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Euro 2024: Germany thrash Scotland 5-1 in Munich

[15/06/2024 02:38]

MUNICH - SABA
The German national team began its campaign by thrashing Scotland 5-1 in the showdown that brought them together, at the Allianz Arena Stadium in Munich, in the opening match of the European Nations Cup (Euro 2024) in its 17th edition, which is held in Germany and continues until next July 14.

Germany's goals were scored by Florian Wirtz and Jamal Musiala in the two minutes (10 and 19), Kai Havertz from a penalty kick, Niklas Volkrug in the two minutes (45 + 1 and 68), and Emre Can in the minute (90 + 3), while Antonio Rudiger scored Scotland's only goal by mistake.