Turkey National Football Team Tickets

Football flair with Turkey National Soccer Team tickets

The Turkey National Soccer Team, nicknamed The Crescent Stars, has been playing on the international football stage since 1923 – and you can continue to follow them by getting game tickets right here. You can hover over with your mouse on our interactive stadium maps to see where you’d like to be, and select exactly the right tickets. If you’re holidaying in Turkey and decide to catch a game at last minute, that’s no problem – our last-minute purchase and delivery service will instantly deliver your ticket to your smartphone for you to display at the venue. On the other hand, if you’ve already bought Turkey National Soccer Team tickets and aren’t able to go to the match anymore, you can easily sell them on StubHub too.

The heritage of the Turkey National Soccer Team

Turkey’s first ever football match was an unofficial friendly against the Romania National Soccer Team, which ended in a draw. The team made its first official debut in a match against the then Czechoslovakia at the 1924 Games, which the Turks lost quite convincingly, but laid the groundwork for future success. Since then, the country has participated at the highest levels in Europe and in other regional competitions, and made several appearances in the world championship. Turkey also scored the fastest goal in world championship history at the time against the South Korea National Soccer Team in 2002. The team has longstanding sporting rivalries with both Croatia and the Greece National Soccer Team. They’ve met the former in major play-offs many times, with results fairly evenly split between them. They’ve fared better against Greece, having won the majority of encounters in what’s often called one of the fiercest rivalries in international football. Look out on StubHub for Turkey National Soccer Team tickets for these matches.

Score with Turkey National Soccer Team match tickets

There’s always something a bit special about watching the Turkish team, as the country becomes engulfed in footballing fervour. Major successes are commemorated with postage stamp issues, and pre-game musical performances are common. Each match is a festive occasion, especially landmark ones. To wit, the team’s 500th match, played against the Denmark National Football Team was commemorated with a performance by local pop star, Hadise Other celebrations often include honouring the players who took Turkey to the world championship bronze medal in 2002, the team’s first real success on the world’s greatest footballing stage.