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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 108 entries checked · 78 flagged · 211 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 211 still open
Fenerbahçe Marşı — The entry states 'In 1973, Fenerbahçe had won five Turkish league championships in football.' As of 1973, Fenerbahçe had actually won four Turkish league championships; the fifth came in the 1973-74 season.
Fenerbahçe Marşı — The entry claims the line 'Cihatlar, Lefterler, Canlar, Fikretler' references Fikret Arıcan, but the plural 'Fikretler' in the anthem is widely understood to refer to Fikret Kırcan, not Fikret Arıcan.
Şükrü Saracoğlu — The entry states 'He resigned because of illness' as Prime Minister, but historically Şükrü Saracoğlu resigned in 1946 after the general elections due to political reasons, not primarily due to illness.
Kadıköy Stadium — The claim that Kadıköy ranked 1st in Human Development Index out of the 188 most populated districts in Turkey is not verifiable from widely-known official sources; the HDI is not typically published for all 188 districts in a ranked list, and no reliable sour
Kadıköy Stadium — The statement that Kadıköy has the oldest mosque in Istanbul, built almost a century before the conquest of Constantinople in 1453, is incorrect. The oldest mosque in Istanbul is generally considered to be the Arap Mosque or the Zeyrek Mosque, and the oldest m
Ziya Şen — The supporter group is named after Ziya Şen, but the club's founding figures and early presidents were Ziya Songülen (also known as Nurizade Ziya Songülen), Ayetullah Bey, and Necip Okaner. Ziya Şen is not a known founding figure or early president of Fenerbah
Hakan Şükür's Arrival & The 1990s — The 'STATS: Key Manager=Carlos Alberto Parreira' is misleading because Parreira only managed Fenerbahçe in the 1995-96 season, not the entire 1990s era; the key manager for most of Şükür's early years (1992-1995) was Mustafa Denizli.
The 1954 European Cup Qualifiers — The entry states Fenerbahçe won the EuroLeague in 2025, but as of the current known canon (up to 2024), the club has only won the EuroLeague in 2017; 2025 is in the future and not a confirmed historical fact.
The 1954 European Cup Qualifiers — The venue listed as Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium is incorrect for the basketball team's home arena; the correct home arena is the Ülker Sports and Event Hall, as correctly stated in the INTRO, but the STATS section contradicts this.
The 1987 Double Triumph — The entry describes Triumph as a Canadian rock band, but the subject is Fenerbahce's 1987 Double Triumph, so the entire entry is about the wrong entity.
The 1987 Double Triumph — The manager listed as Branko Stanković is incorrectly attributed to the band Triumph, as he was a Fenerbahce coach, not a band manager.
The 'Sarıkanat' Rivalry Origins — The entry claims that official league competition between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray began during the early 1920s, but the first official Istanbul Football League was established in 1904, and the two teams first met in official league competition in the 1908–0
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