Wales go into matchday two facing a Turkey side who will be looking to improve on their defeat against Italy.
Despite recent results, Turkey are the slight favourites at 7/5 with Grosvenor Sport while Wales are 47/20 and a draw ishttps://www.grosvenorcasinos.com/sport#event/1006478892?utm_campaign=reachmedia-grosvenor&utm_medium=editorial&utm_source=Regionals&utm_content=Euro2020
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Turkey were humbled 3-0 in their opening group stage match against Italy - who are favourites to cruise this group right now - and will need to pull results in their last two matches to have any chance of qualifying to knockout stages.
Wales, meanwhile, snatched a draw as Switzerland dropped two points after leading 1-0 for most of the game until Kieffer Moore gave Wales hope.
The scene has been set for Wales to go through in the top two or face the dilemma of qualifying as one of the better third-placed teams, which could make things awkward for them when they face Italy in the last group stage match.
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Daniel James was the most creative player for Wales in their opening game producing some great crosses to find Kieffer Moore in the box.
His direct running and pace troubled the Swiss defenders and after what Turkey showed on Friday night, he will do the same again.
His attitude was perfect for someone who is a Man United player - his reaction at being substituted said it all so he will be going out looking to prove Rob Page wrong on that part.
So I am surprised to see him priced at 9/2 to assist in the game when clearly he is providing a solid service from the left-wing.
