Prediction Italy - Turkiye today 01:45 06/10/2026.

Italy has been maintaining a consistent performance with a high win rate (60%) in their last 10 matches, demonstrating confidence and winning ability against weaker opponents such as Luxembourg, Moldova, and Israel.

The team averages 1.6 goals per game, with several decisive victories (3-0 against Israel, 2-0 against Northern Ireland), demonstrating a strong attacking performance and good ability to capitalize on opportunities.

The defense has 5 clean sheets, reflecting the stability in defense, especially when facing weaker teams.

Italy is in 3rd place in the league table with 4 points after 3 matches, but is facing the risk of having to participate in a playoff to avoid relegation.

The starting lineup is stable with key players such as Gianluigi Donnarumma, Giorgio Scalvini, Sandro Tonali, and Nicolò Barella, but lacks flexibility due to the absence of Giacomo Raspadori.

The team's goal difference is +1, reflecting a certain balance in their playing style, but is not enough to confirm superiority.

Italy struggles in defense when facing strong teams, such as losing 0-2 to Belgium and 1-4 to Norway, highlighting instability in crucial matches.

The team received a total of 18 yellow cards and 2 red cards in the last 10 matches, reflecting a lack of emotional control and overly aggressive playing style.

The absence of Giacomo Raspadori affects the flexibility in the attacking line, making Italy rely on the finishing ability of forwards such as Pio Esposito and Moise Kean, which remains unstable.

Turkey demonstrates stability in selecting their match lineup, with key players such as Merih Demiral, Zeki Çelik, Arda Güler, and Baris Alper Yilmaz regularly featuring in the last 10 matches, creating the necessary cohesion and experience for Turkey.

Turkey has 3 clean sheets in 10 matches, showing that their defense is sometimes effectively organized, especially when facing weaker opponents.

Turkey may win against weaker opponents such as Venezuela, North Macedonia, Romania, Kosovo, demonstrating confidence and the ability to seize opportunities in matches that are not overly dominant.

Turkey maintains a 50% win rate in their last 10 matches, indicating a balance between wins and losses, despite no clear trend of improvement or decline in performance.

Turkey is experimenting with various tactical setups (4-4-2, 3-4-3, 3-4-2-1), demonstrating flexibility in team arrangement, however, they have not achieved the necessary consistency to fully leverage their current strength.

Substitute players such as Oğuz Aydın, Ismail Yüksek, Salih Özcan have been present in many matches and actively participated with specific statistics (assists, shots on goal), demonstrating the diversity in personnel selection.

Turkey frequently loses to strong opponents such as Belgium, Italy, France, Paraguay, and Australia with large margins (3-0, 1-4, 0-1), indicating a lack of stability and weak defensive capabilities when facing a dominant style of play.

Turkey received a total of 18 yellow cards and 1 red card in 10 matches, especially the 0-1 loss to Kosovo with 5 yellow cards, reflecting poor discipline and poor control in their play.

Inconsistent goal-scoring and defensive performance, with 12 goals scored but also conceded 14 goals, and failing to score in any of the last three matches in the UEFA Nations League, highlighting a lack of ability both offensively and defensively.

The absence of Kenan Yıldız (forward) and Hakan Çalhanoğlu (midfielder) has caused difficulties for Turkey's attack and midfield, forcing Turkey to rely on long-range shots and lacking the necessary explosiveness