Today begins the third day of the group stage, and the first verdicts in group A are emerging. The hosts Germany, already qualified, will be on the field against Switzerland, while Scotland will face Hungary.
Germany-Switzerland
Germany, fresh from victories against Scotland and Hungary, aims to confirm first position in the group. Already certain of passage to the round of 16, a draw will be enough for the German team to maintain the lead in group A. Switzerland would also be satisfied with a draw to guarantee second place and access to the round of 16. Marat Yakin’s team, with four points in the standings, has a three point lead over Scotland. In case of defeat, the Swiss will have to hope for a favorable result from the clash between Scotland and Hungary, the latter still with zero points.
Where to see it on TV and streaming
The match between Germany and Switzerland, refereed by the Italian Daniele Orsato, will be broadcast at 9.00 pm on Rai 1 and on the Sky Sport Uno (201), Sky Sport Calcio (202), Sky Sport 4K (213) and Sky Sport channels (251). For streaming, it will be available on Rai Play and, for Sky subscribers, on Sky Go, accessible from PC and mobile devices. The match will also be visible on Now, Sky’s live and on demand streaming service.
Scotland-Hungary
Decisive match between Scotland and Hungary, both still in the running for qualification. Hungary’s chances are slim: Marco Rossi’s team must win and hope to be one of the four best third-placed teams with three points. Scotland have some more hope: they must win to hope to qualify as third. In the event of Switzerland’s defeat, the Scots would join the Swiss in second place, but the negative goal difference, especially the heavy 1-5 against Germany, could prove decisive. A draw would eliminate both teams.
Where to see it on TV and streaming
The match between Scotland and Hungary, refereed by the Argentine Facundo Tello, will be broadcast live and exclusively at 9.00pm on Sky on the Sky Sport Uno (201), Sky Sport Calcio (202), Sky Sport 4K (213) and Sky Sports (251). Sky subscribers will also be able to follow the match via streaming on Sky Go, available on PC and mobile devices. The match will also be visible on Now, Sky’s live and on demand streaming service.
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