Turkey national futsal team

The Turkey national futsal team represents Turkey in international futsal competitions such as the FIFA Futsal World Cup and the European Championships and is controlled by the Turkish Football Federation, which founded the national team in 2006.

Turkey
Nickname(s)Ay-Yıldızlılar ("Crescent-Stars")
AssociationTurkish Football Federation
ConfederationUEFA (Europe)
Head coachÖmer Kaner, (2006–)
CaptainHüseyin Yıldız
Most capsHüseyin Yıldız (14)
Home stadiumAbdi İpekçi Arena & Sinan Erdem Dome
FIFA codeTUR
FIFA ranking74 [1]
Home colours
Away colours
First international
Romania 7–3 Turkey
(Bucharest, Romania; 13 December 2006)
Biggest win
Turkey 6–3 Albania
(Finland; 18 January 2007)[2]
Biggest defeat
Brazil 14–2 Turkey
(Debrecen, Hungary; 15 November 2007)
World Cup
Appearances0
UEFA Futsal Championship
Appearances1 (First in 2012)
Best result1st round (2012)

Tournament Records

All time general statistics record/Overview of results

  • As a 15 Nov 2016
Tournament Pld W D L GS GA Dif Pts
FIFA World Cup Record 00000000
FIFA World Cup Qualification Record 124083149-1312
European Championship Record 200218-70
European Championship Qualification Record 2182116186-2526
Minor Tournament Record 3510718101127-2637
Friendly Match Record 5412735142227-8543
Total 124341674336497-161118


FIFA Futsal World Cup

FIFA Futsal World Cup RecordQualification Record
Year Round Match W D L GF GA Match W D L GF GA
 Netherlands 1989Did Not EnterDid Not Enter
 Hong Kong 1992
 Spain 1996
 Guatemala 2000
 Chinese Taipei 2004
 Brazil 2008Did Not Qualify310279
 Thailand 201263032119
 Colombia 20163000321
 Lithuania 20203102813
Total0/90000001550103962

UEFA European Futsal Championship

UEFA European Futsal Championship RecordQualification Record
Year Round Match W D L GF GA Match W D L GF GA
 Spain 1996Did Not EnterDid Not Enter
 Spain 1999
 Russia 2001
 Italy 2003
 Czech Republic 2005
 Portugal 2007
 Hungary 2010Did Not Qualify301227
 Croatia 2012Round 120021864021922
 Belgium 2014Did Not Qualify3102912
 Serbia 20163102818
 Slovenia 20183003217
 Netherlands 202251221012
Total1/122002182373135088

Minor tournament

this table consist of only senior A team Results (not include Youth and club match results)

Three/Four Nations Cup Record
Year Round Pld W D L GS GA Dif Pts
2007 Izmir CupThird place31111210+24
2007 Fonix CupFourth place30031025-150
2008 Rzeszów CupFourth place3012313-100
2008 Buzau CupThird place210148-43
2009 Baku CupRunners-up210196+33
2010 Hereford CupChampions220075+26
2010 Mediterranean Cup9th place63123226+610
2012 Baku CupThird place302137-42
2013 Krosno CupThird place31021510+53
2014 Skopje CupThird place2011212-101
2016 Futsal Week CupThird place4004113-120
2016 Chalkida CupChampions211032+14
Total12/123510718101127-2637

Results

Number Year Opponent Result
Handball at the 2006 Asian Games – Men
1 2006  Japan 30-56 L
2 2006  United Arab Emirates 27-46 L
3 2006  Saudi Arabia 23-51 L
4 2006  Macau 46-35 W
5 2006  Hong Kong 32-35 L
2012 Asian Men's Handball Championship
6 2012  United Arab Emirates 20-40 L
7 2012  Qatar 19-41 L
8 2012  Saudi Arabia 14-47 L
9 2012  Bahrain 15-52 L
10 2012  Jordan 30-32 L
2014 Asian Men's Handball Championship
11 2014  Saudi Arabia 21-43 L
12 2014  Bahrain 22-47 L
13 2014  South Korea 19-32 L
14 2014  Iran 22-54 L
15 2014  China 22-39 L
16 2014  Japan 12-41 L
17 2014  China 0-10 L
2018 Asian Men's Handball Championship
18 2018  Japan 27-38 L
19 2018  Iran 18-37 L
20 2018  New Zealand 33-19 W
21 2018  India 29-27 W
22 2018  China 21-32 L

Coaching staff

  • Ömer Kaner - Head Coach
  • Sinan Turhan - Assistant Coach
  • Reşat Kartal- Assistant Coach
  • Cüneyt Yalınkılıç - Director

Current squad

The current squad.[3] All match statistics are updated up to 16 February 2008.

Notable players

See also

References


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