Türkiye National Football Team 

Türkiye National Men's Football Team is the official football team of Türkiye, which represents Türkiye in men's international football matches. It was founded in 1923. The team is controlled by the Türkiye Football Association. The stadium can accommodate 76092 people, is a fully seated stadium, and has an athletics track.
Türkiye's national men's football team held its first international match in October 1923, entered the World Cup for the first time in 1954, and defeated South Korea. [26] Became a member of UEFA in 1962. In 1996, he made his debut in the final round of the European Championship. In 2002, he won a bronze medal in the Korea Japan World Cup, which was also his best international competition result in history. [26] In the Euro 2008 qualifier, Türkiye was in the same group as Greece, Norway, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary and other powerful rivals. In the last game, they defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-0, and won the second place in the group. It was the third time that Türkiye qualified for Euro 2008. [30-31] In the 2008 European Cup group match, Türkiye won the second place in the group in three matches with 0-2 Portugal, 2-1 Switzerland and 3-2 Czech Republic, and was able to advance to the quarter finals. [32] In the quarterfinals, they advanced to the semi-finals by defeating Croatia 4-2 through a penalty shootout. [33] In the semi-final, Türkiye lost 2-3 to Germany, and the hope of entering the European Cup final was destroyed by the German team. [34] In 2024, in the European Cup group match, Türkiye was ranked second in the group to the last 16 with 3-1 Georgia, 0-3 Portugal and 2-1 Czech Republic. This is the team's second promotion to the knockout stage of the European Championship after a 16 year hiatus. [14-17] In the 1/8 final, Dmirar helped Türkiye beat Austria 2-1 to reach the last eight of the European Cup. [18] In the quarter final, Türkiye lost 1-2 to the Netherlands, stopping in the top 8.