Head-to-Head: Alanyaspor vs Amed

Alanyaspor vs Amed remains a lightly established Turkish matchup, with Alanyaspor winning the home meetings in different competition settings. Alanyaspor beat Amed 3–2 in the Türkiye Kupası on 17 December 2024 and 1–0 in a friendly on 18 July 2022. Those results show an early home lean, but they do not establish a broad hierarchy. Future meetings can reveal whether Amed turn a new venue into a stronger counterpoint.

Past matches, Alanyaspor vs Amed

17 December 2024 5th Round

Alanyaspor

3 - 2

Amed

GAIN Park Stadium
18 July 2022 Club Friendlies 2

Alanyaspor

1 - 0

Amed
29 October 2014 3rd Round

Amed

3 - 2

Alanyaspor

Seyrantepe Spor Kompleksi Stadyumu 1

Match center

Alanyaspor

3 - 2

17 December 2024

Amed

Starting eleven

Substitutes Alanyaspor

7
M
27
M
42
M
94
D
9
F
99
G
5
D
22
F
44
D

Amed Substitutes

M
18
F
23
86
M
47
M
48
G
83
D
77
M
5
73
M
13

Match events

45'

90'

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10'
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B. Bulut Normal Goal
37'

Richard Cândido Yellow Card
40'
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Y. Cassubie Normal Goal (Asst: O. Aydin)
46'

E. Karaca Rony Lopes
46'

Loide Augusto Juan Christian
46'

G. Makouta N. Janvier
46'

F. Hadergjonaj S. Dursun
59'
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Nuno Lima Normal Goal (Asst: J. Balkovec)
66'

Nicolas N'Koulou Yellow Card
70'

S. Kurt O. Aydin
70'

Y. Ceylan Y. Cassubie
72'

S. Córdova A. Usluoğlu
75'
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G. Makouta Normal Goal (Asst: B. Bulut)
83'

C. Süer K. Lovrić
85'
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A. Koç Normal Goal (Asst: B. Tur)
89'

D. Erdoğan D. Davas
89'

M. Araz Y. Taylan

Matchup Alanyaspor VS Amed

Alanyaspor hold the home evidence

Alanyaspor’s 3–2 Türkiye Kupası win over Amed on 17 December 2024 and 1–0 friendly success on 18 July 2022 both came at Alanyaspor. The results give the home side a clear starting lean, while the different competition settings call for proportionate interpretation. They show Alanyaspor converting home advantage in distinct contexts, but they do not support a sweeping claim about a matchup with limited competitive substance.

Amed can change the setting

Amed have a natural opportunity to alter the emphasis when the clubs meet at a different venue. The limited encounters leave room for a new response rather than a fixed hierarchy. Future meetings can test whether Amed turn their setting into a stronger counterpoint or Alanyaspor carry their home advantage into another contest. The restraint matters because the competitive history remains limited. That restraint keeps future interpretations proportionate and grounded. The question is about adding balance, not predicting a score.