Scotland's hopes of progressing to the knockout stage of Euro 2024 were dashed on Sunday when Kevin Csoboth of Hungary scored a dramatic injury-time winner, securing a 1-0 victory in their Group A match.
The outcome maintained Hungary's prospects as a potential best third-placed team.
The game was marred by a gruesome injury to Hungary's Barnabas Varga, who was stretchered off the field following a late-game collision.
The game experienced a lengthy delay while medical staff attended to Varga, who was concealed with a sheet while being stretchered off the field.
Scotland, needing a win to keep their hopes of advancing alive, were left heartbroken by Csoboth's late strike.
The defeat ended their campaign in the group stage, leaving them unable to progress further in the tournament.
The injury to Varga added a somber note to the match, with both teams and fans expressing concern for the player's well-being.
The incident highlighted the physical risks associated with high-stakes international football.
As the tournament progresses, Hungary will be looking to capitalize on their victory and secure a place in the next round, while Scotland will be left to reflect on what might have been.
