Turkey delivered a poor performance against Wales, drawing 0-0 but being completely outplayed and unable to create any real danger. It was a stark contrast to the team we saw in the EUROs, where they reached the quarter-finals with an impressive, attacking style. That's why I expect Turkey to show their real level here and not repeat the dismal display against Wales.

However, that match did offer some positives. Turkey demonstrated that they aren't just an offensive team. They played over 30 minutes with 10 men after a red card and defended well, managing to hold on for a goalless draw.

Yilmaz will be suspended for this fixture, while against Wales, Arda Güler stood out once again, alongside left-back Muldur. It’s promising to see that one of their key players, Calhanoglu, started on the bench, meaning he should be fresh and start today.

I expect Turkey to raise their game in this match and show the potential we saw during the EUROs. They are a very strong home team, largely due to the passionate support of their fans. When at their best, they are dangerous, with fast football, quick counters, and plenty of quality up front. The inclusion of Calhanoglu in the starting XI should help bring out Turkey’s best.

On the other hand, Iceland is a much weaker team. In the EURO qualifiers, they finished seven points behind Luxembourg, which says it all. Iceland tends to play very defensively, while Turkey is a team that often lacks patience in attack. This match will feature two contrasting styles: Turkey pushing forward aggressively, and Iceland playing defensively at a slower pace.

Iceland is coming off a victory over Montenegro, and they’ll likely be satisfied with a draw here. However, they are missing key players such as Brynjar Bjarnason, Sverrir Ingi Ingason, Hörður Magnússon, Hákon Haraldsson, and Albert Guðmundsson due to injuries. Additionally, Finbogason has retired from the national team.

While I believe Iceland has a chance against teams like Montenegro and Wales, Turkey is a class above in this group. The quality gap is significant. Iceland only has a few players in top European clubs (like Oskarsson at Real Sociedad and Thorsteinsson at Hertha Berlin), whereas Turkey boasts players from some of the best teams in Europe.

It won’t be easy, as Iceland will leave little space, but I believe Turkey has the quality needed to break through their defense and secure a home win.

土耳其队在对阵威尔士的比赛中表现不佳，0-0战平，但完全被击败，无法制造任何真正的威胁。这与我们在欧洲杯上看到的这支球队形成了鲜明的对比，他们以令人印象深刻的进攻风格进入了四分之一决赛。这就是为什么我希望土耳其在这里展现出他们真正的水平，而不是重复对威尔士的糟糕表现。

然而，那场比赛确实带来了一些积极的影响。土耳其证明了他们不仅仅是一支进攻型球队。在吃到红牌后，他们用10个人打了30多分钟的比赛，防守很好，在一场0比0的平局中坚持了下来。

伊尔马兹将在本场比赛中停赛，而与威尔士的比赛中，阿尔达·格<e:2>勒和左后卫穆尔都再次脱颖而出。很高兴看到他们的关键球员之一卡尔汉奥卢在替补席上首发，这意味着他今天应该是全新的首发。

我希望土耳其能在这场比赛中提高水平，展现出我们在欧洲杯上看到的潜力。他们是一支非常强大的主队，很大程度上要归功于他们球迷的热情支持。当他们处于最佳状态时，他们是危险的，有快速的足球，快速的反击，以及大量的前场质量。卡尔汉奥卢进入首发阵容将有助于土耳其发挥出最好的状态。

另一方面，冰岛是一支弱得多的球队。在欧洲杯预选赛中，他们落后卢森堡7分，这说明了一切。冰岛倾向于防守，而土耳其则是一支在进攻中缺乏耐心的球队。这场比赛将以两种截然不同的风格为特色:土耳其积极向前推进，冰岛则以较慢的速度防守。

冰岛刚刚战胜了黑山，他们很可能会对这里的平局感到满意。然而，由于伤病，他们失去了布林贾尔·比亚纳松、斯韦里尔·英吉·因加松、Hörður Magnússon、Hákon哈拉尔德松、阿尔伯特·古古·蒙松等核心球员。此外，芬博加森已经从国家队退役。

虽然我相信冰岛有机会对阵黑山和威尔士这样的球队，但土耳其在这个小组中比黑山和威尔士高一个级别。质量差距是巨大的。冰岛只有少数欧洲顶级俱乐部的球员(比如皇家社会的奥斯卡松和柏林赫塔的托尔施泰因松)，而土耳其则拥有一些来自欧洲顶级球队的球员。

这不是一件容易的事，因为冰岛将会留下很少的空间，但我相信土耳其有能力突破他们的防守并确保主场胜利。