Kick-off on 04.06.24 22:00.

In Bologna at Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, a friendly match between Italy and Turkey will take place. The opponents have played four matches on the field of the Azzurri. In the first round of Euro 1964 qualifiers, the reigning European champions crushed the Moon Stars in Bologna, 6-0. Back then, the local arena was called Comunale. In the 1974 World Cup qualifiers, the sides drew 0-0. In 2002 and 2006, the teams played two friendlies, both ending in a 1-1 draw. In March, Spalletti's team participated in two American friendlies. The national team defeated Venezuela in Fort Lauderdale, 2-1, and then beat Ecuador in Harrison, 2-0. Montella's team lost to Hungary in Budapest, 0-1, and then suffered a crushing defeat from Austria in Vienna, 1-6.

The Megogo media service will broadcast the friendly match Italy vs. Turkey online on 04.06.2024.

The Italians finished second in the Euro qualifiers in group C (fourteen points). The Azzurri secured a direct spot in the continental championship only thanks to their results in head-to-head matches with Ukraine (2-1, 0-0). Barella provided four assists, and Frattesi scored three goals. In their last nine matches, the European champions have only lost to England, 1-3. The extended squad for the upcoming tournament includes thirty players, with only three of them playing outside Serie A.

Turkey topped group D in the qualifiers (seventeen points). Kokçü made three scoring contributions. In the autumn, the Moon Stars defeated Germany in Berlin, 3-2, and Croatia in Osijek, 1-0. Montella's team conceded in eight of the last nine away matches. In five cases, the team conceded at least twice.

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