Scotland and Hungary will clash in a crucial Group A match on Sunday, with both teams needing a win to stay alive in the Euro 2024 tournament. Scotland has a slight edge with a point already, while Hungary hopes to bounce back after two losses, aiming to avoid repeating past mistakes.
Italian referee Daniele Orsato has been selected to officiate the Group A match between Germany and Hungary in Euro 2024. He will be assisted by Ciro Carbone and Alessandro Giallatini, with Massimiliano Irrati serving as the VAR referee.
Scotland and Hungary will face off in a crucial Group A match on Sunday, needing a win to secure a spot in the next round of Euro 2024. Scotland holds a slight advantage with a point already secured, while Hungary, despite a strong showing against Germany, needs a victory and favorable results to advance. The match will be a tense affair with both teams looking to capitalize on their strengths and overcome their recent setbacks.
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban has unveiled a series of measures aimed at increasing the birth rate and curbing immigration, including lifetime tax exemption for mothers with at least four children and subsidies for larger families to purchase bigger cars. The move comes amid a declining birth rate in Hungary and other European countries.
Germany secured their place in the Euro 2024 knockout stages with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Hungary in Group A. Ilkay Gundogan provided an assist for Jamal Musiala’s opener before scoring himself to secure the win for the hosts.
Germany has become the first team to qualify for the Euro 2024 Round of 16 after defeating Hungary 2-0 in their Group A match. Jamal Musiala and Ilkay Gundogan scored the goals for the hosts, who are currently positioned as one of the best third-placed teams.
Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic has hailed the remarkable progress of China’s high-speed rail project linking Belgrade to Budapest, Hungary. The project is part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative and aims to bolster economic connectivity in Europe. Despite Serbia and Hungary’s ties to Russia, they have embraced Chinese investments in infrastructure. The new train symbolizes the tangible progress of the project, capable of reaching speeds up to 200 kilometers per hour. Serbia has committed to purchasing five trains from China for use on the line, while the completion of the Belgrade-Novi Sad rail line and plans for further extensions highlight the transformative potential of Chinese investment in the region’s transportation infrastructure.
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s upcoming tour of Hungary, Serbia, and France marks his first trip to Europe since the pandemic and coincides with a period of significant geopolitical developments. The trip will provide an opportunity to strengthen ties with these nations, particularly Hungary and Serbia, and address issues such as the war in Ukraine, trade tensions with Brussels, and China’s role in the upcoming peace summit in Switzerland. Xi’s visit is also likely to showcase China’s influence in Central and Eastern Europe, as well as its economic initiatives in the region.
