In the final round of Group F, the Czech Republic and Turkey face off in what promises to be a thrilling encounter. The Czechs must win at all costs, while the Turks can be satisfied with a draw. In their first match, the Czech team played against tournament favorites Portugal and did not falter. They opened the scoring in the middle of the second half with a spectacular goal by Lukáš Provod, though they later conceded an own goal and another in injury time.

The second match against Georgia saw the Czechs dominate, attacking more and creating numerous chances, yet they only managed to equalize after conceding a penalty. Turkey, on the other hand, had an exciting first match against Georgia, opening the scoring but quickly conceding an equalizer. Arda Güler's long-range strike in the second half secured a memorable victory, with a third goal added in stoppage time.

The historical rivalry between these teams adds another layer of intrigue. In their 11 encounters, both have five wins each. The last three matches have been dominated by Turkey, who also hold the upper hand in official matches with a 3-1 record. With such a competitive history, this match is bound to be intense and high-scoring.

Vincenzo Montella left Arda Güler and Kenan Yıldız on the bench in the game against Georgia. Both young players created sharp moments in the first match, and the Real Madrid player scored a magnificent winning goal. Both are likely to start this time, but the Turkish national team is more about emotions, and the more rational Czech team might secure the victory.

Prediction and Odds:

• Czech Republic win (1): 2.56
• Draw (X): 3.30
• Turkey win (2): 2.82