Netherlands vs Türkiye EURO 2024 quarter-final preview: Where to watch, kick-off time, possible line-ups

Having reached the last 16 as one of the four best third-placed teams following their 3-2 defeat against Austria, the Netherlands produced their best display of the finals to emphatically dispatch Romania 3-0 last time out and set Oranje fans dreaming of a repeat of their 1988 success in this competition. "We learned our lessons from the Austria game," stated defender Denzel Dumfries. "We had a lot of conversations last week. I think we did very well, especially in the pressing and ball possession. We're very proud because we came back from the Austria game."

Türkiye lost 3-0 against Portugal on Matchday 2 but now have back-to-back wins after seeing off Czechia 2-1 to reach the round of 16, then coming through a topsy-turvy contest against Austria by the same scoreline. "I'm very excited to play in Berlin in front of our supporters," said midfielder Arda Güler, looking ahead to this game. "The Netherlands, of course, are very difficult opponents. But we believe in ourselves and want to go through to the next round too."