Hatayspor news

Jose Mourinho has called on the Turkish media to "speak the truth" about the "toxic" Super Lig after Fenerbahce's "strange" win over Hatayspor.

The funeral of Christian Atsu has been held in his home nation of Ghana following his tragic death in the earthquake that hit Turkey in February.

Turkish club Hatayspor have confirmed the body of sporting director Taner Savut has been found following two devastating earthquakes.

The body of Christian Atsu has been returned to his native Ghana following his death in the earthquake that hit Turkey two weeks ago

Christian Atsu's final club, Hatayspor, have paid tribute to him after he was found dead in the rubble of his home following a devastating earthquake

Tributes have poured in after former Chelsea and Newcastle footballer Christian Atsu was found dead amid the rubble of the earthquake in Turkey.

Former Chelsea and Newcastle footballer Christian Atsu has been found dead following the devastating earthquake in Turkey, his agent has confirmed.

It has emerged that Christian Atsu was set to leave Turkey but cancelled his plane ticket shortly before the earthquake, as he remains missing.

Christian Atsu has still not been located nine days after the devastating earthquake that hit the border between Turkey and Syria.

Christian Atsu's agent has denied reports stating that the footballer had been rescued from the rubble of an earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria.

A timeline of Christian Atsu's whereabouts just before a 7.7-magnitude earthquake suggest he may have had a miracle survival from a ninth-floor fall.

Former Ghana international survived natural disaster but is now under medical supervision

Hatayspor's honorary president has said Christian Atsu is yet to be found following an earthquake in Turkey despite reports claiming he had been.

Former Premier League forward Christian Atsu is reportedly trapped under rubble after an earthquake in Turkey.

The Turkish champions are in action against a mid-table foe from last term - here's all you need to know

Frequently asked questions

Andries 'Pele Pele' Mkhwanazi and Bethuel Mokgosinyana are considered the founding fathers of the club which was formed in 1937.

Dr Irvin Khoza took over as club secretary and owner in 1991.

The club plays home fixtures at Orlando Stadium in Soweto with the ground being owned by the City of Johannesburg.

They are known by several nicknames, including: The Sea Robbers, The Bucs, Happy People and Buccaneers.

33 official domestic trophies plus one Caf Champions League (1995) and one Caf Super Cup (1996).

Nine times under different auspices. PSL (4), NSL (1), NPSL (4).

Happy Jele made 401 appearances for the club

Bendict Vilakazi scored 52 goals for the club.