Turkey vs Wales Prediction: Wales' Poetic Soccer is Interesting to Watch

Prediction for the match between Turkey vs Wales, which will take place on June 19. Check the team conditions and choose several betting options!

The League of Nations was the first full-fledged tournament for Stefan Kuntz as a coach. The Turks showed that they wanted to play spectacular soccer rather than pragmatically. Turkey managed to win the group in Division C and climb higher.

So far, the team is doing quite well in qualifying for Euro 2024. In March, the team defeated Armenia 2:1 away but lost 0:2 to Croatia. A few days ago, they gave an actual performance against Latvia. The Turks led 1:0 and 2:1 but conceded on 90+4 and seemed on the verge of losing points. But Fenerbahçe midfielder İrfan Can Kahveci scored on the next attack. 3:2 was another insane match for the team, getting the victory and the current first place in the group. It is unlikely that Turkey can fight with Croatia, but in the race for the final second place, which also gives a ticket to the Euro, with Wales, the Turks already look like the favorites.

If the Turkish team created problems for themselves in the last match and then solved them heroically, Wales could not even try to fight for a result against Armenia. They took the lead in 10 minutes due to an accurate shot by Daniel James, but only 20 minutes later, the score was 2:1 in favor of Armenia. The Armenians scored more in the second half, while Kieffer Moore was sent off, resulting in a 2:4 score looking quite deserved. That was an extremely disappointing match for the Welsh but not a disaster. Wales gained four points in the first two rounds, took 1:1 away from a tough trip to Croatia, and beat Latvia (1:0). At the moment, they take second place in the standings and can leave Turkey behind and top the quintet.

The opponent's discipline with Wales will be stronger than Kunz's poetic style. Recall that the Welsh took part in the final part of the last World Cup. It is due to the excellent organization of the game and the ability to play pragmatically for the result when required. Here we bet on the classier Welsh team and assume the meeting will be productive. Turkey often attacks without looking and, in this regard, often allows opponents at their gate.