2002 Türkiye Stats (WCQ — UEFA (M))

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Scores & Fixtures 2002 Türkiye: WCQ — UEFA (M)

Scores & Fixtures 2002 Türkiye: WCQ — UEFA (M) Table
Date	Time	Round	Day	Venue	Result	GF	GA	Opponent	Attendance	Match Report	Notes
2000-09-02	20:30	First round	Sat	Home	W	2	0	md Moldova	17,000	Match Report
2000-10-07	16:00	First round	Sat	Away	D	1	1	se Sweden	42,152	Match Report
2000-10-11	20:00	First round	Wed	Away	W	1	0	az Azerbaijan	24,000	Match Report
2001-03-24	20:00	First round	Sat	Home	D	1	1	sk Slovakia	22,000	Match Report
2001-03-28	20:00	First round	Wed	Away	W	2	1	mk N. Macedonia	8,000	Match Report
2001-06-02	20:30	First round	Sat	Home	W	3	0	az Azerbaijan	17,386	Match Report
2001-06-06	20:30	First round	Wed	Home	D	3	3	mk N. Macedonia	18,000	Match Report
2001-09-01	19:45	First round	Sat	Away	W	1	0	sk Slovakia	8,783	Match Report
2001-09-05	20:30	First round	Wed	Home	L	1	2	se Sweden	22,000	Match Report
2001-10-06	21:15	First round	Sat	Away	W	3	0	md Moldova	6,000	Match Report

2001-11-10	20:30	Second round	Sat	Away	W	1	0	at Austria	50,000	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2001-11-14	20:30	Second round	Wed	Home	W	5	0	at Austria	22,000	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Türkiye won

First round

Group 4, WCQ — UEFA (M)

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Group 4, WCQ — UEFA (M) Table
Rk	Squad	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Notes
1	se Sweden	10	8	2	0	20	3	+17	26
2	tr Türkiye	10	6	3	1	18	8	+10	21	→ Second round
3	sk Slovakia	10	5	2	3	16	9	+7	17
4	mk N. Macedonia	10	1	4	5	11	18	-7	7

Second round

tr Türkiye

6–0

Austria at

Nov 10

Austria

0–1

Türkiye

Nov 14

Türkiye

5–0

Austria

Türkiye won on aggregate score over two legs.

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