Germany beats Hungary (2-0) and is already in the round of 16 of the Euro Cup
Euskaraz irakurri: Germanyk Hungary menderatu du (2-0), this final zortzirenetan izango da
Germany beat Hungary, 2-0, and Scotland and Switzerland tied, 1-1this Wednesday, within the group Ain the second day of the group stage of the Euro 2024, which is being played in Germany. In this way, the German team has managed to qualify for the round of 16, and is the first team to do so out of the 24 that are in competition.
Musiala and Gündogan give Germany the victory against Hungary (2-0)
In the second match of the three that were played this Wednesday (previously, within group B, Croatia and Albania had tied at two), Germany beat Hungary, 2-0, with goals from Jamal Musiala and Ilkai Gündogan, in Stuttgart, and, in this way, has become the first team to qualify for the round of 16 of this Euro Cup. Musiala made it 1-0 in the 22nd minute, and Gündogan sealed the victory for the German team in the second half, in the 67th minute of play.
After their excellent debut against Scotland, against which they scored five goals, Germany has once again won deservedly and clearly, although they have not had a match as brilliant as their debut. Hungary has defended with order, and in some plays has gone on the attack with danger; While the score was not wider than the 1-0 that Musiala scored, the Hungarian team did not give up, and Germany did not have a clear victory, because it could not overcome its rival with excessive ease. Finally, the quality and forcefulness of Julian Nagelsmann’s team have confirmed the second victory in the championship for one of the great favorites to win the title.
Data sheet
2 – Germany: Neuer; Kimmich, Rüdiger, Tah, Mittelstädt; Andrich (Emre Can, min. 72), Kroos; Musiala (Fürich, min. 72), Gündogan (Undav, min. 84), Wirtz (Sané, min. 58); Havertz (Fullkrug, min. 58).
0 – Hungary: Gulácsi; Dárdai, Orbán, Fiola; Bolla (Ádám, min. 75), Adam Nagy (Kleinheisler, min. 64), Schäfer, Kerkez (Zsolta Nagy, min. 75); Sallai (Csoboth, min. 87), Szoboszlai; Varga (Gazdag, min. 87).
Goals: 1-0, min. 22: Musiala. 2-0, min. 67: Gundogan.
Referee: Danny Makkelie (Netherlands). Yellow card to Rüdiger and Mittelstadt (Germany) and Varga and Csoboth (Hungary).
Scotland and Switzerland draw (1-1), in a match full of equality
At night in Cologne Scotland and Switzerland have tied 1-1, with the goals of Scott McTominay, in the 13th minute, for Scotland, and of Xherdan Shaqiri, in the 26th, for Switzerland. It is a result that adequately reflects what was seen on the field, because both teams have offered a very even match; The truth is that the score is more favorable for Switzerland, which already has four points and is approaching the round of 16, while Scotland, with one point, must beat Hungary on the third day, to have a chance of continuing in the competition.
Scotland-Switzerland, in addition to equality between the two leading teams, has also had a relentless fight between both teams. It was a vibrant match, full of strength on the part of both squads. Scotland, after the five goals scored against them by Germany last Friday, came out all out and took the lead early, but Switzerland, through their striker Shaqiri, equalized with an excellent goal, another great goal that we were able to score. enjoy this Euro Cup.
Xhaka (Switzerland) fights with Adams (Scotland), in an action of the match. Photo: EFE.
The bad news has been in the injury suffered by Kieran Tierney, Scotland left back, who played for Real Sociedad in the 2023-24 season, in the second part. The defender had to be taken off on a stretcher after being substituted.
Data sheet
1 – Scotland: Gunn; Ralston, Hendry, Hanley, Tierney (McKenna, min. 61), Robertson; Gilmour (McClean, min. 79), McGregor; McTominay, Mcginn (Christie, min. 91); Adams (Shankland, min. 91).
1 – Switzerland: Summer; Schär, Akanji, Ricardo Rodríguez; Widmer, Xhaka, Freuler (Rieder, min. 75), Shaqiri (Embolo, min. 60); Aebischer, Vargas (Sierro, min. 75); Ndoye.
Goals: 1-0, min. 13: McTominay. 1-1, min. 26: Shaqiri.
Referee: Ivan Kruzliak (Slovakia). Yellow card to Ricardo Rodríguez (Switzerland), and McKenna and Mcginn (Scotland).
Source: Eitb
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