Turkey v Spain
2010 FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA) match
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Summary
Turkey v Spain is an international association football match[1].
Key Facts
- Turkey v Spain won the Spain men's national football team[2].
- Turkey v Spain is in the country of Turkey[3].
- Turkey v Spain's instance of is recorded as international association football match[4].
- Turkey v Spain's part of the series is recorded as 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA)[5].
- Turkey v Spain's location is recorded as Ali Sami Yen Stadium[6].
- Turkey v Spain's part of is recorded as 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification – UEFA Group 5[7].
- Turkey v Spain's point in time is recorded as +2009-04-01T00:00:00Z[8].
- Turkey v Spain's sport is recorded as association football[9].
- Turkey v Spain's organizer is recorded as FIFA[10].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Iker Casillas[11].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Sergio Busquets[12].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Gerard Piqué[13].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Carlos Marchena[14].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as David Silva[15].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Daniel González Güiza[16].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Xavi Hernández[17].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Fernando Torres[18].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Albert Riera[19].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Joan Capdevila[20].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Xabi Alonso[21].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Sergio Ramos[22].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Marcos Senna[23].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Santi Cazorla[24].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Volkan Demirel[25].
- Turkey v Spain's participant is recorded as Hakan Balta[26].
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Recognition
Turkey v Spain won the Spain men's national football team[2].
FAQs
What awards did Turkey v Spain receive?
Honors received include Spain men's national football team[2].