Turkey mentor Fatih Terim blamed his group for quit in their rebuking 3-0 misfortune to holders Spain at the European Title on Friday.
The Turks endured their second progressive annihilation in Gathering D and must win their last match against the Czech Republic to have a reasonable possibility of achieving the second round.
"Today our national group quit," Terim told a news meeting.
"You can make sure that I will never acknowledge this. For the benefit of my group I am profoundly disturbed. I will do the vital thing."
Turkey skipper Arda Turan attempted to impact the amusement and was noisily booed by his own particular fans.
"It was bad to see Arda booed by our fans," Terim said.
"No mentor would need to be in that circumstance. Arda is one of our most essential players. This ought not happen. No one merits it. The way they booed Arda affected our group."
Spain's Andres Iniesta organized his group's triumph with another eminently productive presentation of midfield inciting and he offered support for Turan, his Barcelona colleague.
"It is a troublesome circumstance for a player to encounter the shrieks of your own fans," man-of-the-match Iniesta said.
"It leaves an awful taste in the mouth for me and for Arda. I know he is a player of extraordinary ability and it is not a simple circumstance for him. I wanted him to enjoy all that life has to offer for whatever is left of the competition."
Terim weeped over the individual blunders that cost his group dear, including a woeful header by Mehmet Topal which gave Nolito a straightforward opportunity to score Spain's second objective in a matter of seconds before halftime.
"We yielded two objectives by individual missteps. One of them was extraordinary," Terim said.
"I compliment Spain. They are an imperative group, an uncommon group," Terim included.
"Initial 30 minutes it was alright yet a short time later we didn't play well. Yielding the second objective made it exceptionally troublesome for us. Subsequent to surrendering the third objective we went into disrepair."
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