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Winner will play England or Switzerland in the semi-finals

Netherlands are set to face Turkey in Saturday's Euro 2024 quarter-final tie at Olympiastadion Berlin.

After a below-par group stage run, the Flying Dutchman lived up to their reputation as they defeated Romania 3-0 in the round of 16, while the Crescent-Stars overcame Austria 2-1 to get here.

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Netherlands vs Turkey kick-off time & stadium

Date: July 6, 2024

Kick-off time: 3 pm EST

Venue: Olympiastadion Berlin

The Euro 2024 quarter-final match between Netherlands and Turkey will be played at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany.

It will kick off at 3 pm EST on Saturday, July 6, in the United States (US).

Netherlands team news

Oranje boss Ronald Koeman is expected to name an unchanged XI, with Bart Verbruggen in goal and Virgil van Dijk captaining the side from the heart of defence.

Steven Bergwijn may be an exception as the Ajax forward picked a knock in the Romania win, as Donyell Malen is likely to come in as the replacement on the right side.

Cody Gakpo and Memphis Depay will continue to link up in attack.

Netherlands possible XI: Verbruggen; Dumfries, De Vrij, Van Dijk, Ake; Schouten, Reijnders; Malen, Simons, Gakpo; Depay.

Turkey team news

Although Hakan Calhanoglu will be back from his ban, fellow midfielders Orkun Kokcu and Ismail Yuksek will now serve a one-match suspension due to the accumulation of yellow cards.

With Merih Demiral facing a ban due to his controversial celebration, Samet Akaydin is in line to slot in at the back.

Kenan Yildiz and Arda Guler are walking the tightrope of suspension as the duo are on a booking each, but should start on Saturday.

Turkey possible XI: Gunok; Muldur, Akaydin, Bardakci, Kadioglu; Ayhan, Yokuslu; Yildiz, Calhanoglu, Yilmaz; Guler.

The Dutch made relatively easy work of Romania on Tuesday evening, overcoming a slow start to win 3-0 in Munich and march into the last eight.

It was a strong bounce-back performance from Ronald Koeman’s side, who had been stunned by Austria last week after a goalless draw with France to follow a last-gasp win over Poland, squeezing through to the last 16 in the end as one of the four best third-place finishers at the tournament.

Donyell Malen scored twice off the bench against the Group E winners at Allianz Arena, with the in-form Cody Gakpo also taking his goal tally for the tournament to three and laying on a terrific assist as the Netherlands made a timely return to winning ways.

It is now a four-day turnaround for themselves and opponents Turkey, who have reached the quarter-finals of a major international tournament for the first time since 2008.

Vincenzo Montella’s side finished as runners-up in Group F after a dramatic victory over the Czech Republic to follow a thrilling win over Georgia and chastening loss to Portugal, with Merih Demiral’s brace - plus a last-gasp wonder save from goalkeeper Mert Gunok - enough to see off surprise Group D winners Austria in the final last-16 tie in Leipzig.

The winners of this match will go up against the winners of England’s clash with Switzerland in the semi-finals in the so-called ‘easier’ half of the Euro 2024 draw.

Koeman rolled the dice with a start for Steven Bergwijn against Romania with little impact, hooking the player at half-time in favour of Malen, who went on to score twice and surely cement his starting spot.

That is likely to be the only change for the Dutch on Saturday, with no players suspended and his team otherwise looking settled with no fresh injury concerns of note.

No fewer than 10 players ran the risk of suspensions in that game after a thoroughly ill-tempered final group game against the Czech Republic, with midfielders Orkun Kokcu - who limped off injured late on - and Ismail Yuksek both picking up second cautions of the tournament to rule them out this weekend.

Calhanoglu will come back in at the expense of Kokcu, though a replacement will be needed for Yuksek, with Borussia Dortmund’s Salih Ozcan likely to be recalled to partner Kaan Ayhan in deeper midfield.

Montella is likely to field both Akaydin and Abdulkerim Bardakci as a centre-back pairing, with Demiral now handed a two-game ban by Uefa for his goal celebration against Austria.

The Netherlands vs Turkey live stream is the fourth and final Euro 2024 quarter-final and, perhaps, the trickiest one to predict. Ronald Koeman isn't stewarding a vintage Dutch side, but their 3-0 dismantling of Romania showed glimpses of a squad who are finally finding their feet. Gone was the vulnerability and – thanks to the likes of Memphis Depay, Cody Gakpo and Steven Bergwijn – they showed that they had an attacking line-up to be feared.

And fear is exactly what Turkey seemed to demonstrate in their tense 2-1 win over Austria. Having gone two goals up at the hour mark, Vincenzo Montella's men completely shut up shop and invited unnecessary pressure from an opponent they had previously overwhelmed. One of the all time great saves from Mert Günok in the last gasps of the game was enough to see them through to Saturday's quarter-final.

The first two quarter-finals were tight affairs on Friday but recent history suggests this could be a high-scoring encounter between two talented sides. The past two matches between the Netherlands and Turkey saw 13 goals scored. Turkey won 4-2 in March 2021 before the Netherlands secured a thumping 6-1 victory in September of the same year. Should this trend continue then it should be a thrilling quarter-final.

The Dutch bounced back from finishing third in Group D to deliver one of the best performances of the tournament so far when they thumped Romania 3-0 in the round of 16, with Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo opening the scoring before Donyell Malen's late brace sealed the deal.

Turkey, meanwhile, will take encouragement from the fact they dumped surprise Group D winners Austria out of the competition in the last round as defender Merih Demiral's double proved enough to settle a three-goal thriller.

Vincenzo Montella's side will need to pay close attention to Gakpo if they are to become the second Turkish side in history to reach the last four of a European Championship as the Netherlands hotshot is a leading contender to win the Golden Boot after bagging three goals in four games.

In a highly anticipated quarterfinal clash, the Netherlands, one of the favorites for the title, is set to face off in a match that promises high energy and excitement. The Dutch squad, who unexpectedly finished third in their group after a surprising loss to Austria on Matchday 3, bounced back in style with a dominant 3-0 victory over Romania.

Their opponents, Turkey, are coming off a thrilling victory over Austria in the round of 16, showcasing their resilience and determination. This matchup marks a historic opportunity for Turkey to advance to the semifinals, and they’ll be looking to capitalize on their momentum. Fans can expect an intense battle as both teams vie for a coveted spot in the next stage.