Buy Galatasaray vs Eyüpspor tickets for the 2026/27 Season for Süper Lig Week 32 at RAMS Park, scheduled for the weekend of 7 to 10 May 2027, with the exact day and kick-off time set by the Turkish Football Federation in the weeks before the match. It is the third-last round of the season, which puts the reigning champions in front of their own crowd with the title run-in at its sharpest.
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Eyüpspor are the newest name on this fixture list. They reached the top flight for the first time in 2024, and every one of their four Süper Lig meetings with Galatasaray has come since then. Two of those were at RAMS Park: a 2-2 draw in December 2024 and a 5-1 home win in February 2026.
Below you will find what seats cost, how the Passo fan card system affects buyers from abroad, where each set of supporters sits, how delivery and entry work and the full record between the clubs.
Galatasaray finished 2025/26 as champions on 77 points, and late-season home games carry extra weight when a title is still being settled. Week 32 leaves only two rounds to follow, the last of them at home to Gaziantep, so a home game in early May is often where supporters expect the season to be won or lost.
This is also an Istanbul fixture. Eyüpspor play on the European side of the city, so their supporters face a short trip rather than a long domestic journey, and the away section is more likely to be used than for visitors from the far east of the country. Away supporters at RAMS Park are placed in a segregated upper-tier corner.
Demand is strong without matching the derbies. Galatasaray averaged about 41,700 at home in the 2025/26 league season, around 77% of capacity, and only the derbies sold out. That pattern matters for buyers: a fixture like this one usually has more choice than a Fenerbahçe or Beşiktaş night, but the central and VIP areas still go first because international visitors and corporate guests target them.
The final kick-off slot also shapes demand. A Sunday evening game suits weekend visitors, while a Friday or Monday slot cuts the number who can travel in for it. Galatasaray's Champions League schedule can also push a domestic fixture one way or the other, so watch for the confirmed slot before booking travel.
That European factor is worth taking seriously in early May. If Galatasaray progress deep into the Champions League, the semi-final legs fall around the same weeks, and a midweek European tie usually pushes the domestic game to the Sunday or Monday to give the squad recovery time. Nothing is fixed until the federation publishes the slot, so book anything you cannot change only once it does.
Every home ticket at RAMS Park is tied to a Passo Taraftar Kart, the fan card that replaced the Passolig name in 2026. The card is mandatory for anyone aged seven and over, and each ticket is issued in the card holder's name. Foreign nationals can apply online with a passport and receive a digital wallet card rather than a plastic one.
The card itself is free, though a Galatasaray-branded card carries an annual e-ticket fee of 1,200 TL. Apply weeks rather than days before you travel: approval is not instant, and a card that is still pending on matchday will not get you through the turnstile. Once it is active, the card lives in the Passo Mobil app alongside any ticket assigned to it.
Club sales follow a set order. Holders of Galatasaray-branded cards and club membership products get the first window, and any remaining seats go on general sale, usually three or four days before a league match. Club notices limit sales to one ticket per card and state that tickets are tied to the card holder's identity, which makes buying for a group difficult unless every member already holds a card.
Groups feel that rule most. Because each ticket is tied to one card and one identity, four friends need four active cards, and seats bought separately in a club sale rarely sit together. On a marketplace you can filter for listings that keep seats side by side, but every person in the group will still need the card and ID set out in the listing notes.
For a visitor who does not have a card or cannot buy within that short window, a verified marketplace is the practical alternative. Because Turkish tickets are named, read each listing's notes carefully: they set out how the seat is assigned to you, whether you need your own Passo account and which ID you must bring to the turnstile.
Season tickets cover a large part of the ground, with about 41,000 season seats reported for 2025/26, so the general sale for a league game is smaller than the stadium's size suggests. That is one reason resale prices sit well above face value even for fixtures that do not sell out.
Five factors set the price of a seat for this match: stand and tier, overall demand, how close to kick-off you buy, the competition context and whether you choose VIP. For the 2026/27 season Galatasaray have priced league tickets against visitors such as Göztepe from about 1,750 TL behind the goals to around 24,000 TL in the top VIP category, roughly £26 to £365 at current exchange rates.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier, behind the goal | £150 – £250 | Lower-priced entry to the match | South stand upper tier is the usual entry point; full view of the pitch |
| Longside upper tier | £180 – £320 | A side-on view at a sensible price | East and West stands, upper level |
| Longside lower tier | £220 – £400 | Fans who want to be close to the touchline | Central blocks carry the higher figures |
| Premium seating | £300 – £600 | Central views near the halfway line | Category 1 and Category 1 Premium areas |
| VIP hospitality | £600 – £1,300+ | Groups, gifts and corporate guests | Classic, Lux, Delux and Premium VIP areas; check the inclusions |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Early resale listings for this fixture have started above these ranges, which is common seven months out when sellers have little to go on. Prices for league games against visitors outside the big three usually settle once the kick-off slot is confirmed and club sales open. For comparison, the Fenerbahçe derby at RAMS Park was priced up to 55,000 TL last season, more than double the top price for a game like this one.
