Malatyaspor

Also known as Malatya SK

Malatya Spor Kulübü is a Turkish sports club based in Malatya, mainly concentrated on football.

Key facts

Football club.clubname: Malatyaspor
Football club.image: Malatyaspor Logo.png
Football club.image_size: 200px
Football club.fullname: Malatya Spor Kulübü
Football club.nickname: Tigers of the East
Football club.ground: Yeşiltepe Sports Complex, Malatya
Football club.capacity: 500
Football club.chairman: Muhammed Furkan Güner
Football club.manager: Orhan Özdemir
Football club.league: Turkish Regional Amateur League, Group III
Football club.season: 2023–24
Football club.position: Turkish Regional Amateur League, 4th of 13, Group XI
Football club.pattern_la1: _red_stripes
Football club.pattern_b1: _red_stripes
Football club.pattern_ra1: _red_stripes
Football club.pattern_sh1: _nikeyellow
Football club.pattern_so1: _nikeyellow
Football club.leftarm1: FFFF00

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: association football club
Country: Turkey
Headquarters: Malatya
Sport: association football
League: TFF Second League
Official website: www.malatyaspor.org.tr

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home venue: Malatya İnönü Stadium
Commons category: Malatyaspor
topic's main category: Category:Malatyaspor
inception: 1966-00-00
category for members of a team: Category:Malatyaspor footballers

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Malatya Spor Kulübü is a Turkish sports club based in Malatya, mainly concentrated on football.

== History == Prior to 1984 the club colors were yellow and black. They played for 11 seasons on the top-level of Turkish football. Their best result was finishing 1st League (Now Super Lig) as 3rd in 1987–88 season. The club was the first team from the Eastern Anatolia region to qualify for a European cup, 2003–04 UEFA Cup. They relegated to amateur level after the matches of 31 March 2011. At the end of the 2011–2012 season the club finally relegated to Malatya First Amateur League after five successive relegations due to financial mismanagement.

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