Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has formed a new alliance with Austria’s far-right Freedom Party and the Czech Republic’s main opposition party, aiming to become the largest right-wing group in the European Parliament. The alliance, dubbed ‘Patriots for Europe,’ seeks to attract more members and challenge the current political landscape. Orbán, known for his opposition to EU policies, believes this alliance will represent the desires of Europeans for peace, order, and development.
Austria faces a unique challenge in their last 16 clash against Turkey: the possibility of a penalty shootout. With four defenders missing training due to injuries and illness, the team is focusing on preparing for this eventuality, which they have never experienced at a major finals. The team’s training session included a rule where every goal had to be followed by a successful penalty, adding pressure to the drills.
‘The Devil’s Bath’ is a chilling and unforgettable film that explores the dark history of suicide by proxy in 18th century Austria. Directed by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala, the film delves into the story of Agnes, a young woman who finds herself caught in a society where the pressure to conform and the fear of eternal damnation lead to horrific consequences. Through the lens of Agnes’s story, the film exposes the absurdity and cruelty of the time, while also offering a powerful reflection on the enduring struggles of mental health and societal pressures.
Turkiye secured a dramatic 2-1 victory over Czechia in a heated Euro 2024 group stage match, booking a last-16 encounter with Austria. The game saw two red cards and a record 18 yellow cards, with a controversial dismissal of a Czech midfielder proving pivotal. Despite conceding an equaliser, Turkiye ultimately triumphed thanks to a late goal from Cenk Tosun.
Austria and Netherlands clash in their final Group D match with qualification for the knockout stages on the line. Both teams can secure a top-two finish, but a loss could end Austria’s hopes. The match is set to be a tense affair with crucial implications for both sides.
Austria’s Euro 2024 journey is on the line as they face Netherlands in their final Group D match. With a win or draw, Austria secures qualification. However, a loss could see them miss out, depending on Italy’s result against France. This article breaks down the qualification scenarios for both teams.
Ronald Koeman’s Netherlands will face off against Ralf Rangnick’s Austria in a crucial Group D encounter at Euro 2024. The match, scheduled for Tuesday, June 25th at 9:30 PM IST, will be officiated by Slovakian referee Ivan Kruzliak, with assistance from his compatriots Branislav Hancko and Jan Pozor. German referee Marco Fritz will serve as the Video Assistant Referee.
Austria defeated Poland 3-1 in a thrilling Euro 2024 Group D match, fueled by goals from Trauner, Baumgartner, and Arnautovic. This victory significantly boosts Austria’s chances of reaching the knockout stage, while Poland faces a near-impossible uphill battle to advance. The match saw an impressive performance from Austria and a disappointing showing from a late-arriving Robert Lewandowski for Poland.
Austria opened their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign with a strong start, taking the lead against Poland through a header from Gernot Trauner. The goal came early in the match, with Trauner unmarked in the box, capitalizing on a quick counter-attack. Poland’s star striker Robert Lewandowski was absent from the match, adding to the intrigue of the encounter.
Poland looks to bounce back from a disappointing World Cup, but they’ll be without star striker Robert Lewandowski. Meanwhile, Austria made history with their fastest goal ever scored in a EURO match.
