Liputan6.com, Bordeaux - Duel intriguing re-coloring event European Cup in 2016 . On Tuesday, June 14, 2016, teams from Group F will play the game, starting with the match Austria cons Hungary which took place at 23:00 pm later.
You could say this was a battle between dark horses. Austria is the favorite because of their slick appearance in the qualifying phase.
They escaped to France with the status of the winner of Group G, eight points clear of Russia who trailed just below it. They also became one of the four teams that have never lost in this phase.
Performances also made the Austrian position in the FIFA rankings bolted. They are now ranked 10th in the parking lot.
While the opponent have to pass a winding road before qualifying for the finals for the first time since 1972. They overcome the resistance of Norway in the play-off party.
Viewed from the composition of players, Austria arguably more have collateral. At least three names that can be used as collateral because it has been active in Europe's elite competition, with David Alaba ( Bayern Munich ), Christian Fuchs (Leicester City) and Marko Arnautovic (Stoke City).
Austria coach Marcel Koller says ready to face Hungary. He's also already quite familiar with the character of an opponent who is believed to rely on counterattacks.
"We prepared well and it was time to begin the journey of the team. Maybe we were nervous about it later, but I believe the team will soon find a style of play best," said Koller.
"Hungary is very strong on defense. They also have a good attack, especially in thecounter attack. I was already familiar with them," he said.
Meanwhile, the Hungarian coach, Bernd Storck targeting victory. Aware less favored, but he hopes to create a miracle in this inaugural game.
"We have to win and the most important thing is to score goals. This is just the beginning, I hope that maximum results can give confidence to the team to face the next game," said Storck.
If you look at the history, Hungary could be a little proud. Melakoni 137 games, they won 66, drew 31 and lost 40 times.
Forecast lineups:
Austria: Almer, Suttner, Wimmer, Pordl, Fuchs, Baumgartlinger, Junuzovic, Sabitzer, Alaba, Arnautovic, Janko
Hungary: Kiraly, Fiola, Lang, Guzmics, Kadar, Nagy, Pinter, Kleinheisler, Lovrencsis, Priskin, Dzsudzsak
They escaped to France with the status of the winner of Group G, eight points clear of Russia who trailed just below it. They also became one of the four teams that have never lost in this phase.
Performances also made the Austrian position in the FIFA rankings bolted. They are now ranked 10th in the parking lot.
While the opponent have to pass a winding road before qualifying for the finals for the first time since 1972. They overcome the resistance of Norway in the play-off party.
Viewed from the composition of players, Austria arguably more have collateral. At least three names that can be used as collateral because it has been active in Europe's elite competition, with David Alaba ( Bayern Munich ), Christian Fuchs (Leicester City) and Marko Arnautovic (Stoke City).
Austria coach Marcel Koller says ready to face Hungary. He's also already quite familiar with the character of an opponent who is believed to rely on counterattacks.
"We prepared well and it was time to begin the journey of the team. Maybe we were nervous about it later, but I believe the team will soon find a style of play best," said Koller.
"Hungary is very strong on defense. They also have a good attack, especially in thecounter attack. I was already familiar with them," he said.
Meanwhile, the Hungarian coach, Bernd Storck targeting victory. Aware less favored, but he hopes to create a miracle in this inaugural game.
"We have to win and the most important thing is to score goals. This is just the beginning, I hope that maximum results can give confidence to the team to face the next game," said Storck.
If you look at the history, Hungary could be a little proud. Melakoni 137 games, they won 66, drew 31 and lost 40 times.
Forecast lineups:
Austria: Almer, Suttner, Wimmer, Pordl, Fuchs, Baumgartlinger, Junuzovic, Sabitzer, Alaba, Arnautovic, Janko
Hungary: Kiraly, Fiola, Lang, Guzmics, Kadar, Nagy, Pinter, Kleinheisler, Lovrencsis, Priskin, Dzsudzsak
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