Gaziantepspor
Nicknamed Şahinler (Falcons), they take to the field at home games in red and black vertically striped jerseys, their shorts are solid black. Outdoors, they then play in black with grey elements on the jersey and sleeve hems. The alternative colour is white. The Gaziantep Arena, which holds 35,219 spectators, is home to this Turkish club. The club was founded in 1969 and operates in the city of Gaziantep, which is not far from Syria.
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Osmanlispor
The nickname of this Turkish team is Osmanlılar. The club colours are blue and white and this combination can also be found on the jerseys. An interesting feature of this club is the now former emblem, which was in the form of a blue and white shield with the name and year of the club's foundation and on it was a representation of the Anatolian leopard. This animal lived for many years in Anatolia near Ankara and symbolized the strength and devotion of the club. The team plays at Osmanlı Stadium with a capacity of 18,029 seats. It originates from the capital city of Ankara, where it was founded in the year under the former name of Ankaraspor A.Ş..
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