Germany is set to face Hungary in their second group match of the European Championship, following an impressive 5-1 victory against Scotland. The match, which will be held at the Stuttgart Arena, is crucial for both teams. A win for Germany would almost certainly secure their place in the round of 16, while Hungary, having lost 1-3 to Switzerland, must win to stay in the race for qualification.
Germany's national coach, Julian Nagelsmann, has emphasized the importance of maintaining the team's performance level. 'We do not expect to shoot every opponent out of the stadium,' Nagelsmann said, highlighting the need for entertaining football that rewards the fans' support. Despite the opening victory, team captain Manuel Neuer and his experienced teammates, including Thomas Müller and Toni Kroos, are cautious and focused on the task ahead.
The German team has been warned about the challenges posed by Hungary, a team that has proven to be a tough opponent in recent encounters. Germany has not won in their last three matches against Hungary, and Nagelsmann described Hungary as 'a good transition team.' The presence of several Bundesliga professionals in the Hungarian team, such as Willi Orban and Péter Gulácsi, adds to the complexity of the match.
The match will be broadcast live on beIN SPORTS 1 at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 19. The commentary team will provide insights into the team compositions and analyze the players' performances. For fans looking to follow all Euro 2024 matches, beIN SPORTS CONNECT offers a subscription for €15 per month, with a special 50% discount for those under 26.
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- Last Friday, Germany's national team, led by Julian Nagelsmann, secured a commanding 5-1 victory over Scotland, taking the lead in Group A. This result has put them in a strong position, tied on points with Switzerland.
- Hungary, on the other hand, suffered a 1-3 defeat against Switzerland. Key players like Attila Szalai and Bendeguz Bolla received yellow cards during the match, leaving Hungary with zero points and a negative goal difference. Hungary must win against Germany to keep their hopes of advancing alive.
- The match will be officiated by Danny Makkelie, with Rob Dieperink assisting at VAR. Fans can catch all the action live on beIN SPORTS 1, with the match kicking off at 6 p.m. at the Stuttgart Arena.
