NOBODY enjoyed watching Scotland vs Hungary last night, least of all the Tartan Army. And luckily for those who chose to watch Germany vs Switzerland , they weren't subjected to it during the half-time break either - because the BBC couldn't find ANY highlights to show . 2 It was a tough night for Steve Clarke and Scotland Credit: PA 2 And it left BBC presenter Mark Chapman in an awkward situation Scotland crashed out of Euro 2024 in heartbreaking fashion after Hungary grabbed a late, late winner - in the 100TH MINUTE.
But the first 45 minutes at the Stuttgart Arena were so bad that producers at the Beeb struggled to put together a highlights package to show viewers who were watching the other game in Group A. Hungary managed the sole shot on target from the first half - a 25-yard hit and hope from Bendegúz Bolla. Scotland had to wait until the last ten minutes of the game before they tested Hungarian goalkeeper Péter Gulácsi.
Read more Football stories SO SORRY Andy Robertson apologises to the nation after Scotland's Euro bid ends in tears MEGA OFFERS Rangers & Celtic: Best free bets, bonuses and sign-up offers In the first half, Scotland enjoyed the majority of the play but failed to create anything of note. At one point in the first 20 minutes, Steve Clarke 's side boasted 82 percent possession. But much of the passing was laboured, sideways and slow and the likes of Che Adams and John McGinn were peripheral figures.
If it wasn't for the fact history was on the line .
