What’s the latest goal ever scored at the European Championship?
Hungary’s Kevin Csoboth made history with his stoppage-time winner against Scotland in today’s Group A clash in Stuttgart.
Kevin Csoboth scored the latest regular-time goal in European Championship finals history to give Hungary a chance of qualifying for the last 16 at Euro 2024.
With 99 minutes and 32 seconds on the clock at Stuttgart Arena today, Csoboth slotted home from Roland Sallai’s pass to earn Hungary a dramatic 1-0 win over Scotland in the teams’ final Group A game.
99:32 - Kevin Csoboth’s winner after 99:32 was the latest goal on record in regular time at the European Championship. Dramatic. #EURO2024 pic.twitter.com/ers3NYvXBJ
— OptaJohan (@OptaJohan) June 23, 2024
What’s the latest Euros goal in extra time?
Including extra time, the latest goal ever scored at a European Championship finals is Semih Sentürk’s 122nd-minute strike for Turkey in 2008, in a quarter-final tie against Croatia.
Will Hungary qualify for knockout stages?
After losing their first two group-stage games at Euro 2024, Hungary’s win over Scotland means Marco Rossi’s men finish on three points and have leapfrogged the Scots into third place in Group A.
Four of the six third-placed finishers will qualify for the last 16 in Germany, together with the top two in each group.
Hungary are currently the third-highest-ranked third-placed team, with five groups still to play their final round of fixtures.
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