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TFF 2nd Lig
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| Full name |
Türkiye Futbol Federasyonu 2nd Lig
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| Association |
Türkiye Futbol Federasyonu
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| First edition |
1967
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| hierarchy |
3rd league
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| Teams |
36
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| master |
Keçiörengücü (White Group)
Menemen Belediyespor (Red Group)
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| Record champions |
Elazığspor , Manisaspor (5)
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| Current season |
2019/20
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| Website |
tff.org
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The TFF 2. Lig (read: TFF İkinc Lig ) has been the third highest division in Turkish football since summer 2010 . The league was introduced in 1967 under the name Türkiye 3. Futbol Ligi , or 3. Lig for short , and kept this name until the summer of 2001. Between 2001 and 2006 the league was called Türkiye 2. Futbol Ligi Bategorisi , or 2. Lig Bategorisi for short . In 2006, the name was on TFF Lig B changed. In 2010 it was renamed TFF 2nd Lig after the name of the highest Turkish division was changed from Türkiye 1. Futbol Ligi , or 1st Lig , to its current form, in Süper Lig , and the second division is now TFF 1st Lig called.
Game mode
Mode to found the league and the 2nd season (1967–1968)
The game mode of the TFF 1st Lig changed several times. The league was introduced in the summer of 1967 under the name Türkiye 3. Futbol Ligi as a single-track league with 17 teams, with all teams playing against each other twice in home and away games. The champions of the league rose directly to the highest Turkish division, which was then known as Türkiye 2. Futbol Ligi , while the first season was played without relegation.
Two-lane league with and without relegated (1968–1970)
As early as the 1968/69 season , the second season of the third league, the league system was fundamentally reformed. Instead of being in a single-track league as before, the league was divided into a two-track league in which the two leaders, the two champions, were promoted directly to the 2nd league. With this division of the league into two tracks, the number of teams was increased from 17 to 28 teams, 14 clubs per group. The two tracks or groups were called group red and group white as before in the 2nd league . In contrast to the first season, the second season was designed with relegation, with the two bottom of the table relegated to the regional amateur league. In the second season as a two-lane league, in the Türkiye 3rd Futbol Ligi 1969/70 , the number of teams was increased from 28 to a total of 42 teams. These 42 teams were divided into two groups of 21, red and white . Also, in contrast to the previous season, the league was played this time without relegation.
Four-lane league with and without relegated (1970–1973)
In the 1970/71 season , the 3rd Lig was not played in two groups, in contrast to the previous season, but was transferred to a four-track league with 15 teams each. A total of 60 teams in four groups played for promotion to the 2nd league . The top of the table of all four groups rose directly to the higher 2. Lig , while there was again no relegation from the league. This mode was essentially retained in the 1971/72 season and only supplemented with relegation. The last two of all four groups rose to the subordinate regional amateur league. Contrary to the two relegated teams per group, no teams from the amateur leagues rose in the 1972/73 season . This reduced the number of teams per group from 15 to 13 and the league from a total of 60 to 52. Despite this reduction in the number of teams, two last-placed teams were relegated in the 1972/73 season.
Two-lane league (1973-1976)
As early as the summer of 1973, the game mode was changed again. The league was henceforth two-pronged, with both table top and both table runner up directly in the 2nd Lig . The teams in the last four places in the table in both groups were relegated to the regional amateur league. The total number of teams was reduced from 52 to 43, while the groups continued to be called the Red Group and the White Group . The team reduction came about because there were no promoters from the regional amateur league. The two-lane layout of the league in which there were two promoted teams remained in place until the summer of 1978. Only the number of teams varied over the seasons and thus also the number of relegated teams to the 3rd league. With the 1974/75 season , the league was changed slightly again. There were again no promoters from the regional amateur league, so the number of teams reduced from 43 to 35. With this season, only the top of the table in both groups rose and no longer the second placed. The relegated groups were reduced from four per group to two or one relegated from eight to a total of three. In the following season, the 1975/76 season , the game mode was largely retained. Only the total number of teams was reduced from 35 to 32 due to the elimination of promoters from the regional amateur league. In addition, the season was played without relegation.
Three-lane league with three promoted players (1976-1977)
With the 1976/77 season , the league was not played in two groups, in contrast to the previous season, but was expanded into a three-track league with twice eleven teams (group red and white) and once ten teams (group blue). A total of 32 teams in three groups played for promotion to the 2nd league or relegation to the regional amateur league. The top of the table of all three groups rose directly to the higher 2. Lig and the bottom of the table of the group red and white and the bottom of the table of the group blue and amateur league.
Two-lane league (1977-1980)
As early as the next summer, the summer of 1977, the game mode was changed again. The league was put back on a double track, with both top of the table rose directly to the 2nd Lig . The teams in the last three places in the table in both groups were relegated to the regional amateur league.
With the 1978/79 season , the game mode of the league was changed only to the extent that not only the first two were promoted, but also the two second placed.
Due to the lack of promoters from the regional amateur league, the number of teams was reduced from 25 to 18 in the 1979/80 season. These 18 teams were originally supposed to play in two groups for promotion and relegation. The champions and runners-up of both groups should be promoted to the second division and the bottom of the table in group A and the last two in group B should be relegated to the regional amateur league. Since the Turkish Football Association decided by a spontaneous decision in the summer of 1980 to dissolve the 3rd league and merge it with the 2nd league, the promoted and relegated players from the original game mode were discarded and all teams in the 3rd league, regardless of their placement, in the 2nd league . Lig added.
No league operation (1980–1984)
Before the 1980/81 season , the third division, the 3rd league, was abolished in Turkish professional football and the teams in the 3rd league were transferred to the one higher division, the 2nd league . This state lasted for four seasons.
Reintroduction of the 3rd Lig as a ten-lane league (1984–1990)
After Turkish professional football consisted of only two leagues, the 1st and 2nd leagues in the 1980/81 to 1983/84 seasons , it was expanded to three leagues again in the summer of 1984 and the 3rd league was reintroduced. The newly created 3rd Lig was designed as a ten-lane league. The ten groups were designated as Group 1 through Group 10 and consisted of 8 to 16 teams. The top of the table of all groups rose to the 2nd Lig, while the first season after the resumption, the 1984/85 season , was played without relegation.
In the 1985/86 season , the game mode was retained and only the number of teams increased from 132 to 142. This increase also meant that the number of teams per group was adjusted and the groups now consisted of 10 to 13 teams.
