Türkiye to Face France Away in the Nations League Tomorrow
Turkey's national football team will face France tomorrow in the sixth and final match of UEFA Nations League Group 1. Turkey have lost all five of their League A matches and are the only team in the group without a point.

Turkey's national football team will face France tomorrow in Bordeaux, at the Matmut Atlantique Stadium, in the sixth and final match of UEFA Nations League Group 1. The match will kick off at 22:45 Turkish time (TSİ) and will be broadcast live on ATV. The referee will be Chris Kavanagh from the English Football Association. His assistants will be Dan Cook and Ian Hussin, and the fourth official will be Robert Jones.
Turkey have lost all five League A matches they have played and are the only team in Group 1 without a point. The crescent-and-star side want to collect their first point or points in the away match against France. In the other match in the group, Belgium and Italy will meet in Brussels at 22:45 Turkish time (TSİ).
Italy and France share second place in the group with 10 points each, while Belgium have 9 points. Turkey are at the bottom with 0 points and a goal difference of -10. The two teams with the worst points and goal difference among the last-placed teams in the four groups will be relegated directly to League B, while the other two will play play-offs against two teams promoted from League B. Although Turkey have lost all five matches, they still have a chance of staying in League A.
Abdülkerim Bardakcı has served his yellow card suspension, which kept him out of the match against Belgium in İzmir. If head coach Sergen Yalçın selects him, the experienced defender could play against France. Ozan Kabak, who received a yellow card in the Belgium match, will not be able to play tomorrow. Because he cannot take part in the France match, he left the national team camp with permission.



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