The group stage of the English Nations League has turned into a nightmare.
Tonight they were booed by the home team’s fans after they were run over by Hungary 4-0.
Hungary now leads the difficult group with Germany and Italy.
England have hardly lost football matches in recent years. But it is now within reach.
In the Nations League, they started by losing away to Hungary with a score of 0-1. Two shows were then played, 0-0 against Italy and 1-1 against Germany.
It was his last chance to recover and participate in the group’s victory battle at home against Hungary. But that plan fell through.
Just over a quarter of an hour later, Roland Sly made it 1-0 when he picked up a second free kick. When they then expected a second-half equalizer, it was Sly himself who finished off a quick turnover of Hungary 2-0.
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Then the shouts began to come from the stands at Molino and got even more powerful when Zolt-Nagy fired a 3-0 hit ten years ago.
“You don’t know what you’re doing” (young. “You don’t know what you’re doing”) was heard from the stands in the direction of Gareth Southgate as more and more spectators chose to leave the arena prematurely.
To underscore what a lousy English night had been, John Stones had to call up the red card shortly before Daniel Gazdag fired 4-0 behind Aaron Ramsdale in a 90th-minute counterattack.
This is the first time a team away from home has scored four goals in England since 1953 – when Hungary did the same.
On the other hand, Hungary now leads the League of Nations grouping which also includes Italy and Germany.
