Kayserispor v Eyüpspor: survival fight after a run of league draws | OneFootball

Kayserispor host Eyüpspor in the Süper Lig on Sunday, 3 May 2026 in Kayseri, with relegation stakes in focus as 17th meet 15th separated by two points.

The last three league meetings between these sides in the top flight all ended level: 2-2 in Kayseri in September 2024 and 1-1 twice in Istanbul, most recently in December 2025.

Kayserispor come into this off a 2-0 home win over Caykur Rizespor, but their recent run is mixed after three defeats before that. Eyüpspor have responded to a three-game losing streak with back-to-back victories, winning at Fatih Karagümrük and then 3-0 at home to Gaziantep.

In terms of selection, Kayserispor list defenders Majid Hosseini and midfielder Emre Çeltik as injured, while Eyüpspor are without forward Dorin Rotariu.

The numbers point to fine margins. Kayserispor have scored 23 league goals at 0.7 per game and conceded 57, while Eyüpspor average 0.8 goals with 25 scored and 44 conceded. The visitors' crossing from open play has been the more accurate so far, so balls from wide areas could be a route in. For the hosts, German Onugha's eight league goals stand out, with João Mendes and Miguel Cardoso both on four assists this season.

A home win would take Kayserispor to 29 points and could lift them out of the relegation places. Eyüpspor would reach 31 with victory and may put daylight between themselves and the bottom three, while a draw would keep the gap between the clubs intact heading into the run-in.