Hungary and Switzerland clashed in their opening Group A match at the Euro 2024 RheinEnergieStadion in Cologne, Germany.
Switzerland got its Euros campaign off to a winning start with a 3-1 victory over Hungary.
Kwadwo Duah gave Switzerland an early lead with his first international goal before Michel Aebischer made it 2-0 just before the break.
Barnabas Varga pulled one back for Hungary in the second half but Breel Embolo sealed victory in added time.
Sportstar looks at the top talking points from the clash between from the exciting Euros clash between Hungary and Switzerland:
Shaqiri not in starting 11
Surprisingly, Swiss star player Xherdan Shaqiri was not included in the starting 11.
Milos Kerkez, youngest player for Hungary in Euros in 60 years
At just 20 years and 221 days old, Milos Kerkez became the youngest player to appear for Hungary at the Euros in 60 years.
Switzerland’s Ricardo Rodriguez sets record for most appearances
Ricardo Rodriguez set a new record for the most appearances for Switzerland at major international tournaments (22).
Domonik Szboszlai becomes youngest ever captain in Euro history
Dominik Szoboszlai started for Hungary against Switzerland and became the youngest ever captain (23 years 7 months and 21 days) at a men’s European Championship.
Kwadwo Duah scores with his second ever shot for Switzerland!
Kwadwo Duah scored the opening goal against Hungary which was not just his first international goal but also his second ever shot for Switzerland.
Aebischer scores his first goal for Switzerland
After 20 appearances for the national side, Michel Aebischer has finally scored his first goal for Switzerland.
Aebischer also the first player to both score and assist in a single match for Switzerland
Michel Aebischer also became the first player to both score and assist for Switzerland in a single match at the Euros.
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