Euskaraz irakurri: Turkiak Georgia menderatu du, 3-1, eta F multzoko leads da; Portugalek ere hiru pointu ditu

Türkiye beat Georgia, 3-1, and Portugal defeated the Czech Republic, 2-1this Tuesday, within the group Fin the Euro 2024, which is being played in Germany. In this way, after the first day of the group stage, which has already been completed for all teams, Turkey leads group F, with three points, tied with Portugal, but with a better goal difference.

Türkiye beats Georgia (3-1), in a very hard-fought match

In the first game played this Tuesday, Türkiye beat Georgia 3-1in Dortmund. Mert Müldür He put Turkey ahead in the 25th minute, and MikautadzeSeven minutes later, he made it 1-1. Already in the second half, Arda Gülerin the 65th minute, and Artukogluin extra time, in the last play of the match, they scored the second and third goals for the Turkish team, which has made a strong start to the competition.

It was a clash in which two excellent goals for Turkey, the first two, were decided. At 1-0, Mert Müldür hit a great volley shot, while, at 2-1, Arda Güler launched a left-footed shot from outside the area that entered the right corner of Mamardashvili’s goal. A spectacular goal.

The sentence came when Georgia, who has not given up, was looking for 2-2 in a corner that their goalkeeper, who also belongs to Valencia, went up to finish. Artukoglu, in a quick counterattack, took the ball to the net, taking advantage of the fact that there was no Georgian player defending his goal.

Data sheet

3 – Türkiye: Mert Günok; Mert Müldür (Çelik, d. 85), Samet Akaydin, Abdülkerim Bardakci, Ferdi Kadioglu; Kaan Ayhan (Demiral, d. 79), Hakan Çalhanoglu (Salih Ozcan, d. 91); Arda Güler (Yacizi, d. 79), Orkun Kökçü, Kenan Yildiz (Artukoglu, d. 85); Baris Alper Yilmaz.

1 – Georgia: Mamardashvili; Kakabadze, Kverkvelia (Zivzidvadze, d. 85), Kashia, Dvali, Tsitaishvili (Lochosvili, d. 74); Kochorashvili, Mekvabishvili (Altunashvili, d. 89), Chakvetadze (Davitashvili, d. 74); Kvaratskhelia, Mikautadze.

Goals: 1-0, m. 25: Mert Müldür. 1-1, m. 32: Mikautadze. 2-1, m. 65: Burn Güler. 3-1, m. 97: Artukoglu.

Referee: Facundo Tello (Argentina). Yellow card to Bardacki and Calhanoglu, from Türkiye, and Kverkvelia, from Georgia.

Portugal comes back against the Czech Republic (2-1)

At night, in Leipzig, Portugal has come back against the Czech Republic in extra timewith a goal Conceicao, and has won a victory that, although it has been very difficult for him, he has deserved, as seen on the field of play. The Portuguese team won 2-1, and the three goals were scored in the second half; in the 62nd minute, Provodwith a skillful goal, put the Czech Republic ahead, who saw how Portugal tied, in the 70th minute, with an own goal by Hranac. In ’92, Conceiçao gave the victory to his team.

Diogo Jota, in a match action, against Hranac. Photo: EFE.

In the first half, the Czech Republic goalkeeper, Stanek, made several worthwhile interventions, in several plays against Cristiano Ronaldo, and the scoreboard did not move. On the first occasion in which they had a shot on goal, Czechia scored 0-1, and it seemed that Portugal could not find a way to beat the rival goal; Hranac did it, unintentionally, in an unfortunate move, and, already at 1-1, Portugal launched itself on the attack, without reservation, until it found the prize of three points.

Data sheet

2 – Portugal: Diogo Costa; Cancelo (Semedo, min. 90), Dalot (Inacio, min. 63), Pepe, Ruben Dias, Nuno Mendes (Neto, min. 90); Bernardo Silva, Bruno Fernandes, Vitinha (Conçeicao, min. 90); Rafael Leao (Diogo Jota, min. 63) and Cristiano Ronaldo

1 – Czech Republic: Stanek; Coufal, Holes, Hranac, Krejci, Doudera; Sulc (Sevcic, min. 79), Soucek, Provod (Baral, min. 79); Kuchta (Lingr, min. 60) and Schick (Chytil, min. 60)

Goals: 0-1, min. 62: Provod; 1-1, min. 70: Hranac, own goal; 2-1, min. 92: Conceiçao.

Referee: Marco Guida (Italy). Yellow card to Rafael Leao (Portugal) and Schick (Czechia).

Source: Eitb

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