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Guus plots an upset

AJPP, Istanbul
Turkey are looking for their third consecutive home win over Germany in Friday's Euro 2012 qualifier with Guus Hiddink's team ready to create an upset as they
chase a berth for the finals.
Undefeated in Group A, Germany earned their place at the Euro 2012 finals, to be hosted by the Ukraine and Poland, when they beat Austria 6-2 last month, and Turkey are second so a rare win over the Germans would help their cause.
The best they can hope for is a place in the play-offs as group runners-up.
While Germany have won 13 of their 19 meetings, two of the Turks three wins have come at home thus giving them something to boost their hopes.
However, Hiddink believes that the Germans will beveryhardtobreak down.
"I see very few weaknesses (in the Germany team)," said Hiddink.
"It will be a difficult match for us, but don't underestimate our potential.
"We have created some synergy in our last few home games."
Germany are chasing their ninth consecutive victory in their qualification campaign while Tlirkey are unbeaten from their last six
games.
German Coach Joachim Loew has a potential headache with both key strikers Mario Gomez and Miroslav Klose struggling to be fit.
Veteran Klose broke off training on Wednesday with a painful knee, while Gomez is struggling with a groin strain.
Should both fail to be fit, Loew would have just one available striker in Brazil-born Cacautocallon.
German playmaker Mesut Ozil - son of Turkish immigrants - also missed training on Wednesday because of a sore Achilles tendon and midfielder Toni Kroos is certainly out with'flu.
TUrkey will qualify for the play-offs with a match to spare if they get a better result against Germany than Belgium manage against Kazakhstan, also on Friday.
Left-back Gokhan Gonul has said his team must take four points from their next two games - the final one is against Azerbaijan.
"We also understand the need to take four points in the two matches, which is a worsecase scenario for us," he said.
"We know the power of Germany, they come with an unbeaten record in the group.
"Matches between two teams are prestigious and they are important games for us.
"We know it will be difficult, but not impossible."