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Turkish footballer (born 1944)

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Mümin Özkasap (born 1 March 1944) is a Turkish former footballer from Manisa. His name is recalled in the Manisa's Mümin Özkasap Stadium. He played for Eskişehirspor. Özkasap played in goal for his country in the 1969 RCD Cup.

Mümin Özkasap Stadium

Mümin Özkasap Stadium is a 3,000 capacity sportsground 40 miles north of Izmir, Turkey where Manisa FK play its home matches.

Aegean Cup

Main article: Aegean Cup Turkey  v  United States
January 23 Final Turkey  3–1  United States Izmir, Turkey
7:30 ET Karaahmet 19'
Ilkin 24'
Gul 50'
Report Villegas 76' Stadium: Mumin Ozkasap
Referee: Feridun Daldas
Note: 80-minute match

2020–21 Turkish Cup

Main article: 2020–21 Turkish Cup Manisa FK v Gümüşhanespor
4 November 2020 Manisa FK 2–0GümüşhanesporManisa
13:00 Okumak 5'
Okumak 81'
Stadium: Mümin Özkasap

2019–20 Turkish Cup

Main article: 2019–20 Turkish Cup Manisa FK v Kayserispor
19 December 2019 Manisa FK 3 – 3 Kayserispor Manisa
13:00 Fındık 30'
Bulucu 83'
Kara 90+1'
Aktaş 63' (pen.)
Uzun 73'
Uzun 87'
Stadium: Mümin Özkasap Spor Tesisleri

References

  1. "Mümin Özkasap Stadyumu".
  2. "Sankoh inspires Balıkesirspor in cup victory – Sierra Express Media".
  3. "MÜMİN ÖZKASAP - Futbolcu Bilgileri TFF".
  4. Manisa FK
  5. @TRstadyumlar (29 May 2021). "Tarihinde ilk kez 1. lige çıkan Manisa FK 3.000 kapasiteli Mümin Özkasap Stadyumu'nda maçlarını oynuyordu, yeni sez…" (Tweet) – via Twitter.


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