FULL TIME They've done it! A remarkable turnaround from the Turks, who came from 2-0 down, to win 3-2. After going 2-0 down just after the hour mark, Turkey looked dead and buried, but Arda Turan's second goal of the tournament gave Fatih Terim's side hope on 75 minutes. Petr Cech of all people gifted Nihat a late equaliser minutes before time, but the Villareal striker wasn't done there. Racing clear of his marker, Nihat unleashed a fierce drive to set-up a quarter-final showdown with Croatia. There was even time for a stoppage time dismissal, as Turkey's no.1 was sent packing for a shove on Jan Koller. We'll be talking about this one for years. Czech Republic 2-3 Turkey.
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CZECH PETULANCE It's all going on in Geneva, as Ujfalusi goes into the referee's little black book for dissent.
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RED CARD Demirel Volkan lashes out at Jan Koller and receives his marching orders. Ridiculous! Tuncay Sanli - a striker - goes in between the sticks for the remainder.
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TIME ADDED ON We're into stoppage time in Geneva - four minutes remain...
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GOAAAAL!!!! Unbelievable! What a turnaround! Nihat breaks free, smashing home what must be the winning goal, which will send Turkey through to the last eight. Superb finish! Czech Republic 2-3 Turkey.
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GOAAAAL!!!! Petr Cech gifts Nihat the equaliser, spilling Hamit Altintop's tame cross from the right. An open goal - what a gift! Penalties here we come! 2-2.
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VLCEK ON Vlcek replaces the excellent Sionko, with the Czech Republic just minutes away from a place in the quarter-finals of Euro 2008.
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WHAT A CHANCE! Servet Cetin fluffs a glorious chance to pull Turkey level, heading wide from only four yards out. Should have scored!
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CZECH CHANGE Czech Republic's Kadlec replaces Jaroslav Plasil. Can they hold on...?
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TENSE FINALE The Turks are up for this one now. For the first time in the game, the Czechs are on the backfoot.
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GOAAAAL!!!! Game on in Geneva! Arda Turan pulls one back for the Turks, smashing home Altintop's cheeky cut-back from the right. Squeaky bum time for the Czechs. Czech Republic 2-1 Turkey.
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FILTHY PLAY Emre Asik flies in on David Rozehnal and deservedly gets booked. Dirty!
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OFF THE POST Cracking effort from Jan Polak, whose ferocious drive crashes back off the woodwork.
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DISJOINTED After a purposeful start to the first half, the Turks are really rocking. If they don't get it together soon, they could be on the end of a real drubbing.
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FORCED CHANGE Emre Asik replaces the injured Emre Gungor, but it could well be too little, too late...
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GOAAAAAL!!!! The Czechs exploit their one man advantage, doubling their lead, with Jaroslav Plasil poking home Sionko's deep cross. Fatih Terim is irrate at not being allowed to send on Gungor's replacement. Czech Republic 2-0 Turkey.
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STRETCHERED OFF Emre Gungor makes a sliding challenge to deny Jan Koller a possible second goal, but in the process, takes a nasty knock and cannot continue.
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ATTACKING CHANGE With Turkey chasing the game, Colin Kazim-Ricards comes on for Mehmet Topal.
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URGENT PLAY The Turks are finally taking the game to Brueckner's boys. Half time substitute Sabri skins Plasil down the right, but his cross is hacked away.
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SAFE HANDS Sketchy defending from the Czechs, allowing Tuncay Sanli a free header in the box. Fortunately though, Petr Cech's on hand to gather the loose ball.
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GREAT AWARENESS David Rozehnal gets in ahead of Nihat to head clear Balta's probing long ball. Nihat takes the resultant corner, but it comes to nothing.
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AMBITIOUS ATTEMPT Bright start from the Turks, with Nihat volleying one just inches over the bar.
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SECOND HALF Czech Republic line up as they were for the second half. As for Turkey, Sabri's on in place of Semih Senturk.
