Eyupspor Tickets

For 2026/27 Eyüpspor play their home matches at the Necmi Kadıoğlu Stadium in Esenyurt, a compact ground of around 4,300 seats on the European side of Istanbul. Small capacity means visits from the city's giants are among the hardest tickets in the league to find. This guide covers what you will pay, where to sit, how the Passo fan card works, travel, the club's history and how to buy with confidence.

More Ways In When the Ground Fills Up

Eyüpspor sell match tickets through Passo, the national ticketing platform, with seats released in the days before each fixture. For many league matches that leaves time to buy, but when Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe, Beşiktaş or Trabzonspor visit, a stadium of just over 4,000 seats has very little room for general sale, and the central sections can go quickly.

A secondary marketplace adds options at exactly those moments. Listings appear when plans change or groups split up, and you can compare sections and delivery methods side by side. Rather than waiting for a sale to open at a set hour in Turkish time, you choose a seat that suits your budget and your trip.

Flexibility matters most to visitors. Süper Lig kick-off times are confirmed in blocks a few weeks ahead and can move for television, which makes planning flights to Istanbul difficult. Buying through a marketplace lets you secure seats once your travel is fixed, with the listing notes setting out the section, the delivery method and what you need for entry.

Turkish ticketing also has its own registration steps. Domestic league tickets are issued to a named Passo Taraftar Kart, the fan card formerly known as Passolig, and foreign visitors apply for one online with passport details. A marketplace listing sets out exactly what is required before you buy, so there are no surprises at the turnstile.

Why Supporters Buy Through 1BoxOffice

1BoxOffice has operated as a ticket marketplace since 2006 and serves football supporters across the UK, Europe and the Middle East. Every listing shows the section, the price and the delivery method before you commit, along with any notes from the seller about entry requirements.

The 150% money-back guarantee is the safety net. If the original tickets are not received and no suitable alternative is offered, the buyer is eligible for a full refund, and a credit voucher worth 50% of the original order value (excluding fees and taxes, capped at £125) may also be issued. What you get:

• A 150% money-back guarantee backed by clear terms and conditions
• Verified sellers, with listings checked before they go live
• A marketplace established in 2006 with experience across European football
• Secure payment through an encrypted checkout
• Order tracking from purchase to delivery

What Makes a Small Ground So Hard to Get Into

Eyüpspor's home crowd is modest by Istanbul standards: in their debut Süper Lig season the average home attendance was around 2,600. What makes tickets scarce is not the size of the local following but the size of the stadium and the pulling power of the visiting clubs.

These are the factors that drive demand for Eyüpspor home matches:

• The Istanbul giants. Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş have millions of supporters across the city. When they visit a ground of around 4,300 seats, demand far outstrips supply and only a small number of seats are available to neutrals.
• Trabzonspor and the other big travellers. Clubs from Trabzon, İzmir and Samsun bring passionate away followings to Istanbul. Their visits add pressure on a limited number of seats.
• A close view of star players. A compact ground puts supporters a few metres from internationals who usually play in front of 50,000. That experience draws visitors who want something different from a big-stadium matchday.
• The Golden Horn derby. Meetings with Kasımpaşa, the club from the opposite shore of the Haliç, carry real local pride. Eyüpspor even played their debut Süper Lig season at Kasımpaşa's stadium.
• Istanbul derbies of every size. With several Istanbul clubs in the Süper Lig, Eyüpspor play city rivals throughout the season. Each brings its own travelling support across the city.
• A club still writing its history. Eyüpspor reached the top flight for the first time in 2024 and finished sixth in their debut season. Supporters who waited a century for that moment want to be there.
• Istanbul tourism. Millions of visitors pass through the city every year, and a Süper Lig match is an easy addition to a trip. Weekend fixtures in particular attract visitors.
• Restricted seating for visiting supporters. Away allocations are set match by match, and segregation reduces the number of seats available in some sections for high-profile fixtures.

The league calendar limits supply too. The Süper Lig has 18 clubs and 34 rounds, so Eyüpspor play 17 home league matches a season. Only a handful of those are against the big clubs, which concentrates demand on a few dates.

Put together, those factors mean the window for the headline fixtures is short. If a particular match is on your list, comparing listings early gives you the widest choice of sections and prices.

The Süper Lig itself runs from August to May with 18 clubs, each playing the others home and away. The champions and runners-up enter the UEFA Champions League, further places lead to the Europa League and Conference League, and the bottom three are relegated. For a club like Eyüpspor, the season is a battle on two fronts: staying clear of the relegation places while taking points from the big clubs whenever they visit.

What You'll Pay and Why

Face values for Süper Lig matches are set in Turkish lira by category and are revised often to keep pace with inflation. At Eyüpspor, standard league fixtures are priced modestly, while visits from the Istanbul giants and Trabzonspor sit on a much higher scale. Unlike most top-flight clubs, Eyüpspor did not put season tickets on sale for 2026/27, so every match is sold on a single-ticket basis.

