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Euro 2024 Quarter-Finals Preview: England vs Switzerland and Turkey vs Netherlands

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As the Euro 2024 quarter-finals approach, the spotlight is on a clash between England and Switzerland. While Switzerland boasts the tag of the tournament’s dark horses, they have shown their mettle despite limited shots on goal, securing wins against Hungary and Italy. One to watch is Dan Ndoye, the emerging talent from Bologna, who made his mark with a goal against host nation Germany.

Turning to Turkey, a standout player is Arda Guler, dubbed the ‘Turkish Messi‘ due to his early promise. Transitioning from Fenerbahce to Real Madrid, Guler has shone at Euro 2024, setting records with his youthful brilliance on the pitch. Despite facing a barrage of shots from opponents like Austria, his resilience and skill have been evident throughout the tournament.

Netherlands forward Cody Gakpo heads into the quarter-final against Turkey as a leading goalscorer. Having impressed both for his national team and Liverpool, Gakpo’s form has been stellar as he eyes the Euro 2024 Golden Boot. His cutting drives from the left flank have been a nightmare for defenders, with a recent goal against Romania showcasing his talent and speed.

Rachel Adams

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