Euro 2024 continued on Wednesday, as Germany (2-0-0) beat Hungary (0-0-2) in Group A, 2-0, to advance to the knockout stage. With a win against Scotland, Switzerland will also advance.
Here are the top moments from the match!
90': Germany 2, Hungary 0
Hungary had a golden scoring opportunity with Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer coming out of the net to defend a shot. That said, Germany defender Joshua Kimmich played hero, knocking the ball out of harm's way behind Neuer to save a goal.
67': Germany 2, Hungary 0
Germany put together a passing clinic, and midfielder Ilkay Gundogan capped it off by hammering in the country's second goal.
60': Germany 1, Hungary 0
Hungary's Barnabas Varga got up high for a header attempt, but he was a little too high, as the shot went just above the net.
55': Germany 1, Hungary 0
Germany was threatening early in the second half, but Hungary goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi was having none of it, slapping away two shots.
Germany had possession of the ball for the majority of the first half, more specifically out-passing Hungary, 352-118. That said, they each had plausible scoring opportunities, with Hungary getting off five shots, including one on goal, while Germany got off nine shots, including three on goal.
Germany is 20-0-1 (W-L-D) all time at the EUROs when leading at halftime.
44': Germany 1, Hungary 0
Depending on the way you view the shot, it appeared that Jamal Musiala scored his second goal of the game shortly before halftime, but the Germany midfielder's shot was actually just wide to the right.
26': Germany 1, Hungary 0
Hungary looked poised to even up the score at one apiece, but Dominik Szoboszlai's free kick was denied by Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, who went flying to make the save, and then a shot off the ricochet was unsuccessful.
22': Germany 1, Hungary 0
Germany was all over the net, and, eventually, Jamal Musiala powered in the first goal of the game. Musiala (21 years and 114 days old) is the second-youngest player in EUROs history to score in each of their first two starts in the tournament, behind only Hungary’s Ferenc Bene (19 years and 186 days old in 1964).
11': Germany 0, Hungary 0
Germany's Kai Havertz grinded his way into a close-up shot attempt — despite being hounded by Hungary defender Willi Orban — but it was sent away.
