Hungary 0-3 Türkiye

Current streaks

Recent form

Hungary

Hungary's recent form has been inconsistent, with the team struggling to secure victories in their last six matches. The Magyars have managed just one win, against Bosnia and Herzegovina, while drawing three and losing two. Notably, Hungary have been involved in a series of low-scoring affairs, with four out of their six recent games featuring under 2.5 goals. Their defensive record has been a concern, conceding nine goals in six matches, including a heavy 4-0 defeat to the Netherlands. On a positive note, Hungary have shown resilience at home, remaining unbeaten in their last three home fixtures with two draws and a win. However, their goal-scoring output has been modest, averaging less than a goal per game in this period. The team's ability to keep clean sheets in two of their last six matches provides a glimmer of hope for their defensive capabilities.

Türkiye

Türkiye have shown impressive form in their recent UEFA Nations League matches, winning four of their last six games. The team have been particularly prolific in front of goal, scoring 12 times in this period for an average of 2 goals per game. Their most notable performance came in a high-scoring 4-2 victory away to Iceland, demonstrating their attacking prowess. Türkiye are currently on a three-match winning streak, bouncing back strongly from a draw against Wales and a defeat to Montenegro. Defensively, they have been relatively solid, keeping two clean sheets and conceding an average of 1.17 goals per game. The team's matches have tended to be entertaining affairs, with 67% of their games seeing both teams score and over 2.5 goals. This combination of attacking flair and defensive resilience has contributed to a positive goal difference of +5 over the six-game period.

Recent home/away form

Hungary

Hungary have shown a mixed form at home in their recent fixtures, with a notable trend towards resilient defensive performances. The Magyars have maintained an unbeaten streak in their last three home matches, all ending in draws, including respectable results against formidable opponents Germany and the Netherlands. Their defensive prowess is evident, having kept three clean sheets in their last six games and conceding an average of less than one goal per match. However, their attacking output has been somewhat inconsistent, with a high-scoring 3-0 victory against Israel contrasting with two goalless draws. The most significant result in this period was a 3-1 defeat to Switzerland in the European Championship, which stands out as their only loss and the highest-scoring game in this set of fixtures. Overall, Hungary have demonstrated a tendency to be difficult to beat at home, but have struggled to convert draws into victories in their most recent outings.

Türkiye

Türkiye have shown mixed form in their recent away matches, with a notable tendency for high-scoring encounters. Their last six games have produced an impressive average of 3.17 goals per match, with 83% of these fixtures seeing over 2.5 goals and both teams scoring. The team have been prolific in attack, netting 1.67 goals per game, but their defence has been somewhat porous, conceding 1.5 goals on average. A particularly high-scoring game stands out in their 4-2 victory against Iceland in the UEFA Nations League. Despite their attacking prowess, Türkiye have managed only one clean sheet in this period, highlighting defensive vulnerabilities on their travels. Their away form has been inconsistent, with no runs of more than two consecutive wins or losses, but they did enjoy a brief spell of success with back-to-back wins against Czechia and Austria during the European Championship.