It has been 86 years since these two teams met in a major tournament such as the European Championship or the World Cup. The last time was at the 1938 World Cup, when Hungary won 2-0. However, the head-to-head record in recent years has seen Switzerland dominate, winning 6 out of 9 matches.
Dominik Szoboszlai is the brightest star of the Hungarian team.
At present, the Swiss team is still rated higher and is predicted to have a favorable start in Group A. The Swiss team owns many experienced stars on the lines, such as goalkeeper Yan Sommer (No. 1 goalkeeper of Inter Milan), defender Manuel Akanji (mainstay of Man.City), midfielder Granit Xhaka (Bayern Leverkusen), striker Breel Embolo (AS Monaco). In particular, veteran striker Xherdan Shaqiri (currently playing for Chicago Club in the US professional league), although no longer at the peak of his career, is still a threat to any defense with his brilliant handling. Remember, the former Liverpool striker is very lucky in the national team shirt. Since 2014, Shaqiri has been considered the main striker, having had a hand in 13 goals (9 goals, 4 assists), accounting for 46% of the total goals scored by the Swiss team at the EURO and World Cup finals.
On the other hand, Hungary's squad has Dominik Szoboszlai as the brightest star. Liverpool's excellent attacker is expected to perform well to help Hungary create a surprise.
Before the opening match of EURO 2024, Swiss coach Murat Yakin shared: "Hungary is a strong team. We will try to challenge them and strive to win the final."
Hungary coach Marco Rossi highly appreciated his opponent: "Switzerland has quality players, playing in major tournaments and top clubs. However, Hungary is not afraid of challenges, we are confident and know that we have a chance to win against any opponent."
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/euro-2024-hungary-thach-thuc-dan-sao-thuy-si-185240614233315357.htm
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