Manisaspor
They are called Tarzanlar (Tarzani), the main club colours are black and white. They have black and white vertical stripes on their home jersey, and play outdoors in mostly white with black detailing on the shoulders and sleeves. Their sanctuary is called Manisa 19 Mayıs Stadium and holds 16,597 spectators. The club's history began in 1931 when it was founded under the name Sakaryaspor. It was then re-established in 1965 under its current name, Manisaspor. The club operates in the Turkish city of Manisa.
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Diyarbakirspor
The nickname of this Turkish football club is Diyar (country). The club colours are red and green, which can be found on the home jerseys in the form of vertical stripes, while the shorts are green. They are at home at the Diyarbakır Stadium, which has a capacity of an equal 33,000 seats. The club was founded in 1968 in the Turkish city of the same name, Diyarbakır, on the banks of the Tigris River. At that time, two local teams merged, which were Diclespor and Yıldızspor, from which the current club colours were also taken.
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