EURO 2020 King of Europe | Matchday 19/06/2021

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EURO 2020 King of Europe | Matchday 19/06/2021

EURO 2020 | Matchday 19/06/2021

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EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP – Matchday 19/06/2021

Matchday 19/06/2021

Matchday 19/06/2021: 15.00: Hungary vs France

Hungary seemed on its way to a draw against Portugal for a long time, but the Portuguese took the lead in minute 84 via a deflected ball. Then the dam was broken at the Hungarian defense and Ronaldo made it 0-2 and 0-3. The Hungarians were left with 0 points.

Hungary is the little brother in the “Group of Death” and has only a small chance of qualifying for the next round. The Mighty Magyars do have the advantage of playing in front of a full stadium in their own country and hope to cause a stunt against France.

France can qualify for the knockout stage

France took the lead in the top match against Germany after 20 minutes after Mats Hummels tried to clear a Hernandez cross but kicked the ball into his own goal. France could play its favorite game after the opening goal and wait for the counter. Both teams created several more chances but no more goals were scored. Man of the match Paul Pogba impressed in midfield, while N’Golo Kante worked hard as always.

Les Bleus are a huge favorite against Hungary and there is no doubt that the French will take the 3 points and already qualify for the knockout phase after two games. France owes it to her status to win this match as Hungary is the least opponent in Group F.

Matchday 19/06/2021: 18.00: Portugal vs Germany

Hungary seemed on its way to a stunt against Portugal for a long time, but via a deflected ball the Portuguese took the lead in minute 84. Then the dam was broken and Cristiano Ronaldo made it 0-2 and 0-3. The star Juventus player played his 5th European Championship on Tuesday and scored his 10th and 11th European Championship goals to break even more records.

For Portugal, the real tests are now following with Germany and France. Portugal has only won one of 10 head-to-head duels against Germany in its history and is again the underdog this time. Portugal’s only victory came at the European Championship in 2000 when they won 3-0.

Germany lost the top match against France

Germany had to chase France for almost the entire game after Mats Hummels tried to clear a Hernandez cross after 20 minutes but kicked the ball into his own goal. The 0-1 lead allowed the French to play their favorite game and wait for the counterattack with fast players like Kylian Mbappé. The Mannschaft played dominant football but failed to outwit Hugo Lloris.

Germany is one of the strongest and most successful countries in world football but has something to right with the fans after finishing last in a group with Sweden, Mexico and South Korea at the 2018 World Cup. Joachim Löw’s troops want to take at least a point against Portugal so that it can possibly advance to the knockout phase as the best third.

Matchday 19/06/2021: 21.00: Spain vs Poland

Spain dominated the entire game against Sweden but despite the dominance, the team clearly lacks a real finisher on the field. However, La Roja was able to create enough opportunities to take the lead in the first half, but was not efficient enough in front of goal.

Luis Enrique’s troops continued to besiege the Swedish fortress in the second half, but failed to score. However, the Spaniards had 85% possession, a record at the European Championship. With this draw, Spain must take the win against Poland if they want to become group leader in Group E.

Poland lost surprisingly to Slovakia

Poland surprisingly lost to newcomer Slovakia on the first day of play. The troops of Portuguese national coach Paulo Sousa dominated the game but after a red card for Krychowiak in the second half, things went a lot less. With a goal by Milan Škriniar in minute 69, the Slovaks surprisingly took the 3 points.

In 2010, Spain and Poland played each other (friendly) for the last time. The Spaniards then won 6-0. Because of the loss on the first day of play, Poland should be able to grab something in Spain.