Turkish Super Lig unveils 2026-27 season schedule - Milliyet

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The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has officially unveiled the fixture list for the 2026-27 Trendyol Super Lig season during a draw held at the Hasan Doğan National Teams Training Center in Riva.

League officials and representatives from all 18 participating clubs attended the ceremony as preparations continue for the new campaign.

The season will begin on Aug. 14-17, with the first half concluding after Week 16 matches on Dec. 18-21. Following a winter break, the second half of the season will get underway on Jan. 15-18, 2027, while the final round of matches is scheduled for May 23, 2027.

Speaking at the event, TFF Vice President Mecnun Otyakmaz welcomed newly promoted clubs Çorum FK, Amed Sportif Faaliyetler, and Erzurumspor FK to the top flight. He said the federation aims to further strengthen the Super Lig's international reputation while promoting fair competition, financial sustainability, and stronger performances by Turkish clubs in European competitions.

The opening weekend will feature several notable fixtures, including defending champion Galatasaray hosting newly promoted Çorum FK, Fenerbahçe traveling to face Gençlerbirliği, Beşiktaş welcoming Eyüpspor, and Trabzonspor opening its campaign away to Kasımpaşa.

The season's first major derby will take place in Week 4 when Fenerbahçe hosts Beşiktaş. Other marquee fixtures include Trabzonspor versus Galatasaray in Week 6, Trabzonspor against Beşiktaş in Week 8, the Intercontinental Derby between Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe in Week 9, Beşiktaş hosting Galatasaray in Week 13, and Fenerbahçe facing Trabzonspor in Week 15.

The 2026-27 season will once again feature 18 clubs competing over 34 rounds as Turkey's top division looks to build on its growing international profile.