The Turkish club has won both recent European fixtures, beating KVC Westerlo 2-1 away and AEK Athens 2-1 on the road. Back-to-back victories of identical scoreline suggest a side finding rhythm in continental competition, capable of scoring twice and holding firm under pressure in hostile environments.
Samsunspor's last two outings have yielded maximum points. The 2-1 win at Westerlo showed they can break down Belgian opposition and manage a one-goal margin. The repeat scoreline against AEK Athens - another away fixture - indicates consistency in their attacking output and defensive discipline. Both matches were decided by a single goal, meaning narrow victories rather than dominant displays, but wins on the road in European football are rarely comfortable.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Okan KocukTurkey | Goalkeeper | |
| Marius MouandilmadjiChad | Forward | |
| Emmanuel BoatengGhana | Forward | |
| Anthony MusabaNetherlands | Forward | |
| Joris van OvereemNetherlands | Midfielder | |
| Soner AydoğduTurkey | Midfielder | |
| Yusuf SarıTurkey | Forward | |
| Zeki YavruTurkey | Midfielder | |
| Alassane NdaoSenegal | Defender | |
| Marco HolzGermany | Defender | |
| Kubilay AktaşTurkey | Defender | |
| Enzo CrivelliFrance | Forward | |
| Alexander SchwolowGermany | Goalkeeper | |
| İbrahim KayaTurkey | Midfielder | |
| Musa Al-TaamariJordan | Forward |
Samsunspor was established as a football club based in Samsun, Turkey.
Samsunspor spent three decades in Turkey's top flight from the mid-1970s to 2005 before eventual relegation.
After a long spell in lower divisions, Samsunspor returned to the Turkish Süper Lig in 2023.
Samsunspor achieved one of its best-ever league finishes, placing among the top teams in the Süper Lig table during the late 1990s.
