Venue: Stade Matmut-Atlantique
Kick-off Time: Nov 15, 2026 8.45PM (CET)
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France
Form & Tactical Outlook
France have recorded three wins, one draw and one defeat in five Group A1 matches, collecting 10 points to sit second in the table. They are level on points with Italy but trail on head-to-head record, while Belgium are one point behind. France will secure a quarter-final place by avoiding defeat against Turkey, or if Belgium fail to beat Italy. They can also finish top of the group if they win and Italy fail to overcome Belgium. France have won five of their seven previous meetings with Turkey, including a 1-0 victory in September, when Kylian Mbappe scored the only goal.
Team News
Kylian Mbappe could return after missing the defeat to Italy due to muscular discomfort. William Saliba, Aurelien Tchouameni and Ousmane Dembele are unavailable through injury, while Dayot Upamecano has left the squad for personal reasons. Zidane could make changes to the starting lineup, with Ibrahima Konate and Eduardo Camavinga potentially coming into the side.
Turkey
Form & Tactical Outlook
Turkey have lost all five of their Group A1 matches, leaving them bottom of the table with zero points. They have scored three goals and conceded 13 during this campaign. Sergen Yalcin's side have also lost seven of their last eight matches in all competitions and have been confirmed in fourth place. They face relegation to League B but will be looking to finish their Nations League campaign with a positive result.
Team News
Abdulkerim Bardakci returns from suspension, but Ozan Kabak is suspended after accumulating yellow cards. Kenan Yildiz is also unavailable due to injury. Arda Guler is expected to play an important role again after his performance against Belgium. Enes Unal could retain his place through the middle, having scored three goals for Turkey.
