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TFF First League

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Champions: Erzurumspor FK · Promoted: Erzurumspor, Amed, Çorum (play-offs)

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Erzurumspor FKKazım Karabekir Stadiumopened 1968Erzurum767,848 people23,700
Çorum FKÇorum City StadiumÇorum269,595 people15,000
SivassporSivas 4 September Stadiumopened 1985Sivas365,274 people14,998
Adana Demirspor5 January Fatih Terim Stadiumopened 1973Adana1,765,981 people14,085
BolusporBolu Atatürk Stadiumopened 1958Bolu184,682 people9,000
Capacity not recorded yet
AmedDiyarbakır Stadiumopened 2018Diyarbakır1,732,396 people–
BandırmasporBandırma 17 September Stadiumopened 1995Bandırma154,359 people–
Bodrum FKBodrum İlçe StadıBodrum175,000 people–
Esenler EroksporEsenler Stadiumopened 2000Istanbul15,655,924 people–
HataysporNew Hatay Stadiumopened 2021Antakya377,793 people–
Iğdır FKIğdır City StadiumIğdır137,613 people–
İstanbulsporEsenyurt Necmi Kadıoğlu StadyumuIstanbul15,655,924 people–
KeçiörengücüAktepe StadıAnkara5,803,482 people–
Manisa F.K.–
PendiksporPendik StadiumPendik–
SakaryasporNew Sakarya Atatürk StadiumAdapazarı281,489 people–
SarıyerMaltepe Hasan Polat StadiumIstanbul15,655,924 people–
Serik Sporİsmail Ogan StadyumuSerik124,335 people–
ÜmraniyesporÜmraniye Municipality City Stadiumopened 2000Ümraniye–
Van Spor KulübüAtatürk Şehir StadyumuVan1,127,612 people–

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