Wales preserved their unbeaten run under Craig Bellamy in a 0-0 Nations League match against Turkey after Kerem Akturkoglu hit the post with his 89th-minute penalty.
Turkey had the opportunity to secure the top spot in Group B4 when Neco Williams fouled Yunus Akgun in the penalty area.
However, Akturkoglu's penalty hit the post and went wide, as Karl Darlow made a diving save in the opposite direction.
With this draw, Wales currently sit in second place in Group B4, trailing Turkey by two points and leading Iceland by two points following Iceland's 2-0 victory over Montenegro.
If Wales avoid defeat at home against Iceland on Tuesday, they will secure a spot in the Nations League playoffs in March. A win could also earn them the top spot in the group and promotion to League A, provided Turkey loses to Montenegro.
Wales had to work hard for the point against Turkey, as they faced pressure throughout the match, just as Bellamy had anticipated.
Despite Turkey's dominance in possession and goal attempts, Wales showed resilience and defended well, much to Bellamy's satisfaction.
Wales had some moments of threat, with Harry Wilson hitting the crossbar and Jordan James having a goal disallowed for offside.
Daniel James returned from injury but started the game on the bench, with Sorba Thomas getting the nod instead. Darlow was chosen in goal over Danny Ward, while Sheehan and James formed a new midfield partnership.
The match in Kayseri marked Turkey's return to the stadium after eight years, with their previous game there resulting in a 5-0 win against Andorra.
Wales started confidently but struggled to create clear chances, with Turkey gradually gaining control of the game.
Despite some nervy moments, Wales defended resolutely, with Connor Roberts and Darlow making crucial interventions to deny Turkey's attacks.
The game saw both teams appeal for penalties, with Wales having a goal disallowed for offside following a VAR review.
In the closing stages, both teams had opportunities to score, but the match ended in a well-deserved draw.
Overall, Wales showed determination and resilience to secure a valuable point away from home against a strong Turkish side.