With the 1986/87 season , the number of teams increased from 142 to 166. In addition, the league was now also played with relegation, so that the two bottom of the table of all groups had to relegate to the amateur league. In the newcomers, in addition to the ten masters, the lack of a regulation from Group 1 also meant that Ünyespor , who placed second , was promoted. This club ended the season on points and goal difference equal to Trabzonspor (2P). Nevertheless, he declared Trabzonspor Football Association (2P) as a champion and thus a climber. Since no clear regulations for this case were announced at the start of the season, Ünyespor sued and also brought about promotion to the 2nd league by court decision.
For the 1987/88 season , the game mode was retained and only the number of teams increased from 166 to 152. In the 1988/89 season the number of teams was reduced to 147 and the total number of relegated teams from 20 teams to 19.
With the 1989/90 season , the league again experienced a reduction in the number of teams from 147 to 136. The season was played without relegation. The teams Trabzonspor (2P) , Karşıyaka SK (2P) , Tekirdağ Büyük Salatspor , Galatasaray (2P) withdrew voluntarily from the league and were not regular relegated teams.
Nine-lane league (1990-1992)
The total number of teams was increased from 136 to 161 in the 1990/91 season . The league was converted from a ten-lane to a nine-lane. Eight of the nine groups consisted of 18 teams and one of 17 teams. The group designation with consecutive numbering was retained. After the last season was designed without relegation, this season was carried out again with relegation. All top of the table rose, while all bottom of the table were relegated.
In the 1991/92 group , the game mode was retained and only the total number of teams increased from 161 to 166. As a result, the groups now consisted of 18 to 20 teams each.
Ten-Track League (1992-1993)
With the 1992/93 season , the game mode was changed so that the league was again a ten-lane league. The group designation with consecutive numbering was retained. Instead of the previous season, not only the bottom of the table were relegated, but the bottom four of all groups. The total number of teams was also reduced from 166 to 160, so that the nine groups now consisted of 16 clubs each.
Ten-lane league with play-offs (1993–1994)
The basic principle of the game mode of the last season was retained in the 1993/94 season . Again the league consisted of ten groups in which all group leaders rose directly. In order to increase the attractiveness and tension of the league, the Turkish Football Association changed the game mode slightly. In addition to the ten first placed, one of the ten second placed rose. This last climber was determined by the play-offs , which were played in a knockout system following the regular season. The total number was reduced from 160 to 130, so that all groups consisted of 13 teams each. The last two in all groups were relegated to the amateur league.
Ten-lane league (1994-1996)
After just one season with a play-off round, the league was organized without a play-off round in the 1994/95 season . Due to the increased number of teams from 130 to 14, the league consisted of ten groups with 14 teams each. All first placed rose and the last two placed in all groups relegated to the amateur league.
In the 1995/96 season , the game mode was retained and only the total number of teams was reduced from 140 to 139. As a result, one of the ten groups consisted of 13 instead of 14 teams.
Eight-lane league (1996-2000)
With the 1996/97 season , the previously ten-lane league was changed to an eight-lane with 17 to 18 teams. The total number of teams increased from 139 to 140. All first placed rose and the last two placed in all groups relegated to the amateur league.
In the 1997/98 season , the game mode remained unchanged. The eight groups consisted of 16 and 17 teams each because of the reduced total number of teams from 140 to 135. In seven groups, the last two were relegated and in one group only the bottom of the table.
The total number of teams increased from 135 to 137 with the 1998/99 game . The ten groups consisted of 17 and 18 teams each. In contrast to the previous season, the last two in all eight groups were relegated.
The game mode remained unchanged in the 1999/2000 season . The total number of teams decreased by three teams to 134.
Eight-lane league and league reform (2000-2001)
In principle, the game mode was retained in the 2000/01 season . However, since the Turkish Football Association wanted to reshape Turkish professional football in the summer of 2001 and, in the course of this, wanted to expand the league system that had previously contained three leagues into four leagues, preparations were made in the 2000/01 season in preparation for this. So the league was played without promotion to the 2nd Lig. Those teams in the first three places in the table of all eight groups secured themselves only the remaining in the 3rd division, which was renamed from the 3rd Lig in the 2nd Lig B CATEGORY in summer 2001. The teams in the last four places in the table should relegate to the amateur league. The teams in the last four places in the table should relegate to the TFF 3rd Lig , the fourth and lowest division of Turkish professional football, which was newly introduced in summer 2001 .
Five-lane league with subsequent promotion, relegation and play-off rounds (2001-2002)
After the reform of the Turkish football business, the 3rd Turkish league was now called 2nd Lig Bategorisi. With the league reform, the league's game mode was also changed. The league was played in three stages. In the first stage, five groups with ten teams each played a qualifying round with home and away legs. After the end of the 1st stage, the first two teams from all groups were included in a common group, the promotion round and played here for promotion to the 2nd Lig Aategorisi , in the then 2nd Turkish league. The remaining teams in the five groups of the qualifying round played in an unchanged group constellation now in a relegation round for relegation to the TFF 3rd Lig , the newly introduced 4th Turkish league. Both the promotion round and the relegation round represented the 2nd stage and were played with two legs. The teams in the first two places of the promotion round rose directly to the 2nd Lig Aategorisi and the last two teams of all groups in the relegation round relegated to the TFF 3rd Lig. While the points from the qualifying round were not taken into the promotion round, they were counted unchanged in the relegation round. The first two of the promotion round rose directly to the 2nd Lig Aategorisi. The third promoted team was determined in the third stage in the form of a play-off round. The teams ranked from three to five and all the promotion round group winners the descent groups should in the knockout system play out the remaining climbers. The total number of teams was reduced from 134 to 50 teams.
Three-lane league (2002-2005)
After just one year, the game mode was changed again and transferred from a five-lane and three-tier league to a three-lane and one-tier league. In three groups, called groups A, B and C, 18 (group A) and 17 (group B and C) teams played for promotion and relegation. The champions of the three groups rose to the 2nd Lig Aategorisi and the teams on the last two places in the table of all groups in the TFF 3rd Lig . The total number of teams rose from 50 to 52 teams.
In the 2003/04 season , the game mode was kept unchanged and only the total number of teams was reduced by one team to 51 teams.
Five-lane league with subsequent promotion, relegation and play-off rounds (2005-2009)
After three seasons, the national football association set the game mode back to the game mode of the 2001/02 season.
