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Wales Eyes Strong Finish Against Turkey in Euro 2024 Qualifiers – Robert Page’s Call to Action

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“Wales must rally after the setback,” says Manager Robert Page
Euro 2024 Qualifiers: Wales vs Turkey
Location: Cardiff City Stadium Date: Tuesday, 21 November Time: 19:45 GMT
Broadcast: Live on BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio Cymru, BBC Sounds, Sport News Center website and app, with live text updates. Highlights on Match of the Day Wales, BBC One Wales from 22:40 GMT and available on-demand later.

Wales’ manager, Robert Page, is calling for a spirited finish in their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign, following a disheartening draw with Armenia.

The recent 1-1 draw has put Wales in a position where a victory over Group D front-runner Turkey in Cardiff is crucial, coupled with the hope that Croatia doesn’t triumph over Armenia at home.

If Wales fails to secure a win, their hopes would hinge on the play-off round in March.

“It’s no longer in our hands,” acknowledged Page.

“A victory would have set us up nicely for Tuesday’s game, and another win would have guaranteed our qualification.

“Things haven’t gone as planned, but that’s the nature of football. We have to move forward.

“Now, it’s about gaining momentum. Whether it’s a play-off in March or if things work out, an automatic qualification, we have to focus on what’s in our control. The goal is to mentally and physically prepare the players for Tuesday’s game.”

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Wales entered the match in Yerevan in control of their fate, knowing that victories over Armenia and Turkey would ensure their participation in next summer’s European Championship in Germany, regardless of Croatia’s performance.

However, Page’s team struggled in Yerevan. They conceded early and managed only a draw before halftime. This performance, lacking the sharpness seen in their previous home win against Croatia, casts doubt on their Euro 2024 prospects.

This contrasted sharply with their triumphant encounter against Croatia last month. Now, Wales is hoping for a Croatian slip-up against Armenia.

Even if Croatia falters, Wales needs a significant improvement to beat Turkey at the Cardiff City Stadium.

“Everyone’s feeling the disappointment, but we gave it our all,” Page commented.

“I can’t fault the team’s efforts. They put in commendable work, as always.

“The pitch conditions in Yerevan were challenging, but both teams faced the same issue.

“We made early substitutions and will focus on recovery. We’re heading back tonight, planning a recovery session on Sunday, and will evaluate the team’s fitness for Tuesday.

“We aim to conclude this campaign on a positive note. Building momentum is crucial, especially with the potential play-off in March.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Euro 2024 Wales Turkey

When and where will the Euro 2024 qualifier between Wales and Turkey take place?

The Euro 2024 qualifier between Wales and Turkey is scheduled for Tuesday, 21 November at the Cardiff City Stadium. The kick-off is set for 19:45 GMT.

What are Wales’ chances of qualifying for Euro 2024 after the draw with Armenia?

Following the draw with Armenia, Wales must beat Turkey and hope Croatia doesn’t win against Armenia to secure automatic qualification. Otherwise, they may have to rely on the play-offs in March.

How can fans follow the Wales vs Turkey Euro 2024 qualifier?

Fans can follow the match live on BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio Cymru, BBC Sounds, and the Sport News Center website and app. Highlights will be available on Match of the Day Wales on BBC One Wales from 22:40 GMT and later on demand.

What was the outcome of the previous match between Wales and Armenia?

In their recent match against Armenia, Wales ended in a 1-1 draw, which complicated their path to automatic qualification for Euro 2024.

What did Robert Page say about Wales’ performance against Armenia?

Robert Page expressed disappointment over the draw with Armenia but commended the team’s effort. He emphasized the importance of finishing the campaign on a high note, regardless of whether they face a play-off in March.

More about Euro 2024 Wales Turkey

  • Wales’ Euro 2024 Qualifying Campaign
  • Euro 2024 Qualifiers: Wales vs Turkey Details
  • BBC Radio Wales: Live Coverage
  • Sport News Center: Game Updates
  • Euro 2024: Wales’ Journey
  • Robert Page’s Commentary on Wales’ Performance
  • Match Highlights on Match of the Day Wales

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