Turkish National Team will play a friendly match against Chile. The match will be played in Izmit Ismetpasa Stadium on 20 August.
Goalkeepers
Volkan Demirel (Fenerbahçe), Serdar Kulbilge (Kocaelispor), Tolga Zengin (Trabzonspor)
Defenders
Gökhan Gönül, Uğur Boral (Fenerbahçe) Sabri Sarıoğlu, Servet Çetin, Hakan Kadir Balta (Galatasaray), Serdar Kurtuluş, Gökhan Zan (Beşiktaş), Ceyhun Gülselam (Trabzonspor), İbrahim Kaş (Getafe)
Midfielders
Kazım Kazım, Emre Belözoğlu (Fenerbahçe), Mehmet Topal, Ayhan Akman, Arda Turan (Galatasaray), Selçuk İnan (Trabzonspor), Serdar Özkan (Beşiktaş), Mehmet Topuz (Kayserispor), Nuri Şahin (Dortmund), Caner Erkin (CSKA Moskova), Tuncay Şanlı (Middlesborough), Mehmet Aurelio,
Forwards
Semih Şentürk (Fenerbahçe), Gökhan Ünal (Trabzonspor), Halil Altıntop (Schalke 04), Mevlüt Erdinç (Sochaux)
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Thursday, August 14, 2008
BESIKTAS WON!...
Besiktas' players celebrate with scorer Mert Nobre (11) his goal against Siroki Brijeg during their UEFA Cup soccer match in Siroki Brijeg August 14, 2008.
REUTERS/Damir Sagolj (BOSNIA AND HERZEGIOVINA)
BESIKTAS WON!...
Besiktas beat Bosnian side Siroki Brijeg 2-1 away through Matias Delgado (19) and Marcio Nobre (83) goals, with D Silic pulling one back in the 90th minute for the home side.
Siroki Brijeg: Vasilj, Bozic, Juric, Topic, Barisic, Alexandre (min. 65 Raguz), Marciano, Wagner (min. 82 Zovko), Silic, Kozul, Bubalo (min. 55 De Souza)
Besiktas: Rustu, Ali Tandogan, Sivok, Gokhan Zan, Tello, Holosko, Ugur Inceman, Cisse (min. 76 Serdar Kurtulus), Aydin (min. 72 Serdar Ozkan), Delgado, Bobo (min. 67 Nobre)
Scorers: min. 19 Delgado, min. 83 Nobre (Besiktas), min. 90 Silic (Siroki Brijeg).
Besiktas Takes On Siroki Brijeg In Uefa Cup Qualifying Round
Besiktas will begin their quest to compete in UEFA Cup, facing Bosnian team Siroki Brijeg after the UEFA Cup second qualifying round draw made on Friday.
Istanbul side will play the first game in Bosnia on August 14th and then play a home game on August 28th.
Istanbul side will play the first game in Bosnia on August 14th and then play a home game on August 28th.
FENERBAHCE HAS A BIG ADVANTAGE!.
Fenerbahce comeback stuns Partizan
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Daniel Guiza Gonzales of Fenerbahce reacts after scoring a goal against Partizan Belgrade, during their Champions League third qualifying round first leg soccer match in Belgrade, Serbia, Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008.(AP Photo/Srdjan Ilic)
In Belgrade, Partizan carved out a two-goal lead early on, only for a penalty on the stroke of half time and a goal straight after the interval to give Fenerbahce an advantage.
Fenerbahce seemed to be out for the count after the hosts took an early, two-goal lead, but a spirited comeback denied Partizan the advantage ahead of the second leg. Within eleven minutes the black-and-white side were 1-0 up.
A fine cross from Stevanovic found the well-traveled Velkjo Paunovic in the box, and the striker headed past Volkan Demirel without concern.
Three minutes later it was 2-0.This time Diarra was the architect as he punished some lax defending to put Bogunovic through to double the advantage.
Both sides had their chances after that, Gokhan coming close for the Yellow Canaries while Partizan almost made it three through the impressive Diarra, but eventually Fenerbahce established a rhythm.
Roberto Carlos, given plenty of space on the left, nearly set up Guiza for a comeback goal 34 minutes in, but in fact Luis Aragones didn't have long to wait to see his side's deficit halved.
Deep into injury time Alex was adjudged to have been brought down in the box, and the man himself stepped up to score from the spot.
