Hungary’s national coach Marco Rossi spoke about tactics, as he likes to do, but of course he hadn’t imagined it would be like this. Before the tournament, there had been a bit of hype about his team, the presumed dark horse of this European Championship. The Hungarians had not lost 14 games in a row until a 1:2 defeat in a friendly against Ireland the previous week, and they played a type of football that was difficult for opponents to grasp, which the Italian coach recently described as follows: “We play a type of football that is less positional and more relational.”
Next German European Championship opponent: Hungary surprised by Swiss – Sport
