Scotland bow out of Euro 2024 after Hungary grab late, late winner

Scotland's Euro 2024 hopes are over after Kevin Csoboth scored a dramatic added-time winner for Hungary in the Stuttgart Arena.

The Scots had a penalty claim turned down for a challenge on substitute Stuart Armstrong in the second half albeit Hungary twice hit woodwork and missed several chances.

There was some distress when Hungary's Barnabas Varga was treated with screens around him before he was taken away on a stretcher but in the 10 added minutes for the incident, substitute Csoboth netted the winner for a 1-0 victory which meant Steve Clarke's side finished Group A in fourth place with one point.

Scotland have still never qualified for the knockout stages of a major competition and in a second successive Euros, Clarke's men have finished bottom of the table having garnered only one point.

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