Large winners over Scotland in the home opener, the Germans want to continue in Stuttgart on Wednesday against a vengeful Hungary.
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The level is rising for Germany. Julian Nagelsmann’s men have the opportunity to take a big step towards the round of 16 of their Euro, Wednesday June 19, on the occasion of their second outing, against Hungary in Stuttgart. Ultra-dominant against a weak Scotland for their entry into the running (5-1), the hosts of the tournament this time come up against a team with its back to the wall after its defeat against Switzerland (1-3), despite a good reaction in the second half .
The Hungarian selection will also have a strong German accent. In addition to its star Dominik Szoboszlai, who passed through Leipzig before joining Liverpool last summer, no less than six Hungarian players are currently playing across the Rhine. A good test for the Nationalelf rearguard, rather busy supplying balls to the restless Florian Wirtz and Jamal Musiala in the opening, due to lack of a Scottish offensive to counter.
In the event of a victory, Germany would have six points in Group A and could secure a place in the round of 16 even before its last group match, depending on the result of Switzerland-Scotland at 9 p.m. Will the Germans manage to continue? Follow our live stream.
