Belgium beats Turkey 2-1 in Nations League match in Izmir
Turkey lost its fifth Nations League Group A match to Belgium by 2-1 in Izmir.
KEY POINTS
- Turkey lost 2-1 to Belgium in Izmir
- Match was the fifth game in UEFA Nations League League A Group 1
- Arda Güler scored Turkey's goal
- Belgium scored two goals in the first half
- Turkey has failed to earn points in recent matches
Turkey's national football team lost 2-1 to Belgium in Izmir on November 12, 2026, in the fifth match of UEFA Nations League League A Group 1.
Arda Güler scored to put Turkey ahead, but Belgium scored two goals in the first half to take the lead.
“Turkey has now failed to earn points in consecutive matches.”
Turkey left the field defeated after conceding both goals before halftime.
The team has now failed to earn points in consecutive matches.
The result leaves Turkey without points from its recent Nations League fixtures.
No further details on injuries or disciplinary actions were provided in the reports.
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