Turkey vs Belgium: kick-off time, live TV and streaming details for UEFA Nations League 2026-27
Belgium will face Turkey in their final UEFA Nations League 2026-27 League A Group 1 match at Gursel Aksel Stadium in Izmir on Thursday, November 12; kick-off is scheduled for 10:30 p.m. IST. The visitors enter the game looking to bolster their chances of reaching the competition’s quarterfinals.
Belgium sit third in Group 1 and are closing the gap on France and Italy as they head into their last two games this week, while Turkey’s position in the group is described as all but certain. In the previous 2024–25 Nations League, Belgium finished third in their group behind France and Italy. Having secured two of their first four League A games this campaign, Belgium risk repeating that outcome this season.
Belgium’s placement in the group and their recent results form the immediate backdrop to Thursday’s match. The group race currently involves France and Italy as the primary benchmarks Belgium are attempting to catch. The visitors’ remaining fixtures this week will determine whether they can improve their standing sufficiently to challenge for a quarterfinal berth.
Turkey are now managed by former international midfielder Sergen Yalcin, who was appointed last month. Yalcin succeeded Vincenzo Montella, who was fired after three years in charge. The change in leadership is the most recent alteration to the Turkish setup ahead of this fixture.
The match will be played at Gursel Aksel Stadium in Üçkuyular, Göztepe, Turkey, with a 10:30 p.m. IST start on Thursday, November 12. In India the game will be shown on the Sony Sports Network and streamed on SonyLIV. Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch on Prime Video UK and S4C. Nigerian coverage is on SuperSport Premier League Nigeria via DStv, with streaming available on the DStv Stream app. In the United States the fixture will be available on FOX Sports, FuboTV, and ViX.
The result in Izmir will directly affect Belgium’s bid to advance to the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals. Belgium now have two matches this week to improve their position in Group 1 and influence their qualification chances.
