
Czech Republic vs Turkey prediction, lineups, odds and betting tips brought to you by oddschecker expert Scott Thornton.
20:00 Wednesday
Fighting for the second qualification spot in Group F of Euro 2024, Czech Republic take on Turkey in Hamburg on Wednesday evening.
Czech Republic vs Turkey Prediction
Czechia are still able to make the knockouts but they need to beat Turkiye in order to progress from Group F. They have lost their last three meetings with Turkiye.
The Crescent-Stars know a point will suffice to book a place in the last-16 having won their group opener.
Turkiye were very much second best to European powerhouse Portugal at the weekend.
Vincenzo Montella's side should claim the result needed to book a place in the knockout stages.
Score prediction: Czech Republic 1-1 Turkey
Czech Republic vs Turkey Lineups
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Czech Republic Predicted Lineup vs Turkey
Stanek, Krejci, Hranac, Holes, Jurasek, Provod, Soucek, Coufal, Cerny, Hlozek, Schick
Turkey Predicted Lineup vs Czech Republic
Gunok, Kadioglu, Demiral, Akaydin, Celik, Ayhan, Calhanoglu, Yildiz, Kokcu, Guler, Yilmaz
Czech Republic vs Turkey Results
Previous Meetings (Last Four Matches)
- UEFA Nations League 18-11-2020: Turkey 3 : 2 Czech Republic
- UEFA Nations League 11-10-2020: Czech Republic 1 : 2 Turkey
- International Friendly 22-03-2017: Turkey 2 : 0 Czech Republic
- UEFA European Championship 21-06-2016: Czech Republic 0 : 2 Turkey
Czech Republic vs Turkey Odds
| Results | Best Odds | Bookmaker |
|---|---|---|
| Czech Republic | 7/4 | BetMGM |
| Draw | 23/10 | BetGoodwin |
| Turkey | 15/8 | Betfair |
Czech Republic vs Turkey Betting Tips
The Czech Republic are still in with a chance of securing second place but they need to beat Turkiye here. They have found the net in both of their matches so far. In fact, they have scored an average of two goals per game across their last 10 matches. Both teams have scored in the last eight of those.
Turkiye only need a draw but their defence hasn’t been solid of late. Their last 10 matches have seen them concede an average of 1.6 goals and score 1.4. Both teams scored when they last faced the Czech Republic back in November of 2022.