VIP is where the gap between face value and resale is widest. The number of VIP seats is small next to the size of the stadium, a share of them can be held on season deals, and international visitors and corporate buyers compete for what is left. If VIP is your priority, it pays to move earlier than you would for a standard seat.
RAMS Park opened in January 2011 in Seyrantepe, on the European side of Istanbul, and has carried several sponsor names since, including Türk Telekom Arena and Nef Stadyumu. Capacity sits at a little over 52,000, with the league's 2026/27 figure slightly higher than the club's own. The four stands are known by compass point: Kuzey (North), Güney (South), Doğu (East) and Batı (West).
The North stand is the heart of the home support, with the ultrAslan group in the lower blocks around 117 to 121 and the upper blocks around 404 to 411. Expect noise, flags and standing for 90 minutes. The East and West stands run along the touchlines and house the VIP lounges, while the South stand faces the North behind the other goal.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| North stand (Kuzey) | Supporters who want the full ultrAslan atmosphere | Lower to mid | Home end; expect to stand throughout; not for families or quiet viewing |
| South stand (Güney) | Lower-priced seats behind the goal | Lower | Upper tier gives a clear view of the whole pitch |
| East stand (Doğu) | Side-on views and central seating | Mid to high | Central blocks sit near the halfway line; VIP areas on this side |
| West stand (Batı) | Central views and premium seating | Mid to high | Touchline side with VIP lounges and boxes |
| Away section, upper south-east corner | Eyüpspor supporters | Lower | Segregated; blocks around 418 to 421 have been used for visitors; away-logo Passo card required |
| VIP and boxes | Groups and guests who want food and drink included | High | Four VIP categories plus private boxes; home supporters only |
Neutral visitors are best served by the upper tiers of the East or West stand: central, calm and well away from both the ultrAslan blocks and the away corner. Eyüpspor supporters should buy only listings marked for the away section, because home stands are sold on home-logo Passo cards and away colours in those areas can lead to removal.
Away allocations in the Süper Lig follow a federation rule of at least 5% of capacity for visiting supporters, which at RAMS Park means room for well over 2,000 fans in the away corner. For a short cross-city trip that section can fill, so Eyüpspor supporters without club priority should not leave it late.
Listings often describe seats by category number rather than block. In general, lower category numbers sit closer to the halfway line and cost more, while higher numbers move towards the corners and behind the goals. Where a listing names a stand, a block or a VIP category, treat that as the deciding detail when you compare two similar prices.
Families should avoid the North stand, where standing and noise last for the full match, and look instead at the South stand or the upper tiers along the touchlines. Remember that every child aged seven or over needs a Passo card and a ticket in their own name, so factor that into both cost and preparation time.
RAMS Park has around 198 private boxes and more than 4,500 VIP seats, with lounges on the East and West sides and a restaurant in the North stand. VIP areas are sold in four categories, and their prices rise in this order.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Classic VIP | Visitors trying VIP for the first time | The entry point to the VIP areas with padded seating |
| Lux VIP | Couples and small groups | Better sightlines than Classic at a modest step up in price |
| Delux VIP | Business guests | Central positioning close to the top category |
| Premium VIP | Buyers who want the top seat in the house | The highest-priced category in the stadium |
Inclusions differ by category and by seller, so read each VIP listing for what it covers: lounge access, food, drinks and parking are not standard across every package. All VIP areas are in home sections and sold on home-logo Passo cards, so they are not suitable for Eyüpspor supporters.
For a weekend evening kick-off, VIP guests usually arrive well before the gates open to the general crowd. If you are flying in on the day, leave enough time for the transfer from the airport and the security checks at the stadium.
Private boxes are a different market. Many are typically leased for the full season, which keeps single-match box listings scarce and priced at a premium. When one does appear for a fixture like this, it is usually because the leaseholder is not using it that weekend.
Entry at RAMS Park runs through the Passo Mobil app, with a QR or NFC ticket shown at the turnstile. Most seats for this match are delivered as mobile tickets assigned to a Passo account rather than as printed tickets.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket on Passo | Your Passo Taraftar Kart is active, the app is installed and your phone is charged |
| Passo account transfer | The name, passport number and account details match what the listing asks for |
| E-ticket confirmation | Common on VIP packages; save the confirmation and any lounge instructions |
| Away section ticket | Requires an away-logo Passo card; check the listing notes before you buy |
Check the listing notes for delivery timing and restrictions, carry your passport or valid photo ID and fully charge your phone before you leave. ID checks can be made at entry, and the name on your Passo account must match your ID. Gates typically open around three hours before kick-off.
Getting to the ground is simple by metro. The M2 line stops at Seyrantepe, which has a walkway leading directly to the stadium, and the line runs through Taksim and the business districts. Leave extra time after the final whistle, when the station queues are at their longest.