Resale prices follow the opponent more than anything else. A routine league match against a mid-table visitor draws far less demand than a visit from Galatasaray or Fenerbahçe. The section, the number of seats together and how close to kick-off you buy all shift the figure.

The gap between face value and resale is widest for the big-club visits, when general sale is limited and demand from across the city is intense. For standard league games the gap is far smaller and better-value seats are easier to find.

The table below shows typical resale ranges for the 2026/27 season in pounds sterling. Use it as a guide to what to expect rather than a fixed quote.

Type of Ticket	Typical Price Range (GBP)
Süper Lig (standard fixtures)	£30 – £80
Süper Lig (high-demand fixtures)	£60 – £150
Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş visits	£100 – £350+
Turkish Cup	£25 – £80
Hospitality / VIP	£150 – £400+

Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift.

Can You Buy Eyupspor Tickets Without Membership?

Yes. Eyüpspor do not require club membership for match tickets, but Turkish football has its own gatekeeper: the Passo Taraftar Kart. Every domestic league ticket is issued to a named card holder, foreign visitors apply for a card online with passport details, and a stadium box office can activate an existing card but generally cannot create one for a foreign national. It pays to start the process well before your trip.

Each card carries a club logo, and that logo determines which sections the holder can buy in. Supporters with a visiting club's card are directed to the away section, while home sections are reserved for holders of an Eyüpspor or neutral card. For the headline fixtures, this system keeps general availability tight.

Visitors applying for a card often report delays with SMS verification and linking the card to the Passo app, and clubs can charge an annual e-ticket fee on top of the card itself, so allow time before your trip. A marketplace removes the need to time a release in Turkish time or compete with thousands of card holders at once. Listings on 1BoxOffice come from verified sellers and set out the section, the delivery method and any entry requirement, such as a fan card or passport details, before you buy. Read those notes carefully, as Turkish tickets are usually linked to a named holder.

How Tickets Work at Eyüpspor

Most Turkish clubs sell a kombine, or season ticket, before each campaign, but Eyüpspor took a different approach for 2026/27 and did not offer one. With a new temporary home in Esenyurt and a small capacity, the club is selling every home match on a single-ticket basis through Passo.

For supporters that means planning match by match rather than committing to a full season. The table below summarises the main routes into the ground.

Route	Who It Suits	What It Offers	Notes
Single match ticket via Passo	Local supporters with a fan card	A named seat for one fixture	Released in the days before each match
Passo Taraftar Kart	Anyone attending a domestic league match	The personal card every ticket is issued to	Foreign visitors apply online with a passport
Away section ticket	Visiting supporters	A seat in the segregated away area	Requires a card linked to the visiting club or as directed
Premium seating	Guests and groups	Better seats in the main stand	Limited at a ground of this size
Resale marketplace	Visitors and anyone missing a release	Seats for busy fixtures with a guarantee	Check listing notes for fan card requirements

Where to Sit at the Necmi Kadıoğlu Stadium

The Necmi Kadıoğlu Stadium is a compact, all-seated ground owned by Esenyurt Municipality, with a natural grass pitch of 105 by 68 metres and floodlights. Every seat is close to the action, and the small size means the noise from the home and away ends carries across the whole stadium.

Stand / Area	Best For	Price Bracket	Notes
Main stand, central	Best view	Highest	Covered seating with the VIP area and a side-on view
Main stand, outer sections	Value with a good angle	Mid	Side-on view at a lower price
Opposite stand	Atmosphere	Lower to mid	Where many home supporters gather
Ends behind the goals	Lower-priced seats	Lowest	Close to the goalmouth action
Away section	Visiting supporters	Set by allocation	A segregated block with separate access

At a ground of this size there are few poor seats, and the short distance between the stands and the pitch means you can hear the players and coaches throughout the match. For a first visit a central seat in the main stand gives the clearest view of the game, while supporters who want to be among the most vocal home fans should look to the opposite stand.

Following the Purple and Yellows on the Road

Eyüpspor's away days range from short trips across Istanbul to flights to the Black Sea, the Aegean and Anatolia. With several Istanbul clubs in the Süper Lig, a large share of the club's away matches are within the city.

Topic	What to Know
Domestic away allocation	The host club sets the size of the away section and its price, sold through Passo
Typical away section	A segregated corner or end, often in an upper tier at larger stadiums
Access requirements	Away tickets are issued to a Passo Taraftar Kart and checked against ID
Istanbul away trips	Matches at the giants' stadiums are reached by metro, tram, ferry or bus across the city
Visiting fans in Esenyurt	Away supporters are placed in a segregated section with separate entry

Away allocations at the large Istanbul stadiums are small compared with their capacity, and for high-profile fixtures they are confirmed match by match. Supporters travelling to Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe or Beşiktaş should check the arrangements for each fixture before planning.

