Scotland has been eliminated from Euro 2024 following a 1-0 defeat to Hungary in their final Group A match on Sunday night. The loss means Scotland joins Poland as the second team to exit the tournament.
Heading into the game with just one point, Scotland needed a win to have a chance of finishing in third place.
However, they struggled to create significant scoring opportunities and only managed their first shot on target in the 98th minute.
In the 100th minute, a cut-back found Kevin Csoboth, who calmly slotted the ball home to secure a 1-0 victory for Hungary.
The win moved Hungary up to third place in Group A and kept their hopes of progressing to the last 16 alive.
Scotland's exit from the tournament comes after a lackluster performance in which they failed to capitalize on their opportunities.
The loss also follows the 0-0 draw between France and the Netherlands on Friday night, which had already confirmed Poland's elimination from the competition.
As the tournament progresses, Hungary will be looking to build on their victory and secure a place in the next round, while Scotland will be left to reflect on their disappointing campaign.
