relive the multiplex with two cruel scenarios

Thank you all for following this Multiplex! Germany, Switzerland, Hungary and Switzerland. Here is the outcome, in order, of group A.

Hungary made the perfect shot to get this victory in the very last moments. She is still in the race for the eighth by beating Scotland (1-0).

Csoboth concludes a perfect counterattack from the Hungarians who achieve the feat of winning this meeting after boredom. The Scots are eliminated. Hungary remains alive.

Fullkrug comes to save Germany in a very poorly started meeting. The Germans therefore finished first in group A ahead of Switzerland.

David Rhum’s cross for Niclas Fullkrug who liberates the Frankfurt stadium and millions of Germans by placing his ball in Yann Sommer’s net. How cruel it is for the Swiss.

Four more minutes between Switzerland and Germany.

Hungary and Scotland have ten minutes to stay alive.

The Swiss midfielder strikes with first intention from the left, but his attempt is sent to a corner by a good save from Manuel Neuer.

The Swiss entrant comes to crucify Neuer with a beautiful cross shot after another counter, but M.Orsato whistles offside. Too bad for Switzerland.

Nagelsmann’s players push to equalize, even if Sommer doesn’t really have any saves to make.

Wirtz and Musiala are replaced by Sané and Fullkrug.

The Hungarian center forward is completely stunned and cannot get up. He is placed in the side safety position after a big collision with the Scottish goalkeeper. Medical assistance takes him off the pitch using a stretcher to the applause of all the supporters present in Stuttgart.

The German misses the opportunity to equalize, alone in the area. But the Bayern player misses his recovery a little and a Swiss defender can oppose and keep Sommer’s goal clean.

Hungarian Bendeguz Bolla remains on the ground after heavy contact. Penalty potential to be checked.

The Nati midfielder is warned.

Germany : Beier replaces Andrich.

Suisse : Duah replaces Ndoye, Vargas replaces Rieder, Amdoui replaces Embolo

2 shots on target out of 13. The stats are bad for the Germans, active but not at all realistic. David Rhum tries his luck from afar, but it goes far above. A few seconds later, Havertz misses his flying header.

Rhum and Schlotterbeck replace Mittelstadt and Tah.

The Hungarian striker shows some good things at the start of the second half. His shot was first captured by Gunn, then his second attempt, an opportunity later, was blocked by Ralston. Hungary insists.

The German midfielder is served in the background. His first intention shot goes far to the right of Sommer’s post.

When Germany doesn’t let it come and attacks, it is dangerous. Musiala’s shot is well returned with his fists by Sommer.

Embolo continues his activity and serves Widmer in the area. The Swiss number 3 slips, but Embolo comes back to attack a few seconds later.

There are 45 minutes left for Germany to turn the situation around and just as much time for the Hungarians and Scots, if they want to stay alive.

Germany were held to a draw by Switzerland, while Scotland and Hungary were back to back at the break. The Nati temporarily goes first in group A.

The Hungarian midfielder is guilty of a nasty foul in midfield and takes his team’s third yellow card.

For its part, Hungary created the most dangerous opportunities against Scotland. On a free kick from Szoboszlai, Willy Orban hits the bar with his head, but the Leipzig defender was offside.

Served by Toni Kroos at the far post, Rudiger misses his header while he was in a position to equalize. Too bad for the Germans.

Jonathan Tah’s high foot on Breel Embolo penalizes him with a yellow card. The defender will be suspended for the 1/8 finals.

The Nati passes Germany with 7 points against 6, at the top of the group.

Read alsoThe classification of group A

Almost on the kick-off, Breel Embolo is launched in depth and strikes with first intention. His cross shot passes a few centimeters from Neuer’s goal.

Dan Ndoye finally unlocks his counter at the Euro. On a cross from Freuler, the Bologna center forward cuts the ball well to beat Neuer. Switzerland goes first in the group.

At fault on McGinn, the Hungarian Willy Orban is also warned. The Hungarians are rough at the start of the match.

Unlike Germany-Switzerland which offers an exciting start to the game, the match between Scotland and Hungary does not start in the same way. Not much to get your teeth into during this part. Only Hungarian midfielder Callum Styles has just been warned.

Germany is already striking. Mittelstadt crosses for Havertz, but the ball is cleared. Andrich is at the reception. The Leverkusen midfielder hits and the rebound misses Sommer. VAR cancels the goal after a foul by Musiala during the Swiss clearance.

After a few minutes of sterile possession, the Germans returned close to the Swiss surface. Musiala and Gundogan are still there, Havertz is well served by Mittelstadt, but neither opportunity ends with a strike.

After eight minutes of play and sterile Scottish domination, the right side of Servette Geneva, Bolla tries his luck from the right of 30m. His shot does not surprise Gunn, who still has to work to get the ball out.

Currently, with these scores, Germany (1st, 7pts) and Switzerland (2nd, 5pts) qualify, Scotland (3rd, 2pts) and Hungary (4th, 1pt) are eliminated.

The relationship between Musiala and Gundogan is starting to show. After a tumble from the halfway line, the Bayern player serves the Barça player, but the Swiss defense watches. From a corner, Havertz takes the ball with his head but the latter is too axial.

The match of last hopes between Hungary and Scotland. The loser will be eliminated and a draw doesn’t help anyone either.

Germany must not lose to maintain its first place at the top of the group, threatened by Switzerland, its evening opponent.

Facundo Tello will be the referee for Scotland-Hungary, Daniele Orsato that of Germany-Switzerland.

L’Scotland will qualify as second if it wins against Hungary and Switzerland loses against Germany. If Switzerland loses and Scotland wins, the two selections will be decided on goal difference. Scotland will be eliminated in the event of a defeat. There Hungary cannot finish in the top two and will not be able to qualify for the eighth if they do not win against Scotland.

Second in Group A, Switzerland can aim for first place in its group in the event of a victory against Germany on Sunday at 9 p.m. Quarter-finalist in 2021, the Nati hopes to create a surprise in Frankfurt.

Euro 2024: Switzerland wants to shake Germany

Already qualified for the round of 16 of “its” Euro-2024 at home, Germany is aiming for a flawless performance against Switzerland on Sunday evening (9:00 p.m.). A draw on Frankfurt’s poor pitch against Switzerland will be enough to satisfy both teams. This scenario would ensure that the Mannschaft won Group A ahead of the Nati, which would reach the eighth, as was the case for them at the 2018 World Cup, Euro 2021 and the 2022 World Cup.

Ecosse: Angus Gunn, Jack Hendry, Grant Hanley, Callum McGregor, John McGinn, Anthony Ralston, Andy Robertson (C), Scott McTominay, Billy Gilmour, Scott McKenna, Che Adams

Hungary: Peter Gulacsi, Willi Orban, Endre Botka, Marton Dardai, Milos Kerkez, Andras Schafer, Bendeguz Bolla, Callum Styles, Barnabas Varga, Dominik Szoboszlai (C), Roland Sallai,

Germany: Manuel Neuer; Joshua Kimmich, Antonio Ruediger, Jonathan Tah, Maximilian Mittelstaedt; Toni Kroos, Robert Andrich; Florian Wirtz, Ilkay Gundogan (captain), Jamal Musiala; Kai Havertz.

Switzerland: Yann Sommer; Manuel Akanji, Ricardo Rodriguez, Fabian Schar; Silvan Widmer, Remo Freuler, Granit Xhaka (captain), Fabien Rieder; Michel Aebischer, Breel Embolo; Dan Ndoye

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