The league was played in three stages. In the first stage, a qualifying round was played in five groups of ten or eleven teams with home and away games. After the end of the 1st stage, the first two teams from all groups were included in a common group, the promotion round and played here for promotion to the 2nd Lig Aategorisi , in the then 2nd Turkish league. The remaining teams in the five groups of the qualifying round played in an unchanged group constellation now in a relegation round for relegation to the TFF 3rd Lig , the newly introduced 4th Turkish league. Both the promotion round and the relegation round represented the 2nd stage and were played with two legs. The teams in the first two places of the promotion round rose directly to the 2nd Lig Aategorisi and the last two teams of all groups in the relegation round relegated to the TFF 3rd Lig. While the points from the qualifying round were not taken into the promotion round, they were counted unchanged in the relegation round. The first two of the promotion round rose directly to the 2nd Lig Aategorisi. The third promoted team was determined in the third stage in the form of a play-off round. The teams ranked from three to five and all the promotion round group winners the descent groups should in the knockout system play out the remaining climbers.
In the 2006/07 season , the game mode was retained unchanged. Only the league name was changed from Türkiye 2. Futbol Ligi Bategorisi to now TFF Lig B. The total number of teams has been reduced from 51 to 50. Thus all groups passed the qualifying round reduced to ten teams.
The total team numbers were increased in the 2008/09 season , but the game mode remained unchanged.
Four-lane league with subsequent promotion, relegation and play-off rounds (2009-2010)
The game mode was only marginally changed in the 2009/10 season . Instead of the previous five groups, the previous game mode was continued with four groups. The total number of teams was reduced by five teams to 45 teams in the previous season.
Two-lane league with an additional play-off (2010- ...)
With the 2010/11 season , the league name was changed from TFF Lig B to TFF 2nd Lig. In addition, the game mode has been reformed. The four-lane and three-tier league was converted into a two-lane and two-tier league. The groups were called white and red groups and consisted of 18 teams each. The champions of the two groups rose to the TFF 1st Lig and the teams on the last three places in the table of all groups in the TFF 3rd Lig . The total number of teams fell from 45 to 36 teams. After the league phase, the play-offs were carried out in the second stage. The last climber should be played out in the knockout system . For the play-offs, the teams qualified on positions two to five in both groups.
The game mode was retained in the 2011/12 season and only the total number of teams was reduced from 36 to 34. In the TFF 2. Lig 2011/12 , the total number of teams was retained compared to the previous season and only the number of relegated teams was reduced from six to four. From then on, the teams that occupied the last two places in the table were relegated.
While everything remained unchanged in the 2012/13 season, the total number of teams was increased to 36 in the 2013/14 season . This increased the number of relegated teams from four to six teams. From then on, the teams that occupied the last three places in the table were relegated.
In the 2014/15 season , the number of relegations was increased from six to eight, so that now the teams relegated to the last four places in the table in both groups. Foreign players are not allowed to play in the TFF 2. Lig. Teams that have been relegated from the TFF 1st Lig can loan their foreign players to clubs in the upper leagues.
Teams 2019/20
Red group teams
| team
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city
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founding
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In the league since
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Last season
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Stadion
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capacity
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| Ankara Demirspor |
Ankara |
1932 |
2018 |
14th |
Cebeci İnönü Stadı |
37,000
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| Bandırmaspor |
Bandırma |
1965 |
2017 |
13. |
Bandırma 17 Eylül Stadı |
9,500
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Bayburt Grup İl Özel İdare GS (promoted)
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Bayburt |
2009 |
2019 |
1. 2
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Bayburt Gençosman Stadı |
5,000
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Elazığspor (relegated)
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Elazığ |
1967 |
2019 |
17 January
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Elazığ Ataturk Stadı |
14,467
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| BB Bodrumspor |
Bodrum |
1931 |
2018 |
7th |
Bodrum İlçe Stadı |
?
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| Ergene Velimeşe SK |
Ergene |
1979 |
2019 |
5. 3
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Velimeşe Çim Stadyumu |
1,100
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Etimesgut Belediyespor (newcomer)
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Ankara |
1990 |
2016 |
6th |
Etimesgut Belediyesi Ataturk Stadı |
3,000
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| Eyupspor |
Istanbul |
1919 |
2015 |
9. |
Eyup Stadium |
2,500
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| Kahramanmaraşspor |
Kahramanmaraş |
1969 |
2014 |
14th |
February 12th Stadium |
15,050
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Kardemir Karabükspor (relegated)
