The Turkish national football team advanced to the round of 16 of Euro 2024 with a 2-1 win against the Czech Republic.
Publish dateThursday 27 June 2024 - 11:23
Story Code : 292567
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Turkish national football team played against the Czech Republic in the last match of the group stage of Euro 2024 last night and won 2-1 to confirm its promotion to the next round and face Austria.
Turkey started this game better than its opponent, and the Czech Republic, which expected such a start, started the game defensively and was mostly present in its own field.
However, the first shot towards the goal was missed by Cech, and Prowood's shot was easily blocked by Gonok in the 2nd minute. In the 8th minute, Hakan Calhanoglu's dangerous pass in the penalty area was blocked by Sucek's header.
In the 13th minute, after moving towards the opponent's penalty area, Arda Güler had a good chance to hit the ball, but his shot went wide of the goal.
The game was followed by Türkiye's pressure, when the Czechs were unlucky to see Antonin Barak sent off in the 20th minute. Barak, who received a yellow card in the 11th minute, received a second yellow card for an unintentional foul on Ozkan and was sent off.
After the dismissal of Barak, Turkey followed the game with maximum pressure on the opponent's goal and even if it did not organize an attack, more of its players followed Paskari in the opponent's half.
Türkiye started the second half with one change, with Kan Ayhan coming on for Özkan. Vincenzo Montella's students, who had tried their best to score the winning goal, finally scored the winning goal in the 51st minute.
After Stanic managed to block Kenan Yildiz's dangerous shot, the ball was deflected by the defenders outside the penalty area but reached Hakan Calhanoglu, who scored Turkey's first goal with a right-footed shot from a tight angle.
After Turkey's goal, Czech, who had nothing to lose, changed his approach and decided to move more towards his opponent's goal. Their action was successful after several attempts and the equalizer was scored in the 66th minute.
As the game approached the final minutes, the two teams played more open, and for this reason, we saw quite a lot of counterattacks, none of which posed a serious threat to the goals.
During the 6 minutes of extra time, most of the Czechs moved towards the Turkish goal and Vincenzo Montella's students managed to control the atmosphere of the game to reach the second goal on a counterattack.
In the 90+5th minute, after the Czech players moved towards the Turkish goal, Turkey's counterattack began. After Koccho's pass to Genk Tosun, he took a few short steps and then opened the Czech goal with a strong right-footed shot.
In another simultaneous competition from Group F, the Portuguese national team faced Georgia, as a result of which the Georgians managed to defeat Portugal with a score of 2-0.
Portugal, which had already confirmed its promotion, played with a combination of young players in this game after resting the key players.
With the end of the group stage of Euro 2024, the teams of Germany, Spain, England, Austria, Romania and Portugal are the top teams, Switzerland, Italy, Denmark, France, Belgium and Turkey are in the second place and Slovenia, Holland, Slovakia, Georgia are the teams. The third best went to the elimination stage.
Turkey started this game better than its opponent, and the Czech Republic, which expected such a start, started the game defensively and was mostly present in its own field.
However, the first shot towards the goal was missed by Cech, and Prowood's shot was easily blocked by Gonok in the 2nd minute. In the 8th minute, Hakan Calhanoglu's dangerous pass in the penalty area was blocked by Sucek's header.
In the 13th minute, after moving towards the opponent's penalty area, Arda Güler had a good chance to hit the ball, but his shot went wide of the goal.
The game was followed by Türkiye's pressure, when the Czechs were unlucky to see Antonin Barak sent off in the 20th minute. Barak, who received a yellow card in the 11th minute, received a second yellow card for an unintentional foul on Ozkan and was sent off.
After the dismissal of Barak, Turkey followed the game with maximum pressure on the opponent's goal and even if it did not organize an attack, more of its players followed Paskari in the opponent's half.
Türkiye started the second half with one change, with Kan Ayhan coming on for Özkan. Vincenzo Montella's students, who had tried their best to score the winning goal, finally scored the winning goal in the 51st minute.
After Stanic managed to block Kenan Yildiz's dangerous shot, the ball was deflected by the defenders outside the penalty area but reached Hakan Calhanoglu, who scored Turkey's first goal with a right-footed shot from a tight angle.
After Turkey's goal, Czech, who had nothing to lose, changed his approach and decided to move more towards his opponent's goal. Their action was successful after several attempts and the equalizer was scored in the 66th minute.
As the game approached the final minutes, the two teams played more open, and for this reason, we saw quite a lot of counterattacks, none of which posed a serious threat to the goals.
During the 6 minutes of extra time, most of the Czechs moved towards the Turkish goal and Vincenzo Montella's students managed to control the atmosphere of the game to reach the second goal on a counterattack.
In the 90+5th minute, after the Czech players moved towards the Turkish goal, Turkey's counterattack began. After Koccho's pass to Genk Tosun, he took a few short steps and then opened the Czech goal with a strong right-footed shot.
In another simultaneous competition from Group F, the Portuguese national team faced Georgia, as a result of which the Georgians managed to defeat Portugal with a score of 2-0.
Portugal, which had already confirmed its promotion, played with a combination of young players in this game after resting the key players.
With the end of the group stage of Euro 2024, the teams of Germany, Spain, England, Austria, Romania and Portugal are the top teams, Switzerland, Italy, Denmark, France, Belgium and Turkey are in the second place and Slovenia, Holland, Slovakia, Georgia are the teams. The third best went to the elimination stage.
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