KAYSERI, Turkiye (Interstat) — Kayserispor hosts Eyupspor on Sunday in a Süper Lig clash that pits two mid-table sides seeking consistency late in the season. Kickoff is set for May 3 at RHG Enertürk Enerji Stadium.

The teams played to a 1-1 draw in December in Istanbul, with Eyupspor scoring an equalizer in second-half stoppage time. That result extended a trend of tight contests: both sides have struggled to string wins together in 2026.

Eyupspor enters with momentum after a 3-0 road win over Gaziantep FK on April 25. That victory snapped a four-match winless run (0-1-3) that included losses to Samsunspor, Antalyaspor and Kasimpasa. The club is 5-7-11 overall this season, with a minus-12 goal differential.

Kayserispor also won its most recent outing, beating Rizespor 2-0 at home on April 25. That result ended a three-game losing streak in which Kayserispor were outscored 9-0, including a 4-0 defeat to Fenerbahce. The home side is 6-6-11 on the season and has conceded 36 goals.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a 1-1 draw, reflecting the teams’ offensive struggles. Eyupspor has scored 22 goals in 23 games, while Kayserispor has netted 24. Both defenses have been porous: Eyupspor has allowed 34 goals; Kayserispor, 36.

The head-to-head record is even. In their last five meetings, each side has won once, with three draws. Kayserispor has not beaten Eyupspor at home since 2023.

Eyupspor will look to build on its recent road success. The club is 3-4-5 away from home this season. Kayserispor is 4-3-5 at home.

Both teams face quick turnarounds. Eyupspor hosts Rizespor on May 9; Kayserispor travels to Alanyaspor the same day. A win Sunday could provide a boost before those fixtures.

Kayserispor will be without suspended midfielder Kartal Yılmaz, who picked up his fourth yellow card of the season last week. Eyupspor has no reported suspensions.

The match referee has not been announced.