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HALF TIME As it stands, there won't be the historic penalty shoot-out we all hoped for, with the Czechs going in at the break 1-0 to the good. Jan Koller grabbed the only goal of the half, exploiting the Turks' weak back-line to bag his 55th international goal. Turkey have struggled to create anything going forward and defensively, just cannot cope with the strength of Koller. Brueckner will be a happy bunny at the break, while Fatih Terim will be absolutely fuming. Czech Republic 1-0 Turkey.
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OVER THE TOP Jan Koller once again beats his marker, this time heading just over from Sionko's curling cross.
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INEFFECTIVE You never know what you're going to get with the Turks. So far tonight, we've seen next to nothing from the Swiss-slayers.
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MATEJOVSKY'S CROCKED Marek Matejovsky makes an early exit - stretchered off - and is replaced by David Jarolim.
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GOAAAAL!!!! Czech Republic take a well deserved lead through Jan Koller. The unmarked geriatric striker, powering home Zdenek Grygera's superb cross. Classic centre forward's header, that one. Czech Republic 1-0 Turkey.
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WINDED A brief break in play allows Hamit Altintop the chance to recover from a fierce ball to the ribs. Ouch!
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HEADED CLEAR The Turks earn a corner after a tidy spell of passing, but Nihat's Servet-bound cross is nodded clear.
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CZECH ON TOP The Czechs are edging this one, playing to their strengths down the wings. Turkey though, have created little in what has been a nervy start from Terim's side.
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SERVET TO THE RESCUE Servet makes a vital challenge, with Jan Koller ready and waiting to convert Sionko's pin-point cross following some superb work down the flank from Jankulovski.
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COMFORTABLE SAVE Matejovsky fires one straight into the arms of Volkan from 25-yards. He won't beat the 'keeper like that!
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JUST WIDE Tuncay Sanli goes it alone before sending one narrowly wide from 20 yards out. Cech had it covered, mind.
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SCRAPPY The Turks are struggling to cope with the presence of Jan Koller. Emre Gungor becomes the latest player to get a talking to after a cynical challenge on the giant striker.
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BACK CHAT Mehmet Aurelio talks his way into the referee's notebook, collecting his second yellow card of the tournament. If Turkey do qualify, he will not feature in the quarter-finals.
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POSSESSION PLAY The Turks are at long last enjoying their first real spell on the ball, but will have to be at their creative best to unlock the Czech's back-line.
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FOUL PLAY Peter Frojdfeldt dishes out the game's first yellow card following Topal's reckless challenge on the giant Jan Koller.
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DANGEROUS CROSS Good start from Brueckner's boys as Sionko heads just over from Jankulovski's testing in-swinging cross.
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BRIGHT START Czech's Matejovsky finds a bit of space 30-yards from goal, but his effort sails harmlessly wide. Worth a try, I suppose.
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WE'RE OFF Referee Peter Frojdfeldt gets the game underway in Geneva. The unpredictable Turks line-up 4-4-2, while the Czechs stick with their so far static 4-5-1 formation. The winner takes it all...
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TEAM NEWS Fatih Terim names Semih Senturk, Emre Gungor and Mehmet Topal in his starting XI, with Emre Asik, Gokdeniz Karadeniz and Tumer Metin dropping to the bench. Just the one change for the Czechs however, with Jan Koller returning to the starting XI in place of Milan Baros.
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PREVIEW A huge all or nothing affair this evening in Geneva as Turkey face the Czech Republic, with the winner progressing to the last eight of Euro 2008. Both sides are level-pegging in Group A, having won one and lost one, scoring two goals and conceding three in the process. Curiously though, if the game remains level after 90 minutes, the match will be decided on penalties with no extra-time played - a first in the history of the European Championship. Following the Czech's 3-1 defeat to Portugal, gaffer Karel Brueckner may dismantle his preferred 4-5-1 line-up in favour of a simpler 4-4-2 formation, partnering Milan Baros and the towering Jan Koller in attack. Fatih Terim meanwhile, is likely to name the same starting XI that beat Switzerland at the death last time out. Turkey have only ever beaten the Czech Republic once in fourteen attempts, but records could well be broken this evening, whilst making a bit of history on the way. What a prospect!