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Turkey today meet the Netherlands in the last of the Euro 2024 quarter-finals. The Turkish played well against one of the most in-form teams ...

Turkey won 4-2 in March 2021 and the Netherlands won 6-1 in September 2021, both in qualifying for the 2022 World Cup. The Netherlands have ...

Who: Netherlands vs Turkey ; What: Euro 2024 quarterfinals ; Where: Olympiastadion Stadium in Berlin, Germany ; When: 9pm local time (19:00 GMT) ...

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 ...

What channel is Netherlands vs. Turkey airing on? ... In the United States, the Netherlands vs. Turkey match will air on FOX. If you have cable, ...

Although not the glamour tie of the quarterfinals, Netherlands and Turkey could provide one of the most memorable encounters.

Netherlands nervy qualification in third sport in their group was followed by their best performance of Euro 2024 in the last round when they beat Romania 3-0 in a comprehensive victory.

Turkey, among the most entertaining teams to watch in Germany, dominated their round of 16 tie against Austria, but in the end, only edged the victory 2-1.

The Dutch were anything but impressive in the group stage, where they suffered a sloppy defeat to Austria and shared a dour goalless draw with France. But Ronald Koeman’s side have bounced back at the right time with the tournament in its knockout phase.

A convincing win over Romania – courtesy of goals from Cody Gakpo and a brace from Donyell Malen – has given the Oranje confidence ahead of the quarterfinals, but they face a similarly upbeat team let alone their fans.

Turkey’s calibre came under doubt when they suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of Portugal in the group stage, but they made a surprising run to the last eight by knocking out in-form Austria, who were themselves emerging as dark horses.

The Turks have now snatched that tag from Austria and could be on course to progress to the semifinals for only the second time in history.

Dutch-born Ferdi Kadioglu, the stand-out player in Turkey’s win over Austria, is excited at the prospect of going up against the country of his birth.

“The Netherlands must certainly be afraid of us,” he said. “If you look at how much energy we put into a match. We also created dangerous chances and we played well defensively. We fought super hard. We also have the 12th man with the fans.”