Turkey vs Wales Prediction & Betting Tips (16 November)

Invigorated by its successful Euro during which it reached the quarter-finals before being beaten by the Netherlands 2-1, Turkey arrived with plenty of confidence as it began this new edition of the Nations League . And this was very quickly noticed in terms of its results. Because after being held in check by Wales during the first day 0-0, the Turks clearly accelerated subsequently by eliminating Iceland 3-1 in September then Montenegro 1-0 and Iceland again 2-4 last month. With 10 points to its credit, Turkey is at the head of this group with 2 lengths ahead of its opponent of the day. Wales, for its part, was one of the major absentees from the last Euro played last June .

However, once the disappointment passed, this British selection re-mobilized rather well to try to move up to League A of this Nations League. This objective is still entirely possible for the Welsh who are in 2nd place in this group with 8 points on the clock, 2 less than their evening host. Hanging out against Turkey 0-0, the Dragons were then able to win in Montenegro 1-2 before being held to a draw by Iceland 2-2. Finally, on the last day, they won again against Montenegro 1-0.

Turkey must cope without some elements for this match. Indeed, senior defenders Söyüncü (Fenerbarhce, 56 sel), Kadioglu (Brighton, 22 sel) and Kabak (Hoffenheim, 26 sel), midfielders Yüksek (Fenerbahce, 19 sel), Kahveci (Fenerbache, 37 sel, 4 goals) and Özcan (Wolfsburg, 22 sel) and the attackers Tosun (Fenerbahce, 53 sels, 21 goals) and Yacizi (Olympiakos, 45 sels, 3 goals) are not available. For the forces present, we can cite the defenders Celik (Roma, 52 sel) and Demiral (Al-Ahli, 51 sel, 4 goals), the midfielders Calhanoglu (Inter, 94 sel, 20 goals) and Ayhan (Galatasaray, 66 sel, 5 goals) and Kökçü (Benfica, 36 sel) are well operational. Same observation regarding the young hopeful Güler (Real Madrid, 16 sels, 3 goals) and the attackers Aktürokoglu (Benfica, 38 sels, 10 goals), Ünal (Bournemouth, 33 sels, 3 goals) and Yildiz (Juventus). Wales is deprived of its captain Aaron Ramsey (Cardiff City, 86 caps, 21 goals) who is a once again injured as are midfielder Ampadu (Leeds) and the very important Kieffer Moore (Sheffield United, 47 caps, 13 goals).

On the other hand, the captains like the goalkeeper Ward (Leicester, 43 sel), the defenders Davies (Tottenham, 90 sel), Roberts (Burnley, 58 sel), Rodon (Leeds, 48 ​​sel) and Willias (Nottingham Forest, 42 sel) appear in the list. Also called up were midfielders Allen (Swansea, 75 selections), Wilson (Fulham, 58 selections, 11 goals) and James (Leeds, 53 selections, 7 goals) and striker Johnson (Tottenham, 31 selections, 4 goals). Also note the presence of Ligue 1 residents Rennes Jordan James (14 sels) and Nantes Sorba Thomas (12 sels).