Fenerbahçe host Stuttgart tonight in Round 3 of the Europa League. Both sides sit on three points after two rounds. Fenerbahçe bounced back from a 3–1 defeat at Dinamo Zagreb with a 2–1 win over Nice, while Stuttgart beat Celta Vigo 2–1 before losing 2–0 to Basel.
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Match Details:
- Fixture: UEFA Europa League – Round 3
- Venue: Chobani Stadium, Istanbul
- Kick-off: 17:45 GMT+1 (19:45 Istanbul time)
- How to Watch: BeIN Sports 4 MENA, Canal+, M+Liga de Campeones
- Referee: Jakob Kehlet (Denmark)
Fenerbahçe Team News
- Goalkeeper Ederson remains sidelined with injury.
- Forward Jhon Duran has returned to training but lacks match fitness.
- Irfan Can Kahveci and Cenk Tosun are out for disciplinary reasons.
- Mert Hakan Yandaş is unavailable.
- Positive news in goal as Irfan Can Eğribayat returns from a toe injury.
- Coach Domenico Tedesco must decide between Eğribayat and Tarık Çetin, who has impressed recently.
Fenerbahçe currently sit third in the Turkish Süper Lig, six points behind Galatasaray. The mood in Istanbul, however, remains buoyant after a 2–1 league win over Fatih Karagümrük last Sunday.
Predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Çetin – Semedo, Oostervelde, Söyüncü, Mercan – Álvarez, Yüksek – Doregeles, Asensio, Aktürkoğlu – Talisca.
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Stuttgart Team News
Stuttgart travel to Istanbul on a solid domestic run, with five wins in their last six matches.
- Ermedin Demirovic remains out long-term.
- Deniz Undav could return as he regains fitness.
- Nikolas Nartey replaces Demirovic in the European squad.
- Jamie Leweling, Florian Hellstern, Stefan Drljaca, and Justin Diehl are unavailable.
Predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Nübel – Assignon, Jaquez, Chabot, Mittelstädt – Chema, Stiller – Bouanani, El Khannouss, Tomas.
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Safest Betting Tips
- Both Teams to Score – Yes (neither defence looks impervious).
- Over 2.5 Goals (Fenerbahçe’s last five home matches saw 3+ goals).
- Draw or Fenerbahçe Win (Double Chance) – Stuttgart’s away form in Europe remains patchy.
