In short, yes, Wales can still qualify for Euro 2024.
To make matters worse for Ben Davies and co., Croatia comfortably beat Latvia 2-0 in the other group game which means that Wales’ destiny is no longer in their hands heading into Tuesday night’s clash against Turkey. The Dragons were pegged back early on by Lucas Zelarayan before levelling through an own-goal just before the half-time whistle, but it wasn’t enough as they were held to a 1-1 stalemate. With their destiny in their own hands, it didn’t quite go to plan. Rob Page led his Wales side out in Yerevan against Armenia on Saturday afternoon knowing that a victory, followed by a win over Turkey on the following Tuesday would secure their spot at next summer’s European Championship in Germany. With just one game to play, we take a look at the Dragons’ qualifying permutations. Wales’ Euro 2024 qualification hopes took a major blow after being held to a 1-1 stalemate by Armenia on Saturday.
