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Turkish Cup fourth-round draw sets Batman-Malatya match

The draw for the fourth elimination round of the Ziraat Turkish Cup was held at Orhan Saka Conference Hall.

Sources: Özgür Kocaeli, Çağdaş Kocaeli, Adapostası Gazetesi, Günebakış and 1 more5 sources ↓|· 1 min read
Turkish Cup fourth-round draw sets Batman-Malatya match
Photo: Yeni Malatya

KEY POINTS

  • Fourth-round draw completed on November 4, 2026
  • Matches scheduled for December 1, 2, and 3
  • Batman Petrolspor to face Malatya Yesilyurtspor
  • Ceremony held at Orhan Saka Conference Hall
  • Competition marks its 67th season

The fourth-round draw for the Ziraat Turkish Cup was completed on November 4, 2026. Matches will be played on December 1, 2, and 3 under a single-match elimination format.

The ceremony took place at Orhan Saka Conference Hall. Fuat Goktas, TFF Second Vice President and Executive Board Member, delivered the opening speech. Besim Yalcin, TFF League Management Director, provided technical briefing.

“This year we are realizing the 67th season of the Ziraat Turkish Cup, where competition and excitement increase every season.”

— Fuat Goktas

Goktas said the competition is entering its 67th season and that rivalry and excitement grow every year. He thanked players, technical staff, club administrators, fans, and all football stakeholders.

Batman Petrolspor was drawn against Malatya Yesilyurtspor. Other Black Sea representatives include Caykur Rizespor, Samsunspor, 1461 Trabzon FK, Orduspor 1967, and Sebat Spor.

The full list includes 32 pairings across Turkish professional and amateur divisions. Matches will determine which clubs advance in the national cup competition.

Winners earn opportunities to compete for UEFA Europa League qualification and the Turkcell Super Cup. Clubs will write their own success stories through match results this season.

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