Weekend Goals
Weekend Goals

Football in Istanbul this weekend

8 matches on in Istanbul this weekend, across 7 grounds, with tickets from EUR 94.5 (Fenerbahçe vs Alanyaspor) to USD 108 (Başakşehir vs Gazişehir Gaziantep).

Prices checked 14 October 2026 · official and resale sellers

Grounds
7
From
$106
Every ground in Istanbul
Priced from the cheapest seat we found. Pick a stadium to see who's playing.
8 matches · 7 grounds
Every ground in the city, priced from the cheapest seat we found.
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Can you do two matches in one weekend?

No two fixtures in Istanbul line up closely enough this week to make one trip.

All upcoming matches

Clubs and grounds in Istanbul

Every club we hold a fixture for in Istanbul, and where they play.

ClubGroundFrom
FenerbahçeSüper LigŞükrü Saracoğlu Stadium47,834 · KadıköyŞükrü Saracoğlu Stadium47,834 · Kadıköy$106
GalatasaraySüper LigRAMS Park53,798 · SeyrantepeRAMS Park53,798 · Seyrantepe$677
BeşiktaşSüper LigBeşiktaş Stadium43,500 · KabataşBeşiktaş Stadium43,500 · Kabataş$93
BaşakşehirSüper LigBaşakşehir Fatih Terim Stadium17,319 · OnurkentBaşakşehir Fatih Terim Stadium17,319 · Onurkent$108
KasımpaşaSüper LigRecep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium14,234 · ŞişhaneRecep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium14,234 · Şişhane–
EyüpsporSüper LigRecep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium14,234 · ŞişhaneRecep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium14,234 · Şişhane–
Fatih KaragümrükTFF 1. LigAtatürk Olympic Stadium76,092 · OlimpiyatAtatürk Olympic Stadium76,092 · Olimpiyat–
EroksporTFF 1. LigEsenler Erokspor Stadyumu16,500 · Esenler Kadın Doğum Hastanesi - Giyimkent YönüEsenler Erokspor Stadyumu16,500 · Esenler Kadın Doğum Hastanesi - Giyimkent Yönü–
SarıyerTFF 1. LigMaltepe Hasan Polat Stadium4,600Maltepe Hasan Polat Stadium4,600–
PendiksporTFF 1. LigPendik Stadium4,000 · PendikPendik Stadium4,000 · Pendik–
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What tickets actually cost

Typical ticket prices for the competitions we're tracking in Istanbul.

Süper Lig$106 – $108

Getting to the grounds

12 grounds are reachable from the centre in 69 minutes or less.

Başakşehir Fatih Terim StadiumOnurkent · M3 (Istanbul Metro)
Beşiktaş StadiumKabataş · F1 Füniküler (Taksim–Kabataş)3 min from the centre
RAMS ParkSeyrantepe · M2 (Istanbul Metro)22 min from the centre
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan StadiumŞişhane · M2 (Istanbul Metro)3 min from the centre
Şükrü Saracoğlu StadiumKadıköy · M4 (Istanbul Metro)29 min from the centre
Esenler Erokspor StadyumuEsenler Kadın Doğum Hastanesi - Giyimkent Yönü · A24 / HT6 / 33 / 33M (İETT bus)
Esenyurt Necmi Kadıoğlu StadyumuHüseyin Ergün Ulu Camii - Avcılar Yönü · 142F / 142K / HS2 (İETT bus)
Pendik StadiumPendik · M4 (Istanbul Metro)69 min from the centre
Ümraniye Municipality City StadiumÜmraniye İzcilik Kampı - Ümraniye Yönü · C312 / 11H / 14DK / 15H / 15TY (İETT bus)
Bayrampaşa Çetin Emeç StadıSağmalcılar · M1A / M1B (Istanbul Metro)22 min from the centre
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Mimar Kubilay Köse StadyumuŞehit Dursun Kaya Sokak - Kadıköy Yönü · C81 / KM34 (minibus)
Yusuf Ziya Öniş StadiumYusuf Ziya Stadı - Sarıyer Yönü · 25G (İETT bus)

Common questions

What's the cheapest match to watch in Istanbul right now?

The cheapest ticket in Istanbul right now is for Fenerbahçe vs Alanyaspor, from EUR 94.5.

How many football clubs and grounds are in Istanbul?

We hold 17 clubs and 7 grounds in Istanbul.

What is a Passolig card, and do I need one?

Passolig is Turkey's mandatory stadium-entry ID card, registered to one club, and Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş all sell tickets only to a valid cardholder registered to that specific club — a visitor without one typically has to go through hospitality or the resale market instead.

Why is the Galatasaray–Fenerbahçe fixture called the Intercontinental Derby?

Galatasaray play on the European side of the Bosphorus and Fenerbahçe on the Asian side, so their meeting literally crosses continents — which is where the fixture's nickname comes from.

When does the Süper Lig season run?

Turkey's top flight runs from August to May; the 2026/27 season begins on 14 August 2026 and finishes on 23 May 2027.

Going to a match in Istanbul

Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş make up one of football's most intense three-way city rivalries. Every home fan needs a Passolig card — a personalised electronic ID registered to one club — before a ticket for any of their matches can even be sold.

Tickets for the bigger clubs sell through official channels first and appear on resale later, so prices move week to week — we track both and show the cheapest available seat per fixture. Smaller grounds usually stay on general sale right up to kickoff.