Don't Miss a Kick: Your Complete Guide to Watching France vs. Turkiye Live

France's spot in the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals hangs in the balance as it welcomes Türkiye to Bordeaux for its group stage finale.

Les Bleus had the chance to secure a top-eight berth on Thursday, but a 3–1 loss to Italy—Zinédine Zidane's first defeat as head coach—saw them slip to second place in Group A1. However, that setback at San Siro shouldn't ultimately stop them from advancing.

France simply needs to avoid losing against Türkiye to lock up its quarterfinal spot, and their upcoming opponent has lost all five of its group stage matches so far—including a 1–0 defeat to Kylian Mbappé and company back in September.

France will be eager to finish top of the group, however, which would earn them a more favorable matchup on paper. To do so, they must beat Türkiye and rely on Italy dropping points against Belgium.

Here's everything you need to know about watching this pivotal clash for the 2018 world champions.

What Time Does France vs. Türkiye Kick Off?

How to Watch France vs. Türkiye on TV, Live Stream

Fox Sports, ViX, and fuboTV are all broadcasting the match in the United States, with fuboTV also carrying the action in Canada. DAZN is an additional option for viewers north of the border.

As with virtually all Nations League fixtures, Sky Sports and izzi are the two available options for audiences in Mexico.

Viewers in the United Kingdom will need to pay £2.49 to access the game through Amazon Prime Video.

What's Next for France, Türkiye?

This marks France's final match of the calendar year, with the team not returning to competitive action until March 2027. Zidane's squad will almost certainly be facing a Nations League quarterfinal against an as-yet-undetermined opponent.

Türkiye, meanwhile, has already been relegated from League A, meaning they will be involved in either Euro 2028 qualifying or international friendlies come next March.