Delivery timing for Turkish league fixtures can feel late to buyers used to other markets. Because the club's own sales usually open only three or four days before a league match, many resale tickets are assigned to the buyer's Passo account in the final days before kick-off. That is normal. If nothing has arrived by the window shown on your order, contact support rather than waiting until you reach the stadium.
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Turkey runs on TRT, three hours ahead of UTC all year. In May a 20:00 kick-off in Istanbul is 18:00 in the UK and 21:00 in the UAE, while Saudi Arabia and Qatar share the same clock as Istanbul. Most tickets for this match are mobile and tied to a Passo account, so apply for your wallet card well before you travel rather than in the days before kick-off.
The Turkish Football Federation usually confirms the exact day and kick-off time for league games a few weeks ahead, and the slot can move between Friday and Monday. Choose flexible flights and hotel bookings where you can, and avoid a tight return on the night of the match. If you are travelling as a group, request seats together at checkout and check how many sit side by side.
Getting from the airport is straightforward. Istanbul Airport, on the European side, connects to the city by the M11 metro to Gayrettepe, where you change to the M2 for the short ride north to Seyrantepe. From Sabiha Gökçen on the Asian side, allow considerably longer, especially on a weekend evening when the bridges are busy. Staying near Taksim or Levent keeps you on the M2 line and within easy reach of the stadium.
The run-in also makes a longer trip worth considering. The Beşiktaş derby at RAMS Park is scheduled two weekends earlier, in late April, so a week in Istanbul can take in both matches if the dates hold.
Eyüpspor were promoted as champions of the TFF 1. Lig in 2024, the first top-flight promotion in the club's history. Their opening visit to RAMS Park in December 2024 delivered the result that still shapes the fixture: a 2-2 draw that cost the eventual champions two points at home and showed the newcomers would not sit back.
Galatasaray have answered emphatically since. They won 5-1 away in April 2025, 2-0 at the Atatürk Olympic Stadium in September 2025 and 5-1 at RAMS Park in February 2026. The sides meet again at Eyüpspor's ground in December, the first of their two 2026/27 meetings, before this return in May.
Eyüpspor's own home matches have moved around since promotion, with games against Galatasaray staged at Kasımpaşa's Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium and at the Atatürk Olympic Stadium. A trip to a full RAMS Park is therefore one of the largest crowds their supporters face all season, and the away corner tends to treat it as an occasion rather than a routine league date. For neutral buyers, that adds a second source of noise to an afternoon or evening already shaped by the North stand.
The record is short, which is part of the appeal. Eyüpspor are still chasing a first league win against Galatasaray, and a May fixture with the title in play gives them their best motivation of the season to find one.
With only two previous meetings at RAMS Park, the figures below cover every Süper Lig meeting between the sides at all venues.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 4 |
| Galatasaray wins | 3 |
| Eyüpspor wins | 0 |
| Draws | 1 |
| Galatasaray goals | 14 |
| Eyüpspor goals | 4 |
| Biggest Galatasaray win | 5-1 (April 2025 and February 2026) |
| Biggest Eyüpspor win | None yet |
| First Süper Lig meeting | 1 December 2024 |
| Most recent Süper Lig meeting | 13 February 2026 |
At RAMS Park alone the record reads played two, Galatasaray won one and drawn one, with goals 7-3. Figures are calculated from the match-by-match results below, each confirmed by at least two match reports.
Two patterns stand out. Galatasaray have scored at least twice in all four meetings, and the fixture has averaged four and a half goals a game. Eyüpspor have scored in three of the four, so a quiet afternoon is not what the record suggests.
All four Süper Lig meetings between the clubs, newest first.
| Date | Venue | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 13 Feb 2026 | RAMS Park | Galatasaray 5-1 Eyüpspor |
| 13 Sep 2025 | Atatürk Olympic Stadium | Eyüpspor 0-2 Galatasaray |
| 27 Apr 2025 | Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium | Eyüpspor 1-5 Galatasaray |
| 1 Dec 2024 | RAMS Park | Galatasaray 2-2 Eyüpspor |
Results verified against match reports from beIN Sports, Milliyet, Hürriyet, Cumhuriyet, A Spor and Takvim.
Yes, every ticket at RAMS Park is tied to a Passo Taraftar Kart, and foreign visitors can apply online with a passport for a digital card.
Resale seats typically start around £150 behind the goal, while VIP options run from about £600 upwards and prices move with demand.
Visiting supporters are placed in a segregated corner of the upper tier on the south-east side, and they need an away-logo Passo card to enter it.
The Turkish Football Federation sets the exact day and time a few weeks before the Week 32 weekend of 7 to 10 May 2027.
Bring your passport or national ID, because the name on your Passo account must match the person entering.
Sources: Turkish Football Federation fixture and season calendar announcements, Galatasaray SK official ticket notices, Passo, beIN Sports, Milliyet, Hürriyet, Cumhuriyet, A Spor, Fanatik and Takvim. 1BoxOffice is an independent ticket marketplace and is not affiliated with Galatasaray SK, Eyüpspor or the Turkish Football Federation.