Germany advances to the knockout stages after a convincing win over Hungary in Stuttgart.


Unlike Scotland in the opening match, Hungary put up a tougher fight.


Our analysts Sam Lee, Nancy Froston, and Liam Tharme break down the key points from the game.


#### Full-Time Stats Analysis

At half-time, Germany looked on course for a comfortable win, and they maintained their dominance through to the final whistle. Here are the full-time statistics:


**FT: Germany 2-0 Hungary**



- **Possession**: 69% — 31%

- **Shots**: 19 — 11

- **On target**: 7 — 4

- **Expected Goals (XG)**: 1.52 — 1.13

- **Big chances**: 3 — 4

- **Blocked shots**: 7 — 3

- **Duels won**: 42 — 41

- **Dispossessed**: 6 — 5


Germany demonstrated power and efficiency, securing their place in the knockout stages. Hungary, however, showed they can pose problems for any team. Scotland will face a tough challenge in their final game.


Scotland now has a chance to trouble Switzerland in their upcoming match, starting in about 45 minutes. You can follow Scotland vs Switzerland live right here.


### Toni Kroos Shines Again

Another game, another masterclass from Toni Kroos. As expected, Kroos was pivotal, completing 124 passes, the second most by a midfielder in a European Championship match. The record is held by Xavi, with 127 passes for Spain against the Republic of Ireland at Euro 2012.


And Kroos achieved this feat in his signature 'old' boots, underscoring his enduring class and consistency.