Euro 2016 qualifiers: Turkey tackle troubled Netherlands

Everything is still to play for in Euro 2016 qualifying Group A but, as it stands, upcoming opponents Turkey and the Netherlands will be scrapping it out to finish in the third-place play-off place.

Surprise pool leaders Iceland have steamed ahead and second spot Czech Republic are not far behind, meaning this clash between Turkey and the Dutch (13/10 match favourites with Coral) could be crucial.

As hosts, the Crescent-Stars are 12/5 to take all three points, though odds of 23/10 for another draw between the two seem more realistic.

The Comeback Kings split the spoils with Clockwork Orange in their previous duel, dropping two points due to an agonising extra-time goal by Schalke striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar. So, punters can back a tempting repeat of that 1-1 scoreline at 11/2.

Turkey stumbled last time out by ending on even terms with Latvia, and another late goal conceded was the culprit.

So, Fatih Terim’s team must take this chance to leapfrog the Dutch, as their final two games against the Czechs and Iceland look tough.

Galatasaray goal machine Burak Yilmaz, recently linked to West Ham United, is Turkey’s top scorer in qualifying, so is worth backing at 11/2 to net the opener.