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TFF First League

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Champions: Eyüpspor · Promoted: Eyüpspor, Göztepe, Bodrum (play-offs)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
ŞanlıurfasporŞanlıurfa 11 April Stadiumopened 2009Urfa1,985,753 people28,965
Erzurumspor FKKazım Karabekir Stadiumopened 1968Erzurum767,848 people23,700
GöztepeGürsel Aksel Stadiumopened 2021İzmir4,493,242 people20,040
AltayAlsancak Mustafa Denizli Stadiumopened 1929İzmir4,493,242 people15,358
Çorum FKÇorum City StadiumÇorum269,595 people15,000
EyüpsporRecep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadiumopened 2005Istanbul15,655,924 people14,234
GiresunsporGiresun Atatürk Stadiumopened 1941Giresun125,682 people12,191
BolusporBolu Atatürk Stadiumopened 1958Bolu184,682 people9,000
Capacity not recorded yet
AdanasporNew Adana Stadiumopened 2021Adana1,765,981 people–
BandırmasporBandırma 17 September Stadiumopened 1995Bandırma154,359 people–
Beykoz Anadoluspor–
Bodrum FKBodrum İlçe StadıBodrum175,000 people–
GençlerbirliğiEryaman Stadiumopened 2019Ankara5,803,482 people–
KeçiörengücüAktepe StadıAnkara5,803,482 people–
KocaelisporKocaeli Stadiumopened 2020İzmit376,056 people–
Manisa F.K.–
SakaryasporNew Sakarya Atatürk StadiumAdapazarı281,489 people–
ÜmraniyesporÜmraniye Municipality City Stadiumopened 2000Ümraniye–
Yeni MalatyasporNew Malatya Stadiumopened 2017Malatya750 people–

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