Where to watch Turkey vs France live on June 8

Topics: TV Schedules, Turkey, France, EURO Qualifiers

Live Soccer TV's match preview provides match facts, team news, and global broadcast listings for Turkey vs France.

Current form: Turkey vs France

Under the tutelage of current boss Senol Gunes - who is back on the bench for a second time - Turkey have been in good form. So far, the Crescent-Stars have picked up four wins from their last four matches across all competitions, including earning six points from six in their EURO 2020 qualifying games against minnows Andorra and Moldova. In addition, they come into this tussle against France having earned victories in friendly matches against Greece and Uzbekistan, and Gunes has helped the team really improve defensively as they have conceded just one goal in their four games played so far in 2019.

Of course, their defense will be asked many questions when they host France, who themselves are in top form. Like Turkey, Didier Deschamps's side have earned maximum points in their group, as they cruised to very comfortable wins over Moldova (4-1) and Iceland (4-0). Of course, Turkey will pose their sternest test as the other teams in this group should be easy pickings for the current World Cup holders.

France earned a well-deserved 2-0 victory over Bolivia in their most recent match, with goals coming from Antoine Griezmann and Thomas Lemar. Les Bleus will be looking to make it three wins from three European qualifying games as they're certain they will easily sweep aside Andorra next week, but Turkey will have other plans in mind as they look to pick up what would be a first ever victory against the reigning world champions.

Match facts and stats: Turkey vs France

France and Turkey have met five times prior to Saturday's contest
Les Bleus have yet to lose to Turkey; in fact, they have won all five of their previous meetings
The last was in June 2009, which ended as a narrow 1-0 victory for France

Team news: Turkey vs France

Turkey: Celta Vigo-based midfielder Okay Yokuslu missed the friendly tie against Uzbekistan due to a knee issue and isn't expected to feature here.

France: Both Olivier Giroud and Hugo Lloris are expected to return to the fold after missing out on France's recent friendly against Bolivia due to their involvement in the Europa League and Champions League finals respectively.