Austria vs Turkey Prediction & Betting Tips (2 July)

We could expect to see Austria perform well in this Euro given previous results. 2nd in their qualifying group just behind Belgium but far ahead of Sweden, the Austrians had a good run in friendly matches, with 6 victories in a row, some of which were against Germany 2-0, Turkey 6-1, and even Serbia. 2-1. For their first match in this fairly tough Group D, Rangnick's men came up against the Blues in control 1-0 but causing them some serious problems. Without suffering too much, Sabitzer's teammates played in the second half against Poland 1-3, before creating a surprise against the Netherlands by winning at the end of a crazy and very successful match 2-3. This result allows them to take first place in the group to everyone's surprise ahead of the Blues and the Oranges. The Turks had certainly finished at the top of their qualifying group ahead of Croatia and Wales among others, but the preparation was not perfect. It really didn't go well.

Defeated by Hungary 1-0, Austria 6-1 and Poland 2-1, with in the meantime a draw against Italy 0-0 all the same, the Turks did not reassure, and yet... L The essential is assured in this group stage also within their reach, with two victories against Georgia 3-1 and the Czech Republic, in pain and at the very end of the match 1-2 while the majority of the match was It is played at 11 against 10. We will note a black point during this defeat against Portugal 3-0, which shows to what extent there is progress to be made against the "biggest" fish. Results of the races, the teammates of the crack Arda Güler finished in 2nd place and fall into the most “open” part of the table.

Coach Rangnick has a very complete group, which he can rotate regularly, an important parameter for the tactics put in place which requires a lot of energy. Among the key players, we obviously find captain Sabitzer (Dortmund, 81 selections, 18 goals) one of the only ones on the team to have played every minute of this competition, as does defensive midfielder Seiwald (Leipzig, 27 selections). ). Laimer (Bayern, 39 selections, 4 goals) and Arnautovic (Inter, 115 selections, 37 goals) are also key pieces of the system, who have had less playing time but who will therefore arrive fresher. Note the presence of important Bundesliga players, such as Grillitsch (Hoffenheim, 46 sels), Lienhart (Fribourg, 23 sels) and his club teammate Gregoristsch (58 sels, 15 goals). In terms of absences, we note the suspension of Wimmer, an element of rotation (accumulation of yellow cards). Important elements whose absence dates from before the Euro, in particular those of David Alaba (Real Madrid), X.

Schlager, A.Schlager, Kalajdzic, Lainer or Cham, who ultimately will not have had that much impact negative during the group stage, given that their teammates did what was necessary to take 1st place. The biggest news is unfortunately for the Turks, and it is bad since captain Calhanoglu (Inter, 89 sel, 19 goals) received a new card against the Czech Republic and will be suspended for this match. He is not the only one, since the starting center Akaydin (Fenerbahce, 9 sel) is also suspended, and boys like Under, Yilmaz, Kabak, Soyuncu or Unal were injured before the Euro. But talented players will try to make us forget these numerous absences, like the defenders Bardakci (Galatasaray, back from suspension), or Kadioglu (Fenerbahce), or the midfielders Ozcan (Dortmund) and Yuksek (Fenerbahce) who seem to be the two new starters in the midfield. It is the offensive sector which brings the most satisfaction, with young cracks like Yildiz (Juventus, 10 sels, 1 goal) or Guler (Real Madrid, 10 sels, 2 goals) author of a banger on the first day , and talented attackers from the local championship like Baris Yilmaz (Galatasaray, 18 sels 2 goals), Tosun (Besiktas, 52 sels, 21 goals) scorer on the last day to offer victory to his team, or finally Akturkoglu (Galatasaray, 32 salts, 6 goals).