Iğdırspor - Wikipedia

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Iğdırspor

Founded

1952

Dissolved

2014

Ground

Kadir Mugan Stad,
Iğdır

Capacity

5,000

League

Süper Amatör Lig

Home colours

Away colours

Iğdırspor is a former football team of Iğdır, Turkey. ^[1]

They were founded in 1952 and played in the TFF Second League between 2001 and 2006. The club dissolved in 2014.

Kits

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The clubs played in green and white kits.

Stadium

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The team played at the 5000 capacity Iğdır Şehir Stadyumu.

League participations

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TFF Second League:2001–2004
TFF Third League: 1990–1991, 1997–01, 2004–07
Turkish Regional Amateur League: 1952–90, 1991–97, 2007–2014

References

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^ "IĞDIRSPOR - Kulüp Bilgileri TFF".

External links

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v t e Iğdır
Landmarks	Iğdır Plain Kortan Plateau Iğdır Genocide Memorial and Museum Iğdır Caravanserai Suveren Military Cemetery
Administration	Governor of Iğdır Mayor of Iğdır
Transport	Iğdır Airport Dilucu (Azerbaijan–Turkey border) Alican (Armenia–Turkey border) Borualan (Iran–Turkey border)
Education	Iğdır University
Culture	Iğdırspor Iğdır F.K. Iğdır Şehir Stadyumu
Sister cities	Şərur Shamakhi

Kits

Stadium

League participations

See also

References

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