What TRT Spor changed

• The live score ticker was updated with active matches from Italy (ITA), Spain (IS1), and the Turkish Super League (TSL).
• The league standings table was updated to show Galatasaray in 1st place and Beşiktaş in 2nd after 4 matches played.
• New video highlights were added, including a Champions League play-off match between Lyon and Fenerbahçe.
• The main news carousel was refreshed with headlines about Champions League broadcasting and national team results.
• Social media embeds were updated with new Instagram posts and reels.

The website has moved from pre-season or early-season data to active league tracking. This shows they are now prioritizing real-time match results and updated league tables to keep sports fans engaged during live play.

• Added a live score ticker for World Cup matches including Spain, Belgium, and Netherlands.
• Added a countdown timer for the upcoming Turkey vs. Paraguay match.
• Updated the main navigation to prioritize the 2026 World Cup section.
• Added links to international TRT channels like TRT Russian, Français, and Afrika in the footer.
• Updated the team list to include Amed Sportif Faaliyetler and Çorum FK.

The site is shifting its focus to major upcoming international events. Adding live scores and a countdown for the World Cup helps keep sports fans on the site longer.

• Removed the live Trendyol Süper Lig standings table from the homepage.
• Deleted the entire footer section containing categorized links for Football, Basketball, Volleyball, and Tennis.
• Updated the live score ticker with new match results from international leagues.
• Replaced the main news carousel with new headlines featuring Beşiktaş, Jannik Sinner, and Çaykur Rizespor.
• Removed the "Login" (Giriş yap) button and "Live" (CANLI) status indicator from the top header.

The website has significantly reduced its content density. By removing the live league table and extensive navigation menus, the site now focuses more on individual news stories and social media integration.