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Karabuk |
1969 |
2019 |
18 1
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Dr. Necmettin Şeyhoğlu Stadı |
15,000
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| Kastamonuspor 1966 |
Kastamonu |
1966 |
2016 |
12. |
Gazi Stadyumu |
4.033
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Kırşehir Belediyespor (promoted)
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Kırşehir |
1969 |
2019 |
1. 2
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Kırşehir Merkez Ahi Stadyumu |
7,500
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| Niğde Anadolu FK |
Niğde |
? |
2016 |
13. |
Niğde Stadium of February 5th |
5,000
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| Sakaryaspor |
Adapazarı |
1965 |
2017 |
4th |
Sakarya Ataturk Stadı |
13,483
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| Sivas Belediyespor |
Sivas |
2009 |
2015 |
9. |
Sivas 4 Eylül Stadı |
16,850
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| Tuzlaspor |
Istanbul |
1954 |
2015 |
4th |
Bahçelievler İl Özel İdare Stadı |
4,350
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Van BB (newcomer)
|
Van |
1982 |
2019 |
3. 3
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Van Ataturk Stadı |
10,500
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| Zonguldak Kömürspor |
Zonguldak |
1966 |
2016 |
11. |
Karaelmas Kemal Köksal Stadı |
13,795
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1 Placement in the TFF 1st Lig
2 Placement in the TFF 3rd Lig
3 Promotion via play-off victory of the TFF 3rd Lig
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Clubs of the TFF 2nd Lig 2019/20, group red |
Teams of the group white
| team
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city
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founding
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In the league since
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Last season
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Stadion
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capacity
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Afjet Afyonspor (relegated)
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Afyonkarahisar |
2013 |
2019 |
16 January
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Afyon Arena |
15,000
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| Amed SK |
Diyarbakır |
1990 |
2013 |
8th. |
Seyrantepe Diski Stadium |
1,540
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| Anadolu Selçukspor |
Konya |
1955 |
2007 |
15th |
Recep Konuk Spor Tesisleri |
2.128
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| BAK SK |
Ankara |
1984 |
2007 |
12. |
Ankara East in the stadium |
4,271
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| Gümüşhanespor |
Gümüşhane |
1995 |
2013 |
12. |
Gümüşhane city station |
4,000
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| Hacettepe SK |
Ankara |
2001 |
2014 |
15th |
Ankara 19 Mayıs Stadı |
19.209
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Hekimoğlu Trabzon (promoted)
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Trabzon |
1986 |
2019 |
1. 2
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Yavuz Selim Stadium |
1,820
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| İnegölspor |
İnegöl |
1954 |
2012 |
10. |
İnegöl Stadium |
4,975
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| Kırklarelispor |
Kırklareli |
1925 |
2011 |
8th. |
Kırklareli Ataturk Stadı |
8,000
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| Manisa BB |
Manisa |
1994 |
2018 |
4th |
Mümin Özkasap Spor Tesisi |
1,000
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| Pendikspor |
Istanbul |
1950 |
2011 |
7th |
Pendik Stadium |
2,500
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| Samsunspor |
Samsun |
1965 |
2018 |
3. |
Samsun 19 Mayıs Stadı |
33,919
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| Sancaktepe Belediyespor |
Istanbul |
2008 |
2017 |
6th |
Hakan Şükür Stadı |
7,000
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| Sarıyer SK |
Istanbul |
1940 |
2005 |
5. |
Yusuf Ziya Öniş Stadium |
10,000
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| Şanlıurfaspor |
Şanlıurfa |
1969 |
2017 |
5. |
Şanlıurfa GAP Stadı |
28,965
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| Tarsus İdman Yurdu |
tarsus |
1923 |
2018 |
10. |
Burhanettin Kocamaz Stadium |
6,000
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| Utaş Uşakspor |
Usak |
1984 |
2018 |
11 |
1 Eylül Stadyumu |
5,944
|
|
Yeni Çorumspor (newcomer)
|
Çorum |
1997 |
2019 |
2. 2 , 3
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Dr. Turhan Kılıçcıoğlu Stadı |
11,263
|
1 Placement in the TFF 1st Lig
2 Placement in the TFF 3rd Lig
3 Promotion via play-off victory of the TFF 3rd Lig
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Clubs of the TFF 2nd Lig 2019/20, Group White |
Seasonal balance sheets
Promoted and relegated TFF 1st Lig
| season
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Promoted to the Bundesliga
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Relegated to the regional / or. Upper leagues or 3rd league
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1967/68
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Düzcespor
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no relegation
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|
1968/69
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Tarsus İdman Yurdu (Red Group)
Nazillispor (White Group)
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Altındağspor (Red Group)
Davutpaşa SK 1 (White Group)
|
|
1969/70
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Hatayspor (Red Group)
Uşakspor (White Group)
|
no relegation
|
|
1970/71
|
Sarıyer GK (Red Group)
Konyaspor (White Group)
Konya İdman Yurdu (Group Green)
