Sunday's Turkish Super Lig predictions including Fenerbahce vs. Istanbul Basaksehir

Hatayspor vs. Goztepe SK (Sunday, 10.30am)

Hatayspor will host Goztepe SK in the Turkish Super Lig on Sunday, with the hosts hoping to end a three-match winless streak and take a big step towards leaving the relegation zone.

Meanwhile, the visitors will be looking to win two matches in a row after bouncing back from defeat with a 3-1 victory against Adana Demirspor last time out.

We say: Hatayspor 1-1 Goztepe SK

Goztepe have struggled on the road in this campaign, and this gives Hatayspor an opportunity to have a go at them at home, though we believe that the visitors still have enough quality to get something from the game, which is why we are predicting a stalemate.

Antalyaspor vs. Kayserispor (Sunday, 1.00pm)

Antalyaspor will be looking to extend their three-match unbeaten run when they welcome Kayserispor to the New Antalya Stadium for a Turkish Super Lig clash on Sunday.

Meanwhile, the visitors ended a two-match losing streak last time out, and will be hoping to win two matches in a row for the first time this season.

We say: Antalyaspor 2-1 Kayserispor

Antalyaspor's resilience was on display last time, extending their good run, and this is one of the reasons we are predicting that the hosts will edge this clash, coupled with the fact that they are on a good run at home, while they have also dominated past home fixtures against Kayserispor.

Fenerbahce vs. Istanbul (Sunday, 4.00pm)

Having lost their last two matches across all competitions, Fenerbahce will be hoping to stop the bleeding when they host Istanbul Basaksehir in the Turkish Super Lig on Sunday.

The Yellow Canaries saw their five-game winning streak in the Super Lig end, while they fell further behind in the title race after losing 1-0 to Besiktas last Saturday.

We say: Fenerbahce 2-1 Istanbul Basaksehir

Reeling from consecutive defeats, Fenerbahce are expected to raise their game on Sunday, and they have a high probability of picking up a win, given that Basaksehir have been poor on the road, and have lost the last five encounters against the hosts.

Written by

Ben Knapton