkey and abroad.

Famous Players

Aaron Boupendza: The Gabonese striker was top scorer of the Süper Lig in the 2020–21 season with 22 goals, becoming a club legend for his attacking exploits.
Mame Biram Diouf: The experienced Senegalese striker joined Hatayspor in 2020 and provided critical goals and leadership, playing a significant role in consolidating the club’s status in the Süper Lig.
Christian Atsu: The Ghanaian winger played for the club in the 2022–23 season, remembered for his skill and tragic passing after the 2023 Turkey earthquake.
Rayane Aabid: The French-Moroccan midfielder was a key figure in Hatayspor’s historic first Süper Lig campaigns, admired for his work rate and versatility.
Kamara Magomed: Russian-born midfielder who contributed to the club's rise through the Turkish divisions.

Alongside these, players such as Ribeiro, Isaac Sackey, and Burak Öksüz have made important contributions during the club's steady climb.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Aaron Boupendza	FW	22	36	0.61
2	Mame Biram Diouf	FW	31	78	0.4
3	Selim Ilgaz	MF	27	125	0.22
4	Mirkan Aydın	FW	24	70	0.34
5	Gökhan Karadeniz	FW	21	50	0.42
6	Mehdi Boudjemaa	MF	13	88	0.15
7	Burak Öksüz	DF	9	77	0.12
8	Barış Alıcı	MF	9	68	0.13
9	Erce Kardeşler	GK	0	56	0
10	Mehmet Erdem Uğurlu	DF	6	74	0.08

Typical Squad

Hatayspor’s typical tactical setup is a balanced 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, focusing on structured defense and quick transitions, with Turkish and international players in key positions.

Goalkeeper

The primary goalkeeper for the 2024/25 season is Erce Kardeşler, known for his blocking skills and leadership at the back.

Defender

The defense includes both young domestic talents and experienced internationals. Notable defenders are Burak Öksüz and Mehdi Boudjemaa, both strong in aerial duels and tactical positioning.

Midfielder

Hatayspor's midfield often features versatile players such as Rayane Aabid and Gökhan Karadeniz, contributing to both defensive cover and creative buildup play.

Forward

The attacking force in recent years has relied on dynamic wingers and target men, including recent signings who add pace and scoring threat, such as Barış Alıcı and Renat Dadashov.

Younger players from the club’s youth system are regularly integrated into the squad, fitting the club's development philosophy.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season is expected to be a challenging campaign for Hatayspor, as they aim to solidify their presence in the Süper Lig, combining experienced players with emerging talents from Turkey and abroad.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Erce Kardeşler		Turkey	14/03/1994
Updating...	35	Ufuk Ceylan		Turkey	23/06/1986
Updating...	99	Yavuz Aygün		Turkey	05/06/1996
Defender
Updating...	53	Burak Öksüz		Turkey	25/01/1996
Updating...	23	Mehdi Boudjemaa		France/Algeria	05/09/1998
Updating...	90	Ömer Faruk Beyaz		Turkey	29/05/2003
Updating...	15	Simon Falette		Guinea	19/02/1992
Midfielder
Updating...	6	Rayane Aabid		France/Morocco	19/01/1992
Updating...	10	Selim Ilgaz		Turkey/France	20/06/1995
Updating...	5	Kerim Alıcı		Turkey	20/01/1997
Forward
Updating...	11	Barış Alıcı		Turkey	24/06/1997
Updating...	9	Renat Dadashov		Azerbaijan	17/05/1999
Updating...	17	Mehdi Boudjemaa		France/Algeria	05/09/1998
Manager
Updating...		Volkan Demirel		Turkey	27/10/1981
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Hatayspor, founded in 1967, has developed a rich managerial history, especially following its remarkable rise through the Turkish football leagues in the 21st century. While not as internationally decorated as some major Turkish clubs, Hatayspor has seen several influential head coaches who have played pivotal roles in the club’s growth and achievements. Here are some of the most significant and successful coaches in the history of Hatayspor:

Ömer Erdoğan: As head coach from 2020 to 2022, Erdoğan guided Hatayspor in their debut Süper Lig season (2020/21) to an impressive sixth-place finish, achieving the club's best-ever top-flight result.
Ilhan Palut: Serving from 2016 to 2019, Palut was instrumental in Hatayspor’s promotion to the TFF First League (2017–18) and nearly led the club to a Süper Lig promotion before his departure.
Mehmet Altıparmak: Appointed in 2019, Altıparmak led Hatayspor to the Süper Lig for the first time in club history by securing the 2019–20 TFF First League title.
Volkan Demirel: Taking over in 2022, Demirel helped the club navigate a tragic period following the 2023 Turkey–Syria earthquake, providing stability and leadership in difficult times. He remained a respected figure on and off the pitch.