İskenderunspor (Group Blue)
|
no relegation
|
|
1971/72
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Lüleburgazspor (Red Group)
Beykozspor (White Group)
Gaziantepspor (Green Group)
Karabükspor (Blue Group)
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Hasköy SK , Izmir Ülküspor (Red Group)
Beylerbeyi SK , Yeşildirek SK (White Group)
Sanayi Barbaros SK , Altındağspor (Group Green)
Bahçeli Gençlik SK , Yenişehir SK 2 (Group Blue)
|
|
1972/73
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Eskişehir Demirspor (Red Group)
Tirespor (White Group)
Erzurumspor (Green Group)
Malatyaspor (Blue Group)
|
Burdurspor , Muğlaspor (Red Group)
İzmir Demirspor , Eyüpspor (White Group)
Mardinspor , Toprak Ofisi SK (Group Green)
Yenimahalle SK , Sincanspor (Group Blue)
|
|
1973/74
|
Çorumspor , Rizespor (Red Group)
MKE Kırıkkalespor , Karabükspor (White Group)
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Davutpaşa SK , Taksim SK , Ankara Sitespor , Yedikule SK (Red Group)
Hacettepe GK , Afyonspor , Ankara Güneşspor , Nazillispor 3 (White Group)
|
|
1974/75
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Elazığspor (Red Group)
Bandırmaspor (White Group)
|
Kırşehirspor , PTT Ankara (Red Group)
Feriköy SK (White Group)
|
|
1975/76
|
Diyarbakırspor (Red Group)
Ispartaspor (White Group)
|
no relegation
|
|
1976/77
|
Düzcespor (Red Group)
Tekirdağspor (White Group)
Urfaspor (Blue Group)
|
Kastamonuspor , Çanakkalespor 4 , Yeşilova SK (Red Group)
Galata SK , Anadolu SK , Süleymaniye SK 3 (White Group)
Amasyaspor , Nevşehirspor 5 (Group Blue)
|
|
1977/78
|
Edirnespor (Red Group)
Sebat Gençlik SK (White Group)
|
Izmir Ülküspor , Ceyhanspor , Kasımpaşa Istanbul (Red Group)
Kütahyaspor , Adalet SK , Hacettepe GK (White Group)
|
|
1978/79
|
Lüleburgazspor , Altınordu Izmir (Red Group)
Erzurumspor , Giresunspor (White Group)
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İstanbulspor , Galata SK , Uşakspor (Red Group)
Petrol Ofisi SK , Konya Ereğlispor , Iskenderunspor (White Group)
|
|
1979/80 6
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Tarsus İdman Yurdu , Hatayspor , Erzincanspor , Malatyaspor , Konyaspor , Tokatspor , Gençlerbirliği Ankara , Çorumspor , Izmirspor , Karagümrük SK , Beykozspor , Kirklarelispor , Ödemişspor , Kütahyaspor , Manisaspor , Yeşilova SK , Karşıyaka SK , Adalet SK
|
no relegation
|
| 1980/81
|
No league operation
|
| 1981/82
|
No league operation
|
| 1982/83
|
No league operation
|
| 1983/84
|
No league operation
|
|
1984/85
|
Gölcükgücü (1st group)
Bakırköyspor (2nd group)
İnegölspor (3rd group)
Manisaspor (4th group)
Aydınspor (5th group)
Etibank SAS (6th group)
Düzce Kervan Doğsanspor (7th group)
Osmaniyespor (8th group )
Artvin Hopaspor (9th group)
Erzincanspor (10th group)
Siirt YSE Spor (11th group)
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no relegation, Bursa Belediyespor had to be
relegated |
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1985/86
|
Bayburtspor (1st group)
Elazığspor (2nd group)
Reyhanlıspor (3rd group)
Çarşambaspor (4th group)
Kırşehirspor (5th group)
Sökespor (6th group)
Kuşadasıspor (7th group)
Sönmez Filament SK (8th group)
Çanakkalespor (9th group)
Çorluspor (10th group)
Silivrispor (11th group)
Beykozspor (12th group)
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no relegation
|
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1986/87
|
Trabzonspor (2P) (1st group)
Bitlisspor (2nd group)
Niğdespor (3rd group)
Bartınspor (4th group)
Ispartaspor (5th group)
Menemenspor (6th group)
Kütahyaspor (7th group)
Uşakspor (8th group )
Eyüpspor (9th group)
Zeytinburnuspor (10th group)
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Igdirspor , Palandökenspor (1st group)
Elazig Ferrokromspor , Van İskelespor (2nd group)
İskenderun Demir Celikspor 7 , İçel Demirspor , Borspor (3rd group)
Cankirispor , Mamakspor (Group 4)
Denizli Emsan Şirinköy SK 8 , Konya Ereglispor , Yeşil Çivrilspor (5th group)
Çine Madranspor , Izmir Ülküspor (6th group)
Kütahya Termikspor , Bilecikspor (7th group)
Bursa Kültürspor , Karacabeyspor (8th group)
Yeşildirek SK , Davutpaşa SK (9th group)
Beyoğluspor (10th group) Beyoğluspor , Ümraniyespor Group)
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1987/88
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Giresunspor (1st group)
Mardinspor (2nd group)
Nevşehirspor (3rd group)
Polatlıspor (4th group)
Alanyaspor (5th group)
Ayvalıkgücü (6th group)
Bursaspor (2P) (7th group)
Uzunköprüspor (8th group )
Kartalspor (9th group)
|
Karsspor , Gümüşhanespor (1st group)
Pazarcık Aksuspor , Diyarbakır Yolspor 9 (2nd group)
Afşinspor , Malatya İdman Yurdu (3rd group)
Yeni Bahçeli SK (4th group)
Karamanspor , Antalya Yolspor (5th group)
Alaşehirspor (6th group) Group)
Erdekspor , Eskişehir Demirspor (7th group)
Tekirdağ Sarayspor , Hayraboluspor (8th group)
Kocaeli BB Kağıtspor , Taksim SK (9th group)
|
|
1988/89
|
Bulancakspor (1st group)
Şanlıurfaspor (2nd group)
Niğdespor (3rd group)
Hacettepe Yeni Camuzoğlu SK (4th group)
Sökespor (5th group)
Izmirspor (6th group)
Bandırmaspor (7th group)
Kasımpaşa Istanbul (8th group) Group)
Karagümrük SK (9th group)
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Erbaaspor , Sinopspor (the first group)
Viranşehirspor (second group)
kirikhanspor , Ceyhanspor (third group)
Kirsehirspor , Kamanspor 10 (fourth group)
Burdurspor , Ödemişspor (5th group)
Yeni Bornovaspor , Kemalpasaspor (Group 6)
Keşanspor , Bilecikspor (7th group)
Alibeyköyspor , Yedikule SK (8th group)
İstanbul DSİ SK , Çengelköy Talimhane SK (9th group)
|
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1989/90
|
Ünyespor (1st group)
Elazığspor (2nd group)
Hatayspor (3rd group)
Düzce Kervan Doğsanspor (4th group)
Yeni Afyonspor (5th group)
Bucaspor (6th group)
Gönenspor (7th group)
Gaziosmanpaşaspor (8th group )
Yalovaspor (9th group)
|
Trabzonspor (B) 11 (1st group)
