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[WATCHLIVE]UPDATES] Wales vs Türkiye LIVE Broadcast Free ON Tv Channel 06. 09. 2024
[WATCHLIVE]UPDATES] Wales vs Türkiye LIVE Broadcast Free ON Tv Channel 06. 09. 2024
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Wales vs Türkiye live stream: How to watch Nations League 2024/25 game online today. The Wales vs Türkiye live stream will see the sides start their fourth UEFA Nations League campaigns at the Cardiff City Stadium today, with both looking to get off to the perfect start
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After finishing the last Nations League without a win and missing out on Euro 2024 through a painful play-off defeat to Poland, Wales have hit the reset button. 78-cap veteran Craig Bellamy has been brought in for his first high profile managerial role, with Rob Page's four-year tenure coming to an end. Now that the playing days of Gareth Bale are over, Bellamy will look to the experience of captain Aaron Ramsey to help blood potential new stars like Lewis Koumas and Owen Beck.
Vincenzo Montella's Türkiye are on a very different trajectory and were part of some of the European Championship's most exciting matches. They eventually succumbed to an excellent Netherlands side, but the Crescent-Stars certainly burnished their reputations over the tournament. They strolled a weak Group C1 last time in the Nations League, and will fancy their chance of topping the group again ahead of Iceland, Montenegro and today's opponents.
Wales vs Türkiye live stream, Date, Time, Channels
The Wales vs Türkiye live stream takes place today (Friday, Sep. 6)
Time: 7:45 p.m. BST / 2:45 p.m. ET / 11:45 a.m. PT / 4:45 a.m. AEST (Sat)
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Kicking off the Craig Bellamy era at Cardiff City Stadium, Wales will welcome Turkey for their opening UEFA Nations League B match of the season on Friday evening.
Although Wales were demoted from League A in the last campaign, their opponents were promoted from League C and advanced to the quarter-finals of Euro 2024.
After a disappointing group-stage exit at Qatar 2022, Wales appear to have lost their momentum, finishing at the bottom of their Nations League group with only one point from six matches and missing out on European Championship qualification. Following a penalty shootout defeat to Poland in the Euro 2024 playoffs, former manager Rob Page ended his tenure on a sour note, with several unflattering results during the team's summer friendlies.
Vincenzo Montella's dynamic Turkish side, meanwhile, made an impressive run to the quarter-finals, only missing out on the semi-finals due to two late goals from the Dutch, the Turks will aim to build on that success and will be confident about their chances of securing a victory in Cardiff to start their Nations League campaign on a high note.
Wales team news
While Cardiff City’s Aaron Ramsey will retain the captaincy for Wales, Craig Bellamy has introduced several changes, including the inclusion of Karl Darlow, the Leeds United goalkeeper, in his first squad.
With Wayne Hennessey injured and Tom King not selected, Darlow is one of two uncapped players called up, along with left-back Owen Beck, who recently joined Blackburn Rovers on loan from Liverpool.
Midfielders Joe Morrell and Rubin Colwill have been omitted, and Dan James and Wes Burns are both unavailable due to hamstring injuries.
Wales possible XI: Ward; Mepham, Rodon, Davies; Roberts, James, Ampadu, Williams; Ramsey, Johnson; Moore
Turkiye team news
Turkey will be missing Ferdi Kadioglu, who is sidelined with an injury and recently joined Brighton & Hove Albion, as well as Yunus Akgun and Yusuf Yazici, the latter still searching for a club after departing Lille.
Bertug Yildirim and Merih Demiral are also unavailable due to suspensions from Euro 2024. However, Vincenzo Montella has most of his key players at his disposal.
As a result, Hakan Calhanoglu, with 90 caps to his name, is expected to take up a midfield role, while Kenan Yildiz and Arda Guler will likely provide support for Baris Yilmaz in attack.
Turkey possible XI: Gunok; Muldur, Ayhan, Bardakci, Elmali; Yokuslu, Calhanoglu; Yildiz, Kokcu, Guler; B. Yilmaz.
Bellamy earned 78 caps for his country as a player, and was appointed as Rob Page's replacement in July.
There is excitement about the new style of football that the 45-year-old is expected to implement, given he served as Vincent Kompany's assistant at Burnley and has Pep Guardiola disciples on his staff.
After the heartbreak of their penalty shoot-out defeat in the Euro 2024 play-off against Poland earlier this year, the promise of a new Wales is just what supporters need.
Vincenzo Montella's squad is not short on quality, and they impressed at Euro 2024 – winning over the neutrals with their chaotic approach before exiting in the quarter-finals.
With Montenegro and Iceland the other teams in Group B4, Friday's game brings together two sides that will fancy their chances in the upcoming Nations League campaign.
Former Wales captain Bellamy was appointed manager in early July and has set about preparing Wales as they look to qualify for the 2026 World Cup, though the Nations League provides the first chances to shape his team and test themselves against similar opposition.
Nevertheless, their first test is against a Turkey side that many will feel are far superior to The Dragons, with players such as Real Madrid’s Arda Guler and Inter Milan’s Hakan Çalhanoğlu having helped them to the quarter-finals of Euro 2024.
Turkey left Germany disappointed after a narrow loss to the Netherlands, but their future is in safe hands and head coach Vincenzo Montella will look to build on an inspiring summer, starting with a win in Cardiff.