is it correct to say....

Futbol maçini seyretmek gideceğim.

That´s a very extensive grammar question. But I´ll be brief. Plus I´m not very familiar with Turkish grammar.

There´s a few ways to have more than one verb in a sentence:

- ip - it´s like and

- dik - but you won´t see the k, except with they

- me - don´t get confused with don´t

- infinitive - i.e. no conjugation

Here´s a good link: http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_54399 

Yes, your first sentence isn´t correct. For one, you always need ´ye´ with gitmek. But your second sentence is fine. You can use infinitive with istemek. I´m surprised someone corrected you on that.

Thanks Denizli....one more question

Türkçe konuşmak diliyorum

It´s interesting because in English, wish and want are very similar but, 1st sentence isn´t correct. I think the second sentence is OK. In that type of sentence, konuşmak only works with istemek.

Hi Denizli

Thanks for your explanation. I will remember for the future.

First, what do you really want to say? If you want to say "I want to speak Turkish", it would be better to say "Türkçe konuşmak istiyorum". ´Dilmek´ is not really used like this, it sounds more formal, it´s more like ´I´m wishing and hoping for that situation´. You use it often to wish something to someone else, or for example in ´özür dilerim´ (I´m sorry, I wish to apologize), ´iyi şanslar dilerim´ ((I wish you) good luck!).

Second, like Denizli said, -mak is used only with istemek, -ma+personal pronoun+ı is used with other verbs.

For an excellent explanation of this see this: http://www.turkishlanguage.co.uk/infinitive.htm and scroll down to "Turkish Infinitive as an Object of a Verb" and "Special case istemek".