Türkiye Süper Lig Live Stream Information, channels coverage and sports package information, rankings and goalscorers, and competition info.
Süper Lig is the highest rank in the Turkish football. It is broadcast in more than 50 countries worldwide and it is the most influential organization in Türkiye. Traditionally, the Turkish league is concentrated in Istanbul, but in recent years teams like Trabzonspor have made it to Europe. Main broadcasters include Bein Sport in the USA, Canada, France, and MENA, Sport Klub in Serbia, ESPN in Latin America, Sport TV in Portugal, and many other countries.
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Süper Lig started its activity back in 1923, the year of the opening of the Turkish Federation. Starting from the 2022-2023 season 19 teams play in the Süper Lig and fight each year for the champion crown. The season starts in August and ends in May.
The champions go in the UEFA Champions League, and the runner-up goes in the second round of UECL. Meanwhile, the third place earns a ticket to the UEFA Europa Conference League. Three lower teams play in the first league. Furthermore, teams from position 3 to 6 from the first league go through a play-off to secure a place in the Süper Lig.
The attendance of Süper Lig is 12,698 spectators and this number is changing from season to season. As it stands more people are coming into the stadiums and this has changed also in the popularity of the league abroad. The league has more audience globally and it is live in important areas and sports broadcasters. Turkish Süper Lig comes live in the territories that Turkey has influenced in history like Albania and Kosovo. Besides, other areas like Israel and Ukraine continue to support the league as an extension of their sports programs.
Brazil and the Caribbean have bought the right to broadcast Süper Lig too. This also means that more revenue will come from the Turkish Federation and the clubs. Lastly, Süper Lig is broadcast in Croatia, North Macedonia, Slovakia, Netherlands, Portugal, and many other countries.