Just five minutes after the break Lugano's killer ball found Güiza in the box and the Spaniard made it 2-2: suddenly it was game on again.
However chances were few and far between in the second period and as such the game ended in an entertaining draw.
Partizan: Bozovic, Stevanovic, Knezevic, Djordjevic, Sikimic, Obradovic, Petrovic (Maletic 72), Lazic (Cadikovski 88), Bogunovic (Marinkovic 78), Paunovic, Diarra Lamina.
Fenerbahce: Volkan Demirel, Ugur Boral (Maldonado 84), Gokhan Gonul, Lugano, Roberto Carlos, Alex, Edu, Selcuk Sahin, Semih Senturk (Emre Belozoglu 61), Guiza, Kazim Kazim (Burak 55).
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Daniel Guiza Gonzales of Fenerbahce reacts after scoring a goal against Partizan Belgrade, during their Champions League third qualifying round first leg soccer match in Belgrade, Serbia, Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008.(AP Photo/Srdjan Ilic) In Belgrade, Partizan carved out a two-goal lead early on, only for a penalty on the stroke of half time and a goal straight after the interval to give Fenerbahce an advantage.
Fenerbahce seemed to be out for the count after the hosts took an early, two-goal lead, but a spirited comeback denied Partizan the advantage ahead of the second leg. Within eleven minutes the black-and-white side were 1-0 up.
A fine cross from Stevanovic found the well-traveled Velkjo Paunovic in the box, and the striker headed past Volkan Demirel without concern.
Three minutes later it was 2-0.This time Diarra was the architect as he punished some lax defending to put Bogunovic through to double the advantage.
Both sides had their chances after that, Gokhan coming close for the Yellow Canaries while Partizan almost made it three through the impressive Diarra, but eventually Fenerbahce established a rhythm.
Roberto Carlos, given plenty of space on the left, nearly set up Guiza for a comeback goal 34 minutes in, but in fact Luis Aragones didn't have long to wait to see his side's deficit halved.
Deep into injury time Alex was adjudged to have been brought down in the box, and the man himself stepped up to score from the spot.
Just five minutes after the break Lugano's killer ball found Güiza in the box and the Spaniard made it 2-2: suddenly it was game on again.
However chances were few and far between in the second period and as such the game ended in an entertaining draw.
Partizan: Bozovic, Stevanovic, Knezevic, Djordjevic, Sikimic, Obradovic, Petrovic (Maletic 72), Lazic (Cadikovski 88), Bogunovic (Marinkovic 78), Paunovic, Diarra Lamina.
Fenerbahce: Volkan Demirel, Ugur Boral (Maldonado 84), Gokhan Gonul, Lugano, Roberto Carlos, Alex, Edu, Selcuk Sahin, Semih Senturk (Emre Belozoglu 61), Guiza, Kazim Kazim (Burak 55).
BAD START FOR GALATASARAY!.......
NONDA SAVES GALATASARAY IN ISTANBUL
Shabani Nonda of Galatasaray celebrates his goal against Steaua Bucharest during their Champions League third qualifying round first leg soccer match at the Ali Sami Yen Stadium in Istanbul August 13, 2008.
Photo:REUTERS/Osman Orsal (TURKEY)
Galatasaray cameback from two goals down to salvage a home draw with FC Steaua Bucharest in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League third qualifying round tie.
Galatasaray drew 2-2 with Steaua Bucharest of Romania in the first leg match of the European Champions League third qualifying round played in Istanbul on Wednesday.
Steaua looked on course to take a lead back to Romania in a fortnight when Dairo Moreno and Banel Nicolita struck in a first 12 minutes.
Galatasaray's Shabani Nonda quickly pulled one back, however, and his second goal just after half-time ensured there will be all to play for in Bucharest.
The home side were deprived the services of Harry Kewell, Tobias Linderoth and Umit Karan through injury and were behind in the fourth minute.
Aykut's goal kick fell to Moreno and the Colombian entered the box and calmly beat the keeper.
Eight minutes later a Steaua throw-in was picked up by Nicolita five metres from goal and his powerful shot doubled the lead.
Despite those setbacks the 20,000 home fans continued to support their team and were given hope on 18 minutes when Nonda struck from close range.
An equaliser nearly arrived not long before the break when Arda Turan found Nonda but Robinson Zapata made a fine reflex save.
