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Results of the day at EURO 2024

On June 15, the second day of the EURO 2024 tournament, the Switzerland-Hungary, Spain-Croatia, and Italy-Albania matches took place. By finding the back of the net in the 23rd second of the Italy-Albania match, Albania broke the record for the fastest goal ever scored.

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Results of the day at EURO 2024

EURO 2024 June 15 match results:

Switzerland 3-1 Hungary

Spain 3-0 Croatia

Italy 2-1 Albania

Highlights from the matches: 

VAR review for goal

Switzerland's goal in the 14th minute of the match was ruled valid following a VAR decision. In the 12th minute of the contest, Switzerland found the goal through Duah following a pass from Aebischer, but the assistant referee did not count the goal due to an offside call.

Significant contribution from Aebischer

Switzerland's experienced midfielder Michel Aebischer delivered an effective performance against Hungary. The 27-year-old player, who provided the assist for his team's first goal in the 14th minute of the match, scored the goal that put his country 2-0 ahead in the 45th minute.

Yamal became the youngest player

Lamine Yamal, who plays for the Spanish National Team, earned the title of the youngest footballer to ever play in the tournament's history. Yamal took the record by taking the field against Croatia at EURO 2024 at the age of 16 years and 338 days.

Morata scored his 7th goal in tournament history

Spain captain Alvaro Morata scored his team's first goal against Croatia, placing himself in third place on the list of the highest-scoring footballers in tournament history. Morata caught up with Frenchman Antoine Griezmann and Englishman Alan Shearer, who both have 7 goals.

Manaj and Muçi played in the second half

Two players who play in the Süper Lig for the Albanian National Team found the chance to play in the second half of the match, which they started on the bench. Rey Manaj, who plays for the Süper Lig team Sivasspor, was subbed into the match in the 77th minute, replacing Armando Broja. Beşiktaş player Ernest Muçi entered the game in the 87th minute, replacing Nedim Bajrami.

Albania broke a record

The record for the fastest goal was broken in the match played between Italy and Albania. In just the 23rd second of the match, Nedim Bajrami intercepted a short throw-in by Italy's Dimarco, created a chance, and sent the ball into the net with a shot from the right side of the penalty area, scoring the goal that put his team ahead.

EURO 2024 current standings

Germany-3

Switzerland-3

Hungary-0

Scotland-0

Spain-3

Italy-3

Albania-0

Croatia-0


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