These coaches, among others, have contributed significantly to the club’s progress, leaving lasting marks in the history of Hatayspor.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
28/09/2022 – Present	Volkan Demirel	Turkey	27/10/1981
31/08/2022 – 27/09/2022	Serkan Özbalta	Turkey	05/02/1979
01/07/2020 – 30/05/2022	Ömer Erdoğan	Turkey	03/05/1977
20/07/2019 – 30/06/2020	Mehmet Altıparmak	Turkey	01/12/1969
01/07/2016 – 09/05/2019	İlhan Palut	Turkey	12/11/1976
01/07/2015 – 30/06/2016	Cihat Arslan	Turkey	09/02/1970
Updating...	Levent Şahin	Turkey	20/09/1973
Updating...	Zafer Turan	Turkey	17/07/1969
Updating...	Mutlu Yılmaz	Turkey	Updating...
Updating...	Hikmet Karaman	Turkey	09/03/1960
Updating...	Murat Sancak	Turkey	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Hatayspor, officially known as Hatay Spor Kulübü, is a Turkish professional football club based in Antakya, Hatay. The club holds a unique place in Turkish football due to its rich cultural roots and strong sense of regional identity. Its crest and colors serve as prominent symbols not only for the club but also for the region it represents.

The current Hatayspor crest features a maroon shield with a white border, boldly displaying two olive branches, which are symbolic of the Hatay region's famous olive production and its message of peace. In the center of the crest is the club’s name "Hatayspor" and the foundation year "1967", written in white. Over the years, the club's crest has undergone subtle modifications, but the olive branch motif has remained a consistent element, emphasizing the club's deep connection to the region.

Hatayspor’s traditional colors are maroon and white. From its founding, the team has worn kits predominantly in these colors, reflecting both the club's history and its regional heritage. While the home kit typically features a combination of maroon and white stripes or solid maroon with white accents, alternative kits have included variations in light blue or black, depending on the season. However, maroon and white have remained the steadfast colors that define the club’s identity.

Overall, the crest and colors of Hatayspor embody the identity of Antakya and the greater Hatay region, reflecting a unique heritage that continues to inspire its supporters and players alike.

Fan Club

Hatayspor has cultivated a passionate and growing fanbase, particularly since its rise to the Turkish Süper Lig. The largest and most prominent fan group is known as “Asi Tayfa”. This group is renowned for their colorful choreographies, enthusiastic chants, and unwavering support, regardless of the team's position or recent results.

Fans of Hatayspor are known for their hospitality, inclusiveness, and vibrant matchday atmosphere—qualities that reflect the multicultural makeup of the Hatay region itself. Supporters frequently organize large gatherings and displays, draping their home ground with maroon and white, and are famous for both their vocal and visual support. In addition to Asi Tayfa, various local fan groups and youth brigades actively participate in the club's events, traveling to away games in significant numbers and playing a central role in the club's community engagements.

The spirit and uniqueness of Hatayspor’s supporters have become an integral part of the club’s modern identity, especially as the team continues to compete at the highest level of Turkish football.

Stadium

Hatayspor plays its home matches at the Hatay Stadyumu, located in Antakya, Hatay, Turkey. The stadium is a modern facility with a seating capacity of 25,000 and was officially opened in 2021. It replaced the older Antakya Atatürk Stadium, which had a much smaller capacity and outdated facilities.

The Hatay Stadium was constructed as part of Turkey’s continued investment in sports infrastructure and quickly became a regional landmark. Boasting modern amenities, comfortable seating, and excellent pitch conditions, it has significantly improved the matchday experience for both players and fans. The stadium also served as a key shelter and aid distribution center following the devastating 2023 earthquake, standing as a symbol of resilience for the region.

Hatay Stadyumu continues to play a vital role not just as a footballing venue, but as a social and cultural hub for the people of Hatay and surrounding communities.

Honours and Awards

Since its foundation in 1967, Hatayspor has steadily advanced through the Turkish football league system and achieved notable success in recent years. While the club is still striving for its first major national or European trophy, it has accumulated important domestic honors, especially in the lower divisions of Turkish football.

No	Cups	Not	Awards	Years
1	TFF First League (Turkey Second Division) Champion	1	Winner	2019–20
2	TFF Second League Champion	1	Winner	2011–12
3	TFF Third League Champion	1	Winner	1975–76
4	Turkish Cup	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
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FAQs about Hatayspor

Q: When was Hatayspor founded?

A: Hatayspor was founded in 1967 in Antakya, Hatay Province, Turkey.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Hatayspor?

A: The traditional colors of Hatayspor are maroon and white.

Q: Who are the most famous Hatayspor fan groups?

A: The most prominent fan group is “Asi Tayfa,” known for their loyal support and vibrant atmospheres at matches.

Q: What is the name and capacity of Hatayspor's current stadium?

A: Hatayspor plays at Hatay Stadyumu, which has a seating capacity of 25,000.

Q: Which division does Hatayspor currently play in?

A: Hatayspor currently competes in the Turkish Süper Lig.

Q: Has Hatayspor ever played in European competitions?

A: As of now, Hatayspor has not participated in European club competitions.

Q: What is the significance of the olive branches on the Hatayspor crest?

A: The olive branches are symbols of the region’s culture, referencing Hatay’s famous olive production and representing peace.

Q: Who is Hatayspor's main local rival?

A: Adanaspor and Adana Demirspor are often cited as regional rivals due to their proximity and shared history in the lower leagues.

Q: What are some of Hatayspor's major achievements?

A: Hatayspor has won the TFF First League (Second Division) championship in 2019–20, earning promotion to the Süper Lig for the first time in club history.

Q: How do Hatayspor fans contribute to the club’s atmosphere?

A: Hatayspor supporters are known for their inclusive spirit, colorful displays, and passionate chanting, making matchdays in Antakya a memorable experience for all involved.

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