They are hard to break down and, although they lack firepower, they will prove a tough nut to crack for many teams. Since reaching the Semis in 2008 the Turks have failed to get out of the group stages, but it feels like the time is right for them to finally have another strong Euros campaign.
Georgia make their Euros debut after securing their passage via the play-offs against Greece. It is hard to make a case for Georgia taking anything from this afternoon’s game but the faces of their fans back in Tblisi, as their team takes its place at Europe’s premier football event, will ensure that this squad will go down in folklore back home.
When: 18th June | 5pm. – Dortmund