Ankara Sitespor 12 (4th group)
Karşıyaka SK (2P) 11 (6th group)
Tekirdağ Büyük Salatspor 13 (7th group)
Galatasaray (2P) 11 (8th group)
|
|
1990/91
|
Bafraspor (1st group)
Muşspor (2nd group)
Tarsus İdman Yurdu (3rd group)
Kayserispor (4th group)
Ispartaspor (5th group)
Manisaspor (6th group)
Bozüyükspor (7th group)
Sirkeci Küçükçekmecespor (8th group )
Üsküdar Anadolu SK (9th group)
|
Görelespor (1st group)
Iğdırspor (2nd group)
Afşinspor (3rd group)
Sivas Demirspor (4th group)
Denizli Sarayköyspor (5th group)
Menemenspor (6th group)
İznikspor (7th group)
Erdekspor (8th group)
Izmir Petkimspor (9th group)
|
|
1991/92
|
Akçaabat Sebatspor (1st group)
Batman Belediyespor (2nd group)
İskenderunspor (3rd group)
Yeni Yozgatspor (4th group)
Yeni Nazillispor (5th group)
Kütahyaspor (6th group)
Balıkesirspor (7th group)
İstanbulspor (8th group) Group)
Zonguldakspor (9th group)
|
Suluovaspor (1st group)
Sarıkamış Esnafspor (2nd group)
Reyhanlıspor (3rd group)
Çankırıspor (4th group)
Antalya Yolspor 14 , Yeni Sandıklıspor (5th group)
Çeşmespor (6th group)
Edremitspor (7th group)
İstanbul THY SK (8th group)
Adapazarıspor (9th group)
|
|
1992/93
|
Adıyamanspor (1st group)
Giresunspor (2nd group)
Hatayspor (3rd group)
Yeni Sincanspor (4th group)
Eskişehirspor (5th group)
Çorumspor (6th group)
Istanbul BB (7th group)
Çorluspor (8th group)
Dardanelspor (9th group)
Yeni Turgutluspor (10th group)
|
Silvanspor , Hakkari PTT SK , tuncelispor , Tatvanspor (the first group)
Gümüşhane Köy Hizmetleri , Fatsaspor , Agrispor , Ardeşen Belediyespor (second group)
Hatay Sahilspor , Elbistan Belediyespor , Kadirli İdman Yurdu , Adana Gençlerbirliği (third group)
Kirsehirspor , Konya Yolspor , Konya Ereglispor , Silifkespor (group 4)
Burdurgücü , Buldan Belediyespor , Dinar Belediyespor , Yeni Akşehirspor (5th group)
Amasyaspor , Köy Hizmetleri Sinopspor , Vezirköprüspor , Turhalspor (group 6)
Pendikspor , Dikilitaş SK , Galata SK , Ümraniyespor (7 Group)
Bayrampaşaspor , Nişantaşıspor , Yücespor , Kırklarelispor (8th group)
Çanspor , Keşanspor , Burhaniyespor , AS Akyazı SK (9th group)
Selçuk Efes Spor , Alpetspor , Tirespor , Alaşehirspor (10th group)
|
|
1993/94
|
Batman Belediyespor (1st group)
Çaykur Rizespor (2nd group)
İçel Poligücü (3rd group)
Ankara Şekerspor (4th group)
Kemer Belediyespor (5th group)
Erdemir Ereğlispor (6th group)
Edirnespor (7th group)
Düzcespor ( 8th group)
Yeni Afyonspor (9th group)
Manisaspor (10th group)
Soma Linyitspor , Kahramanmaraşspor (play-off)
|
Mardinspor , Cizrespor (1st group)
Çayelispor , Tedaş 12 Martspor (2nd group)
Kırıkhan Belediyespor , Besni Belediyespor (3rd group)
Ankara Köy Hizmetlerispor , Ankara DSİ Spor 15 (4th group)
Antalya Ormanspor , Torbalıspor (5th group)
Bafraspor , Çarşamba Beldespor (6th group)
Silivrispor , Feriköy SK (7th group)
Darıca Gençlerbirliği , Vefa Istanbul (8th group)
Karacabayspor , Mudanyaspor (9th group)
Bigaspor , Akhisarspor (10th group)
|
|
1994/95
|
Elazığspor (1st group)
Erzincanspor (2nd group)
Şanlıurfaspor (3rd group)
PTT SK (4th group)
Beypazarı Belediyespor (5th group)
Yimpaş Yozgatspor (6th group)
Fethiyespor (7th group)
Bergama Belediyespor (8th group) Group)
Lüleburgazspor (9th group)
Anadolu Hisarı SK (10th group)
|
Diyarbakır DSİ SK , Ercişspor (the first group)
Artvin Köy Hizmetleri 16 , Giresun Köy Hizmetleri (second group)
Adana Polisgücü 16 , Adana Köy Hizmetleri , Mezitlispor (third group)
Ankara Emniyetspor , Polatlıspor (Group 4)
Mudurnuspor , Eskişehir Demirspor (group 5)
Bartinspor , Sivas Tek Çayspor (group 6)
Denizli Belediyespor , Ödemiş Belediyespor (seventh group)
Manisa Sümerbankspor , Soma Sotesspor (group 8)
Malkaraspor , İstanbul Özel İdare İhtisas SK (group 9)
Kocaeli Petkimspor , İznikspor (10th group)
|
|
1995/96
|
Bingölspor (1st group)
Artvin Hopaspor (2nd group)
İskenderunspor (3rd group)
Ankara Demirspor (4th group)
Ünyespor (5th group)
Muğlaspor (6th group)
Kuşadasıspor (7th group)
İnegölspor (8th group)
Nişantaşıspor (9th group)
Beylerbeyi SK (10th group)
|
Van DSİ SK , Tunceli Belediyespor (1st group)
Karsspor , Ağrı Köy Hizmetleri (2nd group)
Yeni Samandağspor (3rd group)
Niğdespor , Altındağ Belediyespor (4th group)
Erbaaspor , DHMİ Ankara 17 (5th group)
Tavşanlı Linyitspor , Bodrumspor (6th group)
Yeni Bornovaspor , Altınordu Izmir (7th group)
Sönmez Filament SK , Denizcilik İşletmeleri (8th group)
Babaeskispor , Uzunköprüspor (9th group)
Kilimli Belediyespor , Çengelköyspor (10th group)
|
|
1996/97
|
Batman Petrolspor (1st group)
Giresunspor , Orduspor (2nd group)
Gaziantep Sankospor (3rd group)
Boluspor , Keçiörengücü (4th group)
Ankara BB (5th group)
Marmarisspor (6th group)
Istanbul BB (7th group)
Kasımpaşa Istanbul (8th group)
|
Silvanspor , Muş Adaletgücü (1st group)
Trabzon Yalıspor , Samsun Kadıköyspor (2nd group)
Şehit Kamil Belediyespor , Osmaniyespor (3rd group)
Ziraat Bankasıspor , Yeni Sincanspor (4th group)
Etibank SAS , Antalya Köy Hizmetleri (5th group)
Edremitspor , Yeşilova SK (6th group)
Ortaçeşmespor , Fatih Karagümrük SK (7th group)
Dikilitaş SK , Edirne DSİ 18 (8th group)
|
|
1997/98
|
Ağrıspor (1st group)
Gümüşhane Doğanspor , Amasyaspor (2nd group)
Fırat Üniversitesi SK (3rd group)
Kilimli Belediyespor (4th group)
Petrol Ofisi SK (5th group)
Izmirspor (6th group)
Pendikspor (7th group)
Çorluspor (8th group)
|
Kızıltepespor , Muşspor (the first group)
Igdirspor , Sivas Demirspor (second group)
Nizip Belediye Olimpiyatspor (third group)
Kozlu Belediyespor , Ankara Koy Hizmetleri (Group 4)
Konya Yolspor , Kütahya Seramikspor (5th group)
Yeni Bornovaspor , Sökespor Kulübü (6th group)
Bozüyükspor , Karamürselspor (7th group)
Kepezspor , Keşanspor (8th group)
|
|
1998/99
|
Siirt Köy Hizmetleri SK (1st group)
Sivasspor (2nd group)
Malatya Belediyespor (3rd group)
MKE Kırıkkalespor , Düzcespor (4th group)
Ankara ASAŞ , KSÜ Endüstrispor (5th group)
