Euro 2020 Highlights, Portugal vs France and Germany vs Hungary: Portugal, Germany Qualify, France Top Group

UEFA Euro 2020 Highlights, Portugal vs France and Germany vs Hungary: Portugal and France play out a 2-2 draw in Budapest while Germany draw 2-2 with Hungary in Munich. Based on the results, France ends up as Group F toppers while Germany qualify for the Round of 16 with second-placed finish. Portugal also qualify for the last 16 as one of the four best third-placed teams and their title defence stays alive.

Portugal vs France saw three penalties being given and all of them were converted. Cristiano Ronaldo converted two and matched Iranian Ali Daei’s record of most international goals while Karim Benzema converted France’s penalty. Benzema also scored one from open play. In Munich, Hungary had taken the lead through Adam Szalai in the 11th minute but Germany equalised in the 66th minute with Kai Havertz finding the back of the net. Two minutes after the Havertz goal, Hungary took the lead again with Schafer getting on the scoresheet but in the 84th minute, Goretzka equalised for Germany, eventually taking them though.

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Portugal vs France

ristiano Ronaldo scored two penalties to tie the overall men’s scoring record with 109 goals and give Portugal a 2-2 draw with France and a spot in the round of 16 of the European Championship. Ronaldo scored in the 31st minute and then equalized in the 60th after France forward Karim Benzema netted twice in between for the World Cup champions.

They were Benzema’s first goals at the tournament after failing to find the target at Euro 2008 and 2012.

France was already assured of a spot in the next round.

Germany vs Hungary

Leon Goretzka scored late to keep Germany in the European Championship after a 2-2 draw against Hungary on Wednesday.

Jamal Musiala made an immediate impact after coming on in the 82nd minute, eluding three defenders to give Timo Werner room to shoot. Werner was blocked but the rebound fell for Goretzka, who shot past goalkeeper Pter Gulcsi in the 84th.

It had looked like Adam Szalai was going to drag his team into the round of 16. The Hungary captain scored one goal early against the run of play and set up Andres Schafer to make it 2-1 right after Kai Havertz had equalized for Germany. But Goretzka rescued the Germans.