Europe is talking about Our Children! One of the headlines will anger the Germans.

The elimination of our National Football Team by losing 2-1 to the Netherlands in the quarter-finals of EURO 2024 has received wide coverage in the world press. While our team and players were praised in the news, one of the headlines is likely to upset the tournament's host, Germany.

Here is how the Turkey-Netherlands match was reflected in the European press;

NOS/Netherlands: The Netherlands team showed resistance against Turkey and returned to the semi-finals of the European Championship after 20 years.

DE TELEGRAAF/Netherlands: It was not easy to play against Turkey, it was a tough match. But this Netherlands team proved that it has great character.

EL PAIS/Spain: Netherlands struggled against an enthusiastic and warrior-like Turkey. Koeman's team had to work hard in an atmosphere heated by Turkish fans. After Germany, the second host of the tournament was also eliminated.

EL CONFIDENCIAL/Spain: Netherlands ended Arda Güler's dream by defeating Turkey in five minutes. The Netherlands-Turkey match was the most enjoyable and the only quarter-final match that did not go into extra time.

HLN/Belgium: Despite the challenge from Turkey, Netherlands managed to win. They created a very good interaction between players and fans in this tournament.

THE GUARDIAN/England: Koeman saw his players hit a wall and brought Weghorst into the game. His entrance changed the course of the game and they overcame the relentless Turkey.

DAILY MAIL/England: Netherlands managed to reach the semi-finals by coming from behind and winning dramatically, extinguishing the Turkish fire in Berlin.

RMC SPORT/France: In the match where Netherlands was behind for a long time, the own goals scored by De Vrij and Mert Müldür in six minutes turned everything around.

FOOT MERCATO/France: Netherlands defeated Turkey in a crazy match. Turkey started the match well and took the lead, but the Oranje reacted and turned the game around.

SPORZA/Belgium: Netherlands stood strong and secured their place in the semi-finals against England. Turkey leaves the European Championship with their heads held high.

CORRIERE DELLO SPORT/Italy: Turkey, eliminated with the own goals scored by De Vrij and Mert Müldür. Akaydın's goal was not enough to continue Turkey's fairy tale in Germany.

SKY SPORT/Germany: Netherlands advanced to the semi-finals by defeating Turkey with an exciting second half. The performance of De Vrij, who was the best player on the field, and Verbruggen's saves in the final moments were decisive.

DER WESTEN/Germany: An impressive tournament for Turkey ended with the quarter-finals. Despite the painful elimination, pride prevails in Turkey.

FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE/Germany: Turkey missed the semi-finals of the European Football Championship. The Turks lost the match by scoring an own goal against the Netherlands.

LA GAZZETTA DELLO SPORT/Italy: Montella's Turkey believes, but the own goal scored by them extinguishes the dream. Netherlands is in the semi-finals. Montella's team took the lead with Akaydın, but in the second half, Oranje turned the game around with De Vrij and Muldur's own goals in six minutes. They will face England on July 10. Netherlands reached the semi-finals of a major tournament for the first time in ten years. On the night of July 5-6, 2014, they defeated the surprise of the Brazil World Cup, Costa Rica. This time, they sent Vincenzo Montella's Arabian Nights Turkey home and entered the penultimate stage of the European Championship. The Turkish defender's relationship with the goal will be remembered in the almanacs, the header he made in a robber style to punish Verbruggen from below. And sent everyone to halftime with a 1-0 lead.

BILD/Germany: Netherlands struggled to create danger for a long time and was mostly devoid of imagination. Koeman reacted by bringing Weghorst into the game at halftime, but Turkey tried their luck. Arda Güler failed to surpass the post in a free kick. In the end, two good moves and six minutes were enough for the Dutch to celebrate.

KICKER/Germany: Netherlands turned the tide against Turkey. Turkey led the quarter-final match for a long time, but Netherlands managed to turn it around in six minutes and had more breathing space at the end of the match. Netherlands stayed behind for a long time against Turkey and gave a lackluster performance.

TUTTOSPORT/Italy: Kenan Yıldız tried, Samet Akaydın surprised: Turkey lost in the comeback, Netherlands reached the semi-finals. The Oranje won 2-1 and advanced to the quarter-finals. They will play against England to reach the Euro 2024 final.

SPORTMEDIASET/Italy: The beauty of football is that everything can change in a few minutes: Turkey, who dominated the first half, was caught and surpassed by Netherlands in the second half; Montella's team had at least three chances to equalize in the final. The relentless Netherlands did not give up in the second half and relied on the class of their players to reach the semi-finals, but Turkey bid farewell to the tournament with courage and good play in an entertaining and magnificent match.

MARCA/Spain: Ronald Koeman's Netherlands stopped the 'Turkish miracle' by using their character, skill, and quality, and advanced to the semi-finals by coming from behind.

MARCA/SPAIN: Arda Güler is leaving the European Championship. Eventually, everyone leaves, but the good ones leave a mark. The Madrid player did this with both his left foot and his right foot, assisting Samet Akaydın with Turkey's goal against the Netherlands. Another match, the final match, and once again Arda Güler was the sensation for the Turks.

AS/SPAIN: De Vrij and Gakpo almost produced a Maradona-like performance from the Madrid star to take Koeman's Netherlands to the semi-finals.

MUNDO DEPORTIVO/SPAIN: The image says it all. Clement Turpin blows the final whistle of the Netherlands-Turkey match played at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, and the contrasting emotions between the winners and losers of a European Championship quarter-final are clearly visible. While the Oranje players soar with joy for reaching the semi-finals, all the Ottoman players collapse on the field in sorrow, aware of the missed opportunity. Except for one. Arda Güler comes to console his teammates one by one. The youngest player in Vincenzo Montella's squad, one of the sensations of the European Championship, shows maturity beyond his 19 years despite the bitter defeat. Once again, he emerges as the leader of the national team, leading Ronald Koeman's team with his game and movements.

RELEVO/SPAIN: Throughout the year, Spanish journalists received messages from their Turkish colleagues. They asked, "Why isn't Arda Güler playing? Ancelotti should give him a chance." Then they made predictions one after another: "You'll see. Arda Güler will be the star of the European Championship with Turkey." They were almost right.