Two minutes into the second half an Arda cross from the left was headed in by the Congolese striker.
Now the pressure was on Steaua to hold out and they did so with some comfort despite the introduction of Barıs Ozbek and Sabri Sarıoglu.
Galatasaray, meanwhile, will hope the return of injured players in a fortnight inspires them to the group stage.
Stadium: Ali Sami Yen
Referees: Laurent Duhamel, Stephane Duhamel, Laurent Ugo (France)
Galatasaray: Aykut, Emre Gungor (Sabri), Emre Asik, Servet, Hakan Balta, Meira, Hasan (Erhan), Mehmet Topal (Baris), Arda, Lincoln, Nonda
Steaua Bucharest: Zapata, Golanski (Nesu), Goian, Radoi, Marin, Nicolita, Petre (Ghionea), Lovin, Toja (Gomes), Bernhardt, Moreno
Scorers: Moreno, Nicolita (Steaua Bucharest), Nonda (Galatasaray)
Shabani Nonda of Galatasaray celebrates his goal against Steaua Bucharest during their Champions League third qualifying round first leg soccer match at the Ali Sami Yen Stadium in Istanbul August 13, 2008.
Photo:REUTERS/Osman Orsal (TURKEY)
Galatasaray cameback from two goals down to salvage a home draw with FC Steaua Bucharest in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League third qualifying round tie.
Galatasaray drew 2-2 with Steaua Bucharest of Romania in the first leg match of the European Champions League third qualifying round played in Istanbul on Wednesday.
Steaua looked on course to take a lead back to Romania in a fortnight when Dairo Moreno and Banel Nicolita struck in a first 12 minutes.
Galatasaray's Shabani Nonda quickly pulled one back, however, and his second goal just after half-time ensured there will be all to play for in Bucharest.
The home side were deprived the services of Harry Kewell, Tobias Linderoth and Umit Karan through injury and were behind in the fourth minute.
Aykut's goal kick fell to Moreno and the Colombian entered the box and calmly beat the keeper.
Eight minutes later a Steaua throw-in was picked up by Nicolita five metres from goal and his powerful shot doubled the lead.
Despite those setbacks the 20,000 home fans continued to support their team and were given hope on 18 minutes when Nonda struck from close range.
An equaliser nearly arrived not long before the break when Arda Turan found Nonda but Robinson Zapata made a fine reflex save.
Two minutes into the second half an Arda cross from the left was headed in by the Congolese striker.
Now the pressure was on Steaua to hold out and they did so with some comfort despite the introduction of Barıs Ozbek and Sabri Sarıoglu.
Galatasaray, meanwhile, will hope the return of injured players in a fortnight inspires them to the group stage.
Stadium: Ali Sami Yen
Referees: Laurent Duhamel, Stephane Duhamel, Laurent Ugo (France)
Galatasaray: Aykut, Emre Gungor (Sabri), Emre Asik, Servet, Hakan Balta, Meira, Hasan (Erhan), Mehmet Topal (Baris), Arda, Lincoln, Nonda
Steaua Bucharest: Zapata, Golanski (Nesu), Goian, Radoi, Marin, Nicolita, Petre (Ghionea), Lovin, Toja (Gomes), Bernhardt, Moreno
Scorers: Moreno, Nicolita (Steaua Bucharest), Nonda (Galatasaray)
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
ANNUAL AUGUST TURKISH SOCCER TOURNAMENT IN NEW JERSEY
The only Turkish soccer Tournament in the United States , will take place in New Jersey on August 31Th 2008.
Istanbulspor soccer club in New jersey will host this Annual Turkish soccer tournament.
There will be 24 teams in the tournament.
The Turkish- American teams from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Toronto and New Jersey will play for "Annual 30Th AUGUST" Trophy.
For more information you could visit the link below.
http://www.istanbulspor.net/index.html
Fenerbahce against Partizan
Turkcell Super League team Fenerbahce will play against Serbia's Partizan on Wednesday in the first leg of third qualifying round of European Champions League.
Istanbul side are struggling to compete in the Champions League for the sixth time.
Fenerbahce eliminated Hungary's MTK Budapest in the second qualifying round.
Istanbul side are struggling to compete in the Champions League for the sixth time.
Fenerbahce eliminated Hungary's MTK Budapest in the second qualifying round.
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