Yeni Nazillispor (6th group)
Darıca Gençlerbirliği (7th group)
Gaziosmanpaşaspor (8th group)
|
Bitlis Köy Hizmetleri Spor , Erganispor (the first group)
Turhalspor , Ardeşenspor (second group)
Siverek Belediyespor , Pütürge Belediyespor (third group)
Beypazarı Belediyespor , Bartinspor (Group 4)
Eskişehir Demirspor , Afyon Şekerspor (5th group)
Yeşilova SK , Gaziemirspor (6th group)
Gölcükspor 19 , Yalovaspor 19 , Kestelspor , Anadoluhisarı İdman Yurdu (7th group)
Ayazağaspor 19 , Küçükçekmecespor , Bigaspor (8th group)
|
|
1999/2000
|
Cizrespor (1st group)
Gümüşhane Doğanspor , Akçaabat Sebatspor (2nd group)
Hacılar Erciyesspor (3rd group)
Türk Telekomspor (4th group)
Ispartaspor (5th group)
Yeni Turgutluspor (6th group)
Öz Sahrayıceditspor (7th group)
Kırklarelispor , Güngören Belediyespor (8th group)
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Diyarbakir Köy Hizmetleri SK , Bingölspor (the first group)
Fatsaspor , Sürmenespor (second group)
Fırat University SK , İslahiyespor (third group)
Çaycumaspor , Erdemirspor (Group 4)
Yeni Anamurspor , Manavgat Belediyespor (5th group)
Simav Eynalspor , Selçuk Efes Spor (6th group)
Ümraniyespor , Feriköy SK (7th group)
Vefa Istanbul , Çerkezköy Belediyespor (8th group)
|
|
2000/01 23
|
no climbers
|
Diyarbakır BB Diskispor 20 , Batman Karşıyakaspor 20 , Batman Belediyespor 20 , Bingöl Genç Telekomspor 20 , Nusaybin Demirspor , Muşspor , elazığ belediyespor 20 , Yüksekova Cilospor 20 , Diyarbakır Telekomspor 20 , Bismil Birlikspor 21 , Kurtalanspor 21 , Bitlis Özgüzelderespor 20 , Batman Demirspor 21 ( 1st group)
Trabzon Türk Telekomspor 20 , Pazarspor , Orduspor 20 , Rize Çayspor 20 , Bayburtspor 20 , Giresunspor 20 , Ofspor 20 , Ünyespor 20 , Çarşamba Belediyespor 20 , DÇ Divriğispor 20 , Arsinspor 21 , Karabulak Gençlikspor 21 , Samsun Termespor 21 , Doğubayazıtspor 21 22 (2nd group)
tarsus İdman Yurdu 20 , Şanlıurfa Belediyespor 20 , Adiyamanspor 20 , Gaskispor 20 , Silifkespor 20 , Niğdespor 20 , Osmaniyespor 20 , Kilis Belediyespor 20 , Iskenderunspor 20 , Ceyhanspor 20 , İskenderun DÇ 21 , Nevşehirspor 21 , Malatya Belediyespor 21 , Kozan Belediyespor 21 (3rd group)
Zonguldakspor 20 , EGO Spor 20 , Çorumspor 20 , Kırşehir Petlasspor 20 , Saran Keskinspor 20 , Kayseri Elektrik spor 20 , Merzifonspor 20 , Karadeniz Ereğlispor 20 , Kilimli Belediyespor 20 , Kastamonuspor 20 , Akçakocaspor 21 , Turhalspor 21 , Altındağ Belediyespor 21 , Etimesgut Belediyespor 21 (4. Group)
Alanyaspor 20 , Petrol Ofisi SK , Afyonspor 20 , Keciörengücü 20 , EGSA Aksarayspor 20 , Eski Spor 20 , Eskisehir Şekerspor 20 , Çubukspor 20 , ASKI Spor 20 , Karamanspor 20 , Sidespor 21 , Etibank SAS 21 , Kemerspor 21 , Konya Yolspor 21 (5th group)
Izmir Petkimspor 20 , Muglaspor 20 , Aliağa SK 20 , Bursa Merinosspor 20 , akhisar belediyespor 20 , Bergama Belediyespor 20 , Dalaman Kağıtspor 20 , AYVALIKGÜCÜ BELEDIYESPOR 20 , Torbalı Belediyespor 20 , Fethiyespor 20 , Balikesirspor 21 , Kusadasispor 21 , Soma Linyitspor 21 , Yeni Milasspor 21 (6th group)
Eyüpspor 20 , Beykozspor 20 , Bileckspor 20 , Pendikspor 20 , Ayazağaspor 20 , Gebzespor 20 , Yalovaspor 20 , İzmit Bekirpaşaspor 20 , Izmitspor 20 , Tofaş SK 21 , Mudurnusporad 21 , Üsküdar 21 , Nişantaşıspor 21 (7th group)
Tepecik Fıratpenspor 20 , Fatih Karagümrük SK 20 , Kasımpaşa Istanbul 20 , Beylerbeyi SK 20 , Bandırmaspor 20 , Tekirdağspor 20 , Lüleburgazspor 20 , Bayrampaşa Makelspor 20 , Edirnespor 20 , Alibeyköy 20 , Geliboluspor 21 , Beşyüzevler SK 21 , Gönenspor 21 , Çanspor 21 (8. Group)
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|
2001/02
|
Vestel Manisaspor , Mersin İdman Yurdu (Promotion Round)
, Adana Demirspor (Play-off)
|
Zeytinburnuspor , Sapancaspor (1st group)
Ispartaspor , Yeni Turgutluspor (2nd group)
Konya Mobellaspor , Kırklarelispor (3rd group)
Boluspor , Artvin Hopaspor (4th group)
Vanspor , Ağrıspor (5th group)
|
|
2002/03
|
Karşıyaka SK (Group A)
Türk Telekomspor (Group B)
Erciyesspor (Group C)
|
Gaziosmanpaşaspor , Kütahyaspor (Group A)
Çubukspor , Tokatspor (Group B)
Hakkarispor , Silopi Cudispor (Group C)
|
|
2003/04
|
Fatih Karagümrük SK (Group A)
Sarıyer SK (Group B)
Mardinspor (Group C)
|
Sidespor , Mustafakemalpaşaspor (Group A)
Amasyaspor , Gümüşhanespor (Group B)
Mezitlipor , Iğdırspor (Group C)
|
|
2004/05
|
Uşakspor (Group A)
Orduspor (Group B)
Gaziantep BB (Group C)
|
Göztepe Izmir , Çorluspor (Group A)
Bulancakspor , Ankara Şekerspor 24 (Group B)
Erzincanspor , Karamanspor (Group C)
|
|
2005/06
|
Kasımpaşa Istanbul , Gençlerbirliği ASAŞ (Promotion Round )
Eskişehirspor (Play-off)
|
Yıldırım Bosnaspor , Üsküdar Anadolu 1908 SK (1st group)
Aydınspor , Adanaspor 25 (2nd group)
Aksarayspor , Bursa Merinosspor (3rd group)
Ankara Demirspor , Zonguldakspor (4th group)
Osmaniyespor , Batman Petrolspor (5th group)
|
|
2006/07
|
Boluspor , Kartalspor (promotion round)
Giresunspor (play-off)
|
Yalovaspor , Oyak Renault SK (1st group)
Nazilli Belediyespor , Muğlaspor (2nd group)
Keçiörengücü , Darıca Gençlerbirliği (3rd group)
Tokatspor , Ünyespor (4th group)
Siirtspor , Cizrespor (5th group)
|
|
2007/08
|
Adanaspor , KDÇ Karabükspor (promotion round)
Güngören Belediyespor (play-off)
|
İnegölspor , Fatih Karagümrük SK (1st group)
Izmirspor , Uşakspor (2nd group)
Küçükköyspor , Tepecikspor (3rd group)
Araklıspor , Erzincanspor (4th group)
Kahramanmaraşspor , Hatayspor (5th group)
|
|
2008/09
|
Bucaspor , Mersin İdman Yurdu (Promotion Round)
Dardanelspor (Play-off)
|
Gaziosmanpaşaspor , Darıca Gençlerbirliği , Beylerbeyi SK (first group)
Altınordu Izmir , Marmaris Belediye Gençlikspor , Afyonkarahisarspor (second group)
MKE Kirikkalespor , Maltepespor , Alibeyköy SK (third group)
Pazarspor , Arsinspor , Yimpas Yozgatspor (Group 4)
Gaskispor , Şanlıurfa Belediyespor , Malatya Belediyespor (5th group)
|
|
2009/10
|
Güngören Belediyespor , Akhisar Belediyespor (promotion round)
