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Germany at home European Championships against Scotland, Hungary and Switzerland

Julian Nagelsmann and the national team get a feasible group in the draw for the home European Championship. Star musicians perform before the draw - the national coach makes it in time.

DFB sports director Völler (l) and national coach Nagelsmann can look forward to attractive but....aussiedlerbote.de
DFB sports director Völler (l) and national coach Nagelsmann can look forward to attractive but feasible group opponents. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Soccer - Germany at home European Championships against Scotland, Hungary and Switzerland

The German national soccer team will play Scotland, Hungary and Switzerland in the group stage of the home European Championship 2024. This was the result of the ceremonial draw at the Elbphilharmonie concert hall in Hamburg.

The Scots will be the opening opponents for the DFB team of national coach Julian Nagelsmann, who was unable to travel by plane to the draw in the north due to the onset of winter in the south, on June 14 in the Munich Arena.

The national team will play against Hungary on June 19 in Stuttgart, and Germany will close out the group stage against the Swiss on June 23 in Frankfurt/Main. The two group winners and the four best third-placed teams will advance to the round of 16, where Germany could face Spain or England. The goal for all teams is the final in Berlin's Olympic Stadium on July 14.

Nagelsmann's selection is back in the doldrums after the disappointing November matches against Turkey (2:3) and in Vienna against Austria (0:2). The European Championship preparations will not resume until March, with test matches against the Netherlands and in France. "The truth will come in the summer," DFB sporting director Rudi Völler said on Friday.

Nagelsmann had major travel problems due to the heavy snowfall and all flights at Munich airport were canceled. The 36-year-old therefore got into his car in the morning and made it to Hamburg on time. His assistant coaches Benjamin Glück and Sandro Wagner, on the other hand, did not make the trip.

Völler and association president Bernd Neuendorf had already arrived in Hamburg before Saturday as important representatives of the European Championship hosts. During the one-hour gala, star tenor Jonas Kaufmann and star violinist David Garrett performed in the concert hall and the drawing of the lots took about 20 minutes.

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  1. The German national soccer team, led by coach Julian Nagelsmann, will be competing against Scotland, Hungary, and Switzerland in the group stage of the EM 2024, which is being hosted in Germany.
  2. Germany's first match in the group stage will be against Scotland on June 14 at the Munich Arena, with the Scots serving as the opening opponents for the DFB team.
  3. Following the match against Scotland, Germany will face Hungary on June 19 in Stuttgart, before closing out the group stage against Switzerland on June 23 in Frankfurt/Main.
  4. After the disappointing November matches against Turkey and Austria, the German national soccer team will resume their European Championship preparations with test matches against the Netherlands and in France in March.
  5. Despite major travel problems due to heavy snowfall, Julian Nagelsmann managed to make it to Hamburg in time for the draw ceremony, while his assistant coaches Benjamin Glück and Sandro Wöhrmann could not make the trip.
  6. Rudi Völler, the DFB's sporting director, and association president Bernd Neuendorf were already in Hamburg before Saturday as important representatives of the European Championship hosts.
  7. During the draw ceremony, star tenor Jonas Kaufmann and star violinist David Garrett performed in the concert hall, and the actual drawing of the lots took about 20 minutes.
  8. The two group winners and the four best third-placed teams will advance to the round of 16, where Germany could potentially face Spain or England.
  9. The goal for all teams participating in the European Championship is to reach the final in Berlin's Olympic Stadium on July 14.

Source: www.stern.de

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