Switzerland vs. Turkey (Sunday, 5.00pm)
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With both having failed to win so far, Switzerland meet Group A's bottom side Turkey in their final Euro 2020 group game on Sunday.
To secure a ticket to the knockout stages, three points are now essential in Baku, as neither nation could handle red-hot Italy or overcome Wales - leaving them in a perilous position after the first two matches.
We say: Switzerland 2-2 Turkey
Though neither nation was expected to reach the Championships' sharp end, it has been a humbling experience for both to date.
Now freed by the knowledge that a win - potentially by several goals - is a must, they can both allow their flair players, such as Xherdan Shaqiri and Hakan Calhanoglu, the opportunity to get forward at will.
As a result, an open, frenetic encounter could be in store - ending in a draw which would send them both tumbling out of the tournament.
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Italy vs. Wales (Sunday, 5.00pm)
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Wales will be looking to make certain of their place in the knockout stages of Euro 2020 with a point against Europe's form side Italy at Stadio Olimpico on Sunday.
The Dragons have picked up four points from their opening two Group A games, while Italy have a perfect six from six and are already through to the next round.
We say: Italy 2-0 Wales
None of the previous nine meetings between these sides have ever ended in a draw, with Italy winning seven to Wales' two victories.
Not only have the Azzurri won 10 games in a row, they have kept a clean sheet in each of those matches, and it is difficult to see the visitors ending either of those runs.
Both teams will make a fair few changes, but we are predicting a similar outcome for Italy, with all three points and a clean sheet to sail through in top spot.
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Barney Corkhill
