Euro 2024: Two teams eliminated, 4 Qualified for Round of 16

By Miracle Ogunde

Poland have already been confirmed to exit the o going EURO 2024 tournament.

This follows the 0-0 draw between France and the Netherlands on Friday night.

This is followed by Scotland who become the second team to be eliminated from Euro 2024.

The Tartan Army lost 1-0 to Hungary in their final Group A fixture on Sunday night.

Meanwhile, four teams have already sealed their place in the competition’s round of 16.

Switzerland became the latest nation to book their place in the knockout round after they drew 1-1 with Germany on Sunday.

Ndoye’s goal was cancelled out by a late Fullkrug header.

Germany finished top of Group A with seven points, while Switzerland progressed as runners-up with five points.

Portugal and Spain have also qualified for the next round.

Switzerland will take on the team that finishes second in Group B, while Germany faces the team that finishes second in Group C.

Both matches are on Saturday.

Portugal are waiting for the best third-placed team from Group A, B or C and Spain take on the best third-placed team from Group A, D, E or F.

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