BRACE YOURSELVES, football fans, because Cymru is about to bring the heat in a crucial Euro 2024 qualifier against Turkey tonight. After a disappointing defeat against Armenia, Rob Page’s boys are itching to bounce back and show the world what they’re made of.
The Welsh lads started their campaign with a gutsy draw against Croatia on foreign turf, proving they’re not to be taken lightly. Then, they returned to their home ground, the Cardiff City Stadium, and bagged a sweet victory against Latvia, leaving their fans buzzing. But alas, the ecstasy was short-lived when they stumbled against Armenia, taking a hard blow to their hopes and placing them third in Group D, just behind Croatia and Turkey.
Get your snacks ready because this clash in Samsun is going to be epic. The action kicks off at 7:45pm local time, and fans can catch it all live on S4C. If you’re not near a TV, don’t worry, mate! Just fire up the BBC iPlayer or the S4C app to stream the game and soak in the excitement. Viaplay 2 is also broadcasting the match from 7:15pm, so you’ve got plenty of options to cheer on your favorite team.
Now, here’s the scoop on Cymrus’ lineup. Unfortunately, Ben Davies from Tottenham Hotspur won’t be joining the squad this time. He’s back in the UK, tending to his soon-to-be daddy duties as his first child arrives. Kieffer Moore, the striker with a knack for finding the net, will be watching from the sidelines due to suspension after a bit of red card trouble in the last game. And let’s not forget about reserve goalkeeper Tom King, who’s also missing from the action.
But hey, don’t fret! Manager Rob Page has faith in his young and talented squad. In a recent press conference, he acknowledged their potential and admitted that bumps in the road are inevitable. “We showed our potential in March… We are going to have moments like we had the other night,” he said. Page’s optimism shines through as he rallies his troops to deliver a performance that will make the fans proud, win or lose.
Adding a dash of continental flavour to the match, we’ve got Fabio Maresca from Italy taking charge as the referee. With his sharp eye and fair play, we can expect some top-notch officiating. Assisting him on the sidelines are Daniele Bindoni and Alberto Tegoni, while Luca Massimi keeps things in check as the fourth official.
Now, let’s talk odds. The bookies over at SkyBet have Turkey as the favourites to take home the win, with odds of 17/20. But don’t count out the Welsh dragons just yet! They’re determined to upset the odds and snatch victory with odds of 16/5. And for you thrill-seekers who love a good draw, you’re looking at 23/10.
This match is set to be an absolute cracker, with both teams desperate to make their mark and secure a spot in Euro 2024. So grab a cold one, kick back, and get ready for a rollercoaster ride of footballing action.
When’s Kick-Off for Turkey vs. Wales?
Turkey vs. Cymru showdown is scheduled to kick off in Samsun at 7:45pm on Monday, June 19.
Where Can I Watch Turkey vs. Wales?
You can catch all the live action on S4C. They’ll be starting their coverage at 7:20pm, if you’re not near a TV, no sweat! Just fire up the BBC iPlayer or the S4C app to stream the game and enjoy it wherever you are.
Oh, and for those of you with access to Viaplay 2, they’ll also be showing the game, starting their coverage at 7:15pm.
