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It’s a calendar year full of twists and turns that Germany is preparing to close, this Tuesday evening, for its last outing in 2024. After hitting rock bottom, the Mannschaft has raised the bar under the tutelage of the daring Julian Nagelsmann. This year had also started well with a prestigious success against the France team, and it was not the elimination in the quarter-final of the Euro against Spain which slowed down the German selection.
Still in this period of reconstruction, Germany hopes to confirm its progress by concluding this last rally with a victory in Hungary. A match within reach of Nagelsmann’s men, who remain on an impressive victory against Bosnia-Herzegovina (7-0).
The expected compositions
Hungary : Dibusz ; Fiola, Orban, Dardai; Bolla, A. Nagy, Schafer, Z. Nagy; Szoboszlai, Csoboth; Varga.
Germany : Nubel ; Henrichs, Koch, Schlotterbeck, Gosens; Andrich, Nmecha; Gnabry, Brandt, Sané; Kleindienst.
Where to watch the match?
This match between Hungary and Germany will be followed live with commentary on L’Equipe Live Foot, this Tuesday, from 8:45 p.m.
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