“We went to hell.” The reaction of the Icelanders, after Hungary banned them from qualifying for EURO 2020 in the final minutes

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Iceland conducted from the eleventh minute, after his lucky goal Sigurdssonbut Hungary hit in the last minutes of the game. I deny (88 ‘) and Her room (90 + 2 ‘) scored for the Hungarians, assigned to group F al EURO 2020, With Portugal, France is Germany.

“We went to hell.” The reaction of the Icelanders, after Hungary banned them from qualifying for EURO 2020 in the final minutes

Iceland, which he eliminated Romania in the semi-finals of the dam, score of 2-1, he will stay at home in this edition, after having participated in EURO 2016 and CM 2018.

“We are all disappointed. We were five minutes from the European Championship. Congratulations to Hungary, you will have a fantastic summer. We did not defend ourselves as we should have and Hungary entered easily.

When a team leads 1-0, the usual scenario is one where they barricade themselves in defense. We had a counterattack, we were close to the second goal, but the truth is that we defended too much in the second half and Hungary had possession most of the time.

The winning team feels like heaven now and the losers feel like hell. We were very close to realizing our dream, but we went to hell. We wish Hungary much success at the European Championships “, said Erik Hamren, the Iceland manager, after the failure against Hungary, according to Nemzeti Sport.

The complete program of the Euro 2020 groups

Friday 12 June

• Group A: Turkey – Italy, from 21:00, in Rome

Saturday 13 June

• Group A: Wales v Switzerland, from 15:00, in Baku
• Group B: Denmark v Finland, from 18:00 in Copenhagen
• Group B: Belgium v ​​Russia, from 21:00, in St. Petersburg

Sunday 14 June

• Group D: England v Croatia, from 15:00, in London
• Group C: Austria v North Macedonia, from 18:00, in Bucharest
• Group C: Netherlands – Ukraine, 9.00pm in Amsterdam (9.00pm, Amsterdam)

Monday 15th June

• Group D: Scotland v Czech Republic, from 15:00, in Glasgow
• Group E: Poland – Slovakia, from 18:00, in Dublin
• Group E: Spain v Sweden, from 21:00, in Bilbao

Tuesday 16th June

• Group F: Hungary – Portugal, from 18:00, in Budapest
• Group F: France – Germany, from 21:00, in Munich

Wednesday June 17th

• Group B: Finland v Russia, from 15:00, in St. Petersburg
• Group A: Turkey v Wales, from 18:00, in Baku
• Group A: Italy – Switzerland, from 21:00, in Rome

Thursday 18th June

• Group C: Ukraine – North Macedonia, from 15:00, in Bucharest
• Group B: Denmark v Belgium, from 18:00 in Copenhagen
• Group C: Netherlands – Austria, from 21:00 in Amsterdam

Friday 19 June

• Group E: Sweden v Slovakia, from 3pm in Dublin
• Group D: Croatia v Czech Republic, from 18:00, in Glasgow
• Group D: England v Scotland, from 21:00, in London

Saturday 20 June

• Group F: Hungary v France, from 15:00, in Budapest
• Group F: Portugal v Germany, from 18:00, in Munich
• Group E: Spain v Poland, from 21:00, in Bilbao

Sunday 21 June

• Group A: Italy – Wales, from 18:00, in Rome
• Group A: Switzerland – Turkey, from 18:00, in Baku

Monday 22nd June

• Group C: North Macedonia – Netherlands, from 18:00 in Amsterdam
• Group C: Ukraine – Austria, from 18:00, in Bucharest
• Group B: Russia v Denmark, from 21:00, in Copenhagen
• Group B: Finland v Belgium, from 21:00, in Saint Petersburg

Tuesday 23 June

• Group D: Czech Republic v England, from 21:00, in London
• Group D: Croatia v Scotland, from 21:00, in Glasgow

Wednesday 24th June

• Group E: Slovakia v Spain, from 18:00, in Bilbao
• Group E: Sweden v Poland, from 18:00 in Dublin
• Group F: Germany v Hungary, from 21:00, in Monaco
• Group F: Portugal v France, from 21:00, in Budapest

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