Turkey Super Lig
1
@1.32
50%
HOME
30%
DRAW
20%
AWAY
Head To Head Data
26.09.25: ALA 0–1 GAL — SL
09.03.25: ALA 1–2 GAL — SL
06.10.24: GAL 1–0 ALA — SL
15.04.24: ALA 0–4 GAL — SL
25.11.23: GAL 4–0 ALA — SL
Last 5 Match Fixtures
Home Recent
25.02.26: JUV 3–0 GAL — CL (GAL lost 3–2 on agg)
21.02.26: KON 2–0 GAL — SL
17.02.26: GAL 5–2 JUV — CL
13.02.26: GAL 5–1 EYU — SL
08.02.26: RIZ 0–3 GAL — SL
Away Recent
21.02.26: ALA 1–2 BAS — SL
14.02.26: ALA 2–1 KON — SL
08.02.26: BES 2–2 ALA — SL
04.02.26: BOL 0–4 ALA — CUP
31.01.26: ALA 1–3 EYU — SL
25.02.26: JUV 3–0 GAL — CL (GAL lost 3–2 on agg)
21.02.26: KON 2–0 GAL — SL
17.02.26: GAL 5–2 JUV — CL
13.02.26: GAL 5–1 EYU — SL
08.02.26: RIZ 0–3 GAL — SL
Away Recent
21.02.26: ALA 1–2 BAS — SL
14.02.26: ALA 2–1 KON — SL
08.02.26: BES 2–2 ALA — SL
04.02.26: BOL 0–4 ALA — CUP
31.01.26: ALA 1–3 EYU — SL
Detailed Analysis
Turkish Super Lig leaders Galatasaray aim to maintain their perfect home streak at RAMS Park. “Gala” has won six straight games against Alanyaspor and averages 2.7 goals per match in the league. With the return of Victor Osimhen to the lineup, their offensive threat is at an all-time high. Alanyaspor has proved to be “draw specialists” this season, but they face a side that enjoys 62% average possession and creates nearly 12 attempts per game. Given Galatasaray’s dominant head-to-head history and their 17-win record this season, the home side holds all the statistical advantages.