Turkey vs France preview for Saturday’s Euro 2020 qualifying match in Konya. Both teams are defending 100% records after two Group H games.
France have won all of their last five meetings with Turkey, both teams have won all of their combined seven games in 2019.
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France could not translate their World Cup triumph into UEFA Nations League success, bowing out against the Netherlands, but they have made the ideal start on the road towards the European,watch stream.
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Turkey have gone one better with a quartet of triumphs, beating Albania and Moldova comfortably to nil in the qualifiers and then winning both of their home warm-up games against Greece and Uzbekistan ahead of the end-of-season competitive fixtures.
Turkey vs France: Head-to-head
National team France have beaten Turkey in all of their four head-to-head clashes so far.
Turkey found the net on just one of those four occasions, suffering a 3-2 Confederations Cup loss back in 2003.
The sides last met exactly a decade ago, when France bagged a 1-0 friendly win in 2009 with a single goal from Karim Benzema.
Turkey vs France: Prediction
We will now back France to secure the points and going for an Away win feels like buying money for old rope at 1.53.
They’ve been furious early in the campaign and we do feel the visitors will have too much firepower at Konya Buyuksehir Belediye Stadyumu.
It has represented a fine opening to the second spell at the helm for Senol Gunes, who led Turkey to a brilliant third place at the 2002 World Cup and, more recently, Besiktas to back-to-back Super Lig titles in 2016 and 2017.
However, the French are much the most difficult opponents Turkey have faced since Gunes’ return in charge of the national team and Les Bleus are backed to give their hosts something of a reality check by proving too strong.