Find all the essential information from this sixth day of Euro 2024 in Germany.
Today’s matches
For this sixth day of competition, three posters are on the program. Croatia will have to react against Albania after the slap received during the first match against the Spaniards (3-0). In the process, the host country will face Hungary on the lawn of the MHP Arena in Stuttgart. Finally, the poster between Scotland and Switzerland will close this new day of European competition.
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Schedules and broadcast channels
Croatia-Albania (Group B): 3 p.m. (beIN Sports 1)
Germany-Hungary (Group A): 6 p.m. (beIN Sports 1)
Scotland-Switzerland (Group A): 9 p.m. (beIN Sports 1)
Blues news
A new, fairly basic day is ahead for our tricolors. Two players will appear before the press at 4 p.m. before collective training – open to the media – at the Home Deluxe Arena (5:30 p.m.). For his part, Kylian Mbappé will receive treatment for his broken nose.
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Today’s statement
«Nikola has put in a lot of effort to help the team at Euro 2024, and he remains an integral member. Unfortunately this second injury happened, and I can only thank Nikola for his efforts, and wish him a speedy recovery. announced Croatian coach Zlatko Dalic. A premature departure from German soil for the player playing for Torino (Italy).
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Player to watch: Florian Wirtz (Germany)
The young 21-year-old German – first scorer of this Euro – will undoubtedly be the attraction of this new day of competition. Voted best player of the Bundesliga season and German champion with Bayer Leverkusen, Florian Wirtz will have to be closely monitored by the Hungarian defense, which has already conceded three goals in its first meeting against Switzerland (3-1 ).
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Expression of the day: a scorpion strike
There should not be many of them performing this technical gesture during this month of competition in Germany (June 14-July 14). The scorpion shot, which consists of catching an aerial ball with both feet back with the body parallel to the lawn, was performed for the first time by a… goalkeeper. René Higuita was the creator of this “somersault” during a match between England and Colombia – his selection – in the legendary Wembley stadium, on September 6, 1995.
