Brussels, Europe Brief News –The most recent Nations League campaign that England is participating in has gotten off to a poor start, and they desperately need a successful outcome on Tuesday.
After Gareth Southgate’s team fell to Hungary by a score of 1-0 in Budapest, they salvaged a 1-1 draw against Germany in Munich thanks to a late penalty kick from Harry Kane. This was Kane’s 50th goal at the senior international level, a feat that had only been accomplished for the Three Lions by Wayne Rooney in the past. Let’s review what went down in the England vs Hungary match.
Match Highlights
After a better performance against Italy at home could only result in a further point, England will be eager to get all three points against Hungary at Molineux before players head off for a much-needed break before beginning pre-season duties with their clubs. After all, England will be eager to get all three points. As a result of their one-game stadium suspension having been imposed against the Azzurri, they will be cheered on by a crowd that is completely sold out.
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For the first time since 1962, Hungary will try to win consecutive matches against the team that won the world championship in 1966. This will be a historic achievement for Hungary. This occurred during four consecutive triumphs, including a historic victory at Wembley in November 1953, when Nandor Hidegkuti scored a hat trick. Since then, no other player has been able to accomplish this feat in an away match against England.
Lineups Expected For England’s vs Hungary
On the Monday before the game, all 25 players in England’s squad participated in the training, and manager Gareth Southgate is considering whether or not to change his starting lineup after England’s draw with Italy.
It is anticipated that Harry Kane will return to the starting lineup, as will goalie Jordan Pickford. Kyle Walker, Jude Bellingham, and Jarrod Bowen may be called back into action. After being injury-free throughout training, Phil Foden may soon be able to make his way back onto the field.
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England expected lineup: (4-2-3-1) formation: Pickford (GK) — Walker, Stones, Maguire, Trippier — Rice, Bellingham, and – Bowen, Mount, Sterling — Kane.
Daniel Salloi has returned to Sporting Kansas City after serving his suspension for the match; therefore, Hungary will be without goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi. Gulacsi was banned from the match.
Hungary expected lineup: (3-4-2-1): Dibusz (GK) — Lang, Orban, Attila Szalai — Nego, A. Nagy, Schafer, Z. Nagy — Sallai, Szoboszlai — Adam Szalai.
England vs. Hungary Betting Odds
Bookmakers don’t think Hungary may pull off another upset at Molineux after their remarkable victory in the first matchup between these two teams.
Following England’s penalty of playing one match behind closed doors, the stadium has been reopened to its original capacity, making them heavy favorites to record their first victory of this Nations League season.
How to Watch The Match
The first game in Channel 4’s Three Lions contract will be England vs Hungary, which will be shown live on the channel.
With the agreement between Sky Sports and Channel 4, all of England’s Nations League games will be shown live on free-to-air television until the year 2024.