Matching the Seat to the Matchday You Want

Different supporters want different things from a match in Esenyurt, and the size of the ground means the choice of section shapes the experience more than at a big stadium.

Priority	Best Option	Why
Best atmosphere	Opposite stand	The most vocal home supporters gather here
Best view	Main stand, central	A side-on view of the whole pitch, close to the action
Family-friendly	Main stand, outer sections	A calmer area with good sightlines
Premium experience	VIP area in the main stand	The most comfortable seats in the ground
Lower-priced option	Ends behind the goals	The lowest prices in the ground

A Club Without a Fixed Address

Eyüpspor's spiritual home is the Eyüp Stadium in Eyüpsultan, the historic district on the upper Golden Horn where the club was founded. The district is one of the most visited in Istanbul, home to the Eyüp Sultan Mosque and the hillside views over the Golden Horn from the Pierre Loti café, and the stadium sits in the heart of the neighbourhood that gave the club its name. It was at the Eyüp Stadium, on 7 April 2024, that a 4–1 win over Altay sealed promotion to the Süper Lig for the first time.

The district's significance goes back centuries. Eyüp takes its name from Abu Ayyub al-Ansari, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad, whose tomb beside the Eyüp Sultan Mosque has made the area one of the most important places of pilgrimage in Istanbul since the Ottoman era. The old cemeteries climbing the hillside and the views down the Golden Horn give the neighbourhood a character unlike any other in the city, and the club's name has carried that identity through more than a hundred years of football.

The Eyüp Stadium did not meet the requirements for top-flight football, so promotion meant leaving home. A new all-seater stadium of 10,000 to 12,000 seats was announced for Eyüpsultan in 2024, but the project is still pending. In their debut Süper Lig season, Eyüpspor played at the Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium in Kasımpaşa, the home of their Golden Horn rivals, and later used the Pendik Stadium on the Asian side of the city for a period. The Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium, with a capacity of close to 14,000, gave Eyüpspor a larger stage than they had ever known, although the club's average home attendance in that first season was around 2,600, reflecting a fan base still built on its neighbourhood roots.

For 2026/27 the club announced a new temporary home: the Necmi Kadıoğlu Stadium in Esenyurt, which Eyüpspor described as "our new home" when confirming the move in August 2026. The ground opened on 23 April 2012 and is named after Necmi Kadıoğlu, Esenyurt's district mayor from 2004 to 2017. It is owned by Esenyurt Municipality and has also been used by İstanbulspor and, for some of its Süper Lig matches, Fatih Karagümrük.

The stadium has hosted international football too, including a Turkey women's international against Bulgaria in 2021 and a UEFA Women's Champions League qualifier between Galatasaray and Slavia Prague in 2024. Eyüpspor give its capacity as 4,274, and other sources list a slightly higher figure of close to 4,500 seats.

Getting there takes planning. Esenyurt lies on the far western edge of Istanbul's European side, a long way from the historic centre and from Eyüpsultan. Public transport options include the İETT city bus 142K, which links Esenyurt with Avcılar and the Metrobüs network, and the Metrobüs itself runs along the main east-west corridor through the European side. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are widely used, but traffic on the approach roads can be heavy before evening kick-offs, so allow plenty of time.

Most visitors arrive through Istanbul Airport on the European side or Sabiha Gökçen on the Asian side. Istanbul Airport is the closer of the two to Esenyurt, while Sabiha Gökçen involves a long crossing of the city, so it is worth factoring the airport into your matchday plans. Visitors staying in central Istanbul can spend the day in Eyüpsultan before heading west for the match. A ferry along the Golden Horn to Eyüp, a visit to the Eyüp Sultan Mosque and the cable car up to the Pierre Loti hill make for one of the most memorable days in the city, and they connect the club to the neighbourhood it represents, even while it plays its home matches elsewhere.

Matchday With the Extras

Premium options at the Necmi Kadıoğlu Stadium are limited by its size, with the premium seats in the central main stand and a small VIP area. They suit guests, groups and visitors who want comfort around the match, particularly for visits from the Istanbul giants.

For the headline fixtures, premium seats are often one of the more dependable ways to secure a good view, as general sale is very limited. Packages are small in number, so check what each listing includes before you compare prices.

Package	What It Includes	Typical Price Range
VIP seat	Central main stand seat with refreshments	Entry level of the hospitality range; higher for big-club visits
VIP area access	Seating in the VIP enclosure with hospitality service	Mid range; varies by opponent
Group booking	Premium seats for a group arranged in advance	Quoted per match and group size
Big-club premium	Premium seats for Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe, Beşiktaş or Trabzonspor visits	Top of the range

From Search to Seat in Six Steps

Buying through 1BoxOffice takes a few minutes. Follow these steps from choosing a fixture to tracking your order.

If anything is unclear at any stage, the listing notes and the customer service team are there to help before you pay. Keep your order confirmation email, as it contains the reference you need for tracking.