Tavşanlı Linyitspor (play-off)
|
Yalovaspor , Beykozspor , Zeytinburnuspor (1st group)
Tepecikspor , İstanbulspor , Denizli Belediyespor (2nd group)
Karsspor , Kırşehirspor , Erzurumspor (3rd group)
Diyarbakır BB Diskispor , Kahramanmaraşspor , Malatyaspor (4th group)
|
|
2010/11
|
Göztepe Izmir (White Group)
Elazığspor (Red Group)
Sakaryaspor (Play-offs)
|
Akçaabat Sebatspor , Hacettepe SK , Gebzespor (group white)
Tarsus İdman Yurdu , Belediye Vanspor , Dardanelspor (group red)
|
|
2011/12
|
Şanlıurfaspor (White Group)
1461 Trabzon (Red Group)
Adana Demirspor (Play-offs)
|
Diyarbakırspor , Çorumspor , Kocaelispor (group white)
Altınordu Izmir , Adıyamanspor , Mardinspor (group red)
|
|
2012/13
|
Balıkesirspor (White Group)
Kahramanmaraşspor (Red Group)
Fethiyespor (Play-offs)
|
Denizli Belediyespor , Çamlıdere Şekerspor (group white)
Ünyespor , Sakaryaspor (group red)
|
|
2013/14
|
Giresunspor (White Group)
Altınordu Izmir (Red Group)
Alanyaspor (Play-offs)
|
Dardanelspor , Gaziosmanpaşaspor , Çankırıspor (group white)
Eyüpspor , Istanbul Güngörenspor , Bozüyükspor (group red)
|
|
2014/15
|
Yeni Malatyaspor (group white)
Göztepe Izmir (group red)
1461 Trabzon (play-offs)
|
Körfez İskenderunspor , Turgutluspor , Ofspor , Tavşanlı Linyitspor (group white)
Gölbaşıspor , BN Düzyurtspor , Altay Izmir (group red)
|
|
2015/16
|
Manisaspor (White Group)
Ümraniye (Red Group)
Bandırmaspor (Play-offs)
|
Bayrampaşaspor , Pazarspor , Orduspor (group white)
Kartalspor , Ankara Demirspor , Tarsus İdman Yurdu (group red)
|
|
2016/17
|
İstanbulspor (group white)
MKE Ankaragücü (group red)
BB Erzurumspor (play-offs)
|
Üsküdar Anadolu 1908 SK , Büyükçekmece Tepecikspor , Ofspor (group white)
Aydınspor 1923 , 1461 Trabzon , Kayseri Erciyesspor (group red)
|
|
2017/18
|
İstanbulspor (group white)
MKE Ankaragücü (group red)
BB Erzurumspor (play-offs)
|
Mersin İdman Yurdu , Nazilli Belediyespor , Silivrispor (group white)
Bucaspor , Karşıyaka SK , Kocaeli Birlikspor (group red)
|
|
2018/19
|
Keçiörengücü (White Group)
Menemen Belediyespor (Red Group)
Fatih Karagümrük SK (Play-offs)
|
Bayrampaşaspor , Gaziantepspor , Manisaspor (group white)
Darıca Gençlerbirliği , Fethiyespor , Tokatspor (group red)
|
|
2The club
Yenişehir SK from the capital
Ankara declared at the beginning of the season that it was not participating in the league. All games were rated with a 3-0 defeat and the club was declared the first relegated team.
3After
Nazillispor was relegated on the third last match day, the team did not appear in the last two games. These games were then rated with a 3-0 defeat.
4th Çanakkalespor were deducted two points at the end of the season by the Turkish Football Association.
5 Nevşehirspor were deducted two points by the Turkish Football Association at the end of the season.
6thAfter the end of the season, the third Turkish division was merged with the second division and all teams in the third division were transferred to the second division. Therefore all teams got promoted and no team got relegated
10 Kamanspor were deducted two points at the end of the season.
12Due to financial problems,
Ankara Sitespor voluntarily relegated to the regional amateur league, although the TFF kept all teams in the 3rd Lig for this season.
14th Antalya Yolspor did not play any more in the 3rd Lig in the coming season, despite having achieved relegation.
15th Ankara DSİ Spor did not take part in the competition of the third division season. Therefore, all games were rated with a 0-3 defeat and the club was punished with a forced relegation at the end of the season.
17th DHMİ Ankara did not take part in the competition of the third division season. Therefore, all games were rated with a 0-3 defeat and the club was punished with a forced relegation at the end of the season.
18th Edirne DSİ did not take part in the competition of the third division season. Therefore, all games were rated with a 0-3 defeat and the club was punished with a forced relegation at the end of the season.
20thRelegation to the
TFF 3rd Lig , newly introduced in summer 2001 , the fourth highest and lowest professional league in Turkey
21st Relegation to the then highest Turkish amateur league
22nd Doğubayazıtspor did not take part in the competition of the third division season. Therefore, all games were rated with a 0-3 defeat and the club was punished with a forced relegation at the end of the season.
22nd In the summer of 2001 Turkish professional football was expanded from three leagues to four leagues, which is why some teams relegated to the TFF 3rd Lig and some teams to the Turkish Amateur League this season
24 Ankara Şekerspor did not take part in the competition of the third division season. Therefore, all games were rated with a 0-3 defeat and the club was punished with a forced relegation at the end of the season.
25th Adanaspor was deducted six points at the end of the season on instructions from
FIFA . Adanaspor declared at the start of the season not to participate in the competition of the third division season. Therefore, all games were rated with a 0-3 defeat and the club was punished with a forced relegation at the end of the season.
The Turkish third division champions
The first place in the TFF 2. Lig at the end of the season is called the Turkish third division champion. In phases, the TFF 2nd Lig was carried out in several stages, so that several teams shared the title of third division champions during these seasons.
Top scorer of the TFF 2nd Lig
See also
Web links
Individual evidence
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↑ Status of the TFF 2nd Lig on tff.org (accessed June 1, 2012; PDF; 206 kB)
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↑ The list only includes the second division championships, not the titles won before the introduction of the TFF 1. Lig in 1963.
