Hakan Şükür
International goals

Hakan Şükür

Section Title: International goals
Table Section Text: None

Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition

1.	8 April 1992	Ankara, Turkey	Denmark	2–1	Win	Friendly

2.	26 August 1992	Trabzon, Turkey	Bulgaria	3–2	Win	Friendly

3.	26 August 1992	Trabzon, Turkey	Bulgaria	3–2	Win	Friendly

4.	28 October 1992	Ankara, Turkey	San Marino	4–1	Win	1994 World Cup qualification

5.	28 October 1992	Ankara, Turkey	San Marino	4–1	Win	1994 World Cup qualification

6.	27 October 1993	Istanbul, Turkey	Poland	2–1	Win	1994 World Cup qualification

7.	7 September 1994	Budapest, Hungary	Hungary	2–2	Draw	Euro 1996 qualifying

8.	12 October 1994	Istanbul, Turkey	Iceland	5–0	Win	Euro 1996 qualifying

9.	12 October 1994	Istanbul, Turkey	Iceland	5–0	Win	Euro 1996 qualifying

10.	26 April 1995	Bern, Switzerland	Switzerland	1–2	Win	Euro 1996 qualifying

11.	6 September 1995	Istanbul, Turkey	Hungary	2–0	Win	Euro 1996 qualifying

12.	6 September 1995	Istanbul, Turkey	Hungary	2–0	Win	Euro 1996 qualifying

13.	15 November 1995	Stockholm, Sweden	Sweden	2–2	Draw	Euro 1996 qualifying

14.	1 May 1996	Samsun, Turkey	Ukraine	3–2	Win	Friendly

15.	10 November 1996	Istanbul, Turkey	San Marino	7–0	Win	1998 World Cup qualification

16.	10 November 1996	Istanbul, Turkey	San Marino	7–0	Win	1998 World Cup qualification

17.	2 April 1997	Bursa, Turkey	Netherlands	1–0	Win	1998 World Cup qualification

18.	20 August 1997	Istanbul, Turkey	Wales	6–4	Win	1998 World Cup qualification

19.	20 August 1997	Istanbul, Turkey	Wales	6–4	Win	1998 World Cup qualification

20.	20 August 1997	Istanbul, Turkey	Wales	6–4	Win	1998 World Cup qualification

21.	20 August 1997	Istanbul, Turkey	Wales	6–4	Win	1998 World Cup qualification

22.	10 September 1997	Serravalle, San Marino	San Marino	0–5	Win	1998 World Cup qualification

23.	10 October 1998	Bursa, Turkey	Germany	1–0	Win	Euro 2000 qualifying

24.	27 March 1999	Istanbul, Turkey	Moldova	2–0	Win	Euro 2000 qualifying

25.	5 June 1999	Helsinki, Finland	Finland	2–4	Win	Euro 2000 qualifying

26.	5 June 1999	Helsinki, Finland	Finland	2–4	Win	Euro 2000 qualifying

27.	19 June 2000	Brussels, Belgium	Belgium	2–0	Win	UEFA Euro 2000

28.	19 June 2000	Brussels, Belgium	Belgium	2–0	Win	UEFA Euro 2000

29.	11 October 2000	Baku, Azerbaijan	Azerbaijan	0–1	Win	2002 World Cup qualification

30.	24 March 2001	Istanbul, Turkey	Slovakia	1–1	Draw	2002 World Cup qualification

31.	2 June 2001	Istanbul, Turkey	Azerbaijan	3–0	Win	2002 World Cup qualification

32.	15 August 2001	Oslo, Norway	Norway	1–1	Draw	Friendly

33.	1 September 2001	Bratislava, Slovakia	Slovakia	0–1	Win	2002 World Cup qualification

34.	5 September 2001	Istanbul, Turkey	Sweden	1–2	Loss	2002 World Cup qualification

35.	14 November 2001	Istanbul, Turkey	Austria	5–0	Win	2002 World Cup qualification – Playoffs

36.	17 April 2002	Kerkrade, Netherlands	Chile	2–0	Win	Friendly

37.	29 June 2002	Daegu, South Korea	South Korea	2–3	Win	2002 FIFA World Cup

38.	11 June 2003	Istanbul, Turkey	North Macedonia	3–2	Win	Euro 2004 qualifying

39.	6 September 2003	Vaduz, Liechtenstein	Liechtenstein	0–3	Win	Euro 2004 qualifying

40.	9 September 2003	Dublin, Republic of Ireland	Republic of Ireland	2–2	Draw	Friendly

41.	19 November 2003	Istanbul, Turkey	Latvia	2–2	Draw	Euro 2004 qualifying – Playoff

42.	21 May 2004	Sydney, Australia	Australia	1–3	Win	Friendly

43.	21 May 2004	Sydney, Australia	Australia	1–3	Win	Friendly

44.	2 June 2004	Seoul, South Korea	South Korea	0–1	Win	Friendly

45.	5 June 2004	Daegu, South Korea	South Korea	2–1	Loss	Friendly

46.	18 August 2004	Denizli, Turkey	Belarus	1–2	Loss	Friendly

47.	11 October 2006	Frankfurt, Germany	Moldova	5–0	Win	Euro 2008 qualifying

48.	11 October 2006	Frankfurt, Germany	Moldova	5–0	Win	Euro 2008 qualifying

49.	11 October 2006	Frankfurt, Germany	Moldova	5–0	Win	Euro 2008 qualifying

50.	11 October 2006	Frankfurt, Germany	Moldova	5–0	Win	Euro 2008 qualifying

51.	2 June 2007	Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bosnia and Herzegovina	3–2	Loss	Euro 2008 qualifying

Sentence(s)

Hakan Şükür won four Euro 2008 qualifiers against Moldova by 5–0 in Frankfurt, Germany.

final_sentence: Hakan Şükür won four Euro 2008 qualifiers against Moldova by 5–0 in Frankfurt, Germany.