Euro 2020 - Italy vs Turkey: How to watch and live stream around the world
Euro 2020 is set to kick off on Friday 11th June when Turkey play Italy at 8pm BST in Rome. Here is a guide on how to watch and live stream the match from around the world.
Euro 2020 Italy vs Turkey: Previews, Predictions, Team News, Betting, Odds
Turkey and Italy go head-to-head in the opening match of Euro 2020 on Friday with the two nations battling it out at the Stadio Olimpico in Group A. Here is the previews, prediction, team news, betting and odds of this upcoming match.
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