It’s unfortunate they’ve been drawn in such a tough group, but it’s not all doom and gloom. Hungary have home advantage with two games taking place in Budapest. Marco Rossi has made his side difficult to beat, setting them up in a 3-4-1-2 formation that switches to a 5-3-2 when defending. They won’t make it out of the group but will give a good showing of themselves and make France, Portugal, and Germany earn their victories.

Orban’s experience and leadership will be essential in helping Hungary withstand the constant barrage of attacks they will inevitably face. The RB Leipzig defender will sit in the middle of the back three, and it will be tasked with organizing the defense and keeping them compact.

Hungary have managed to qualify for the competition in three occasions 1964, 1972, and 2016. However on all three occasions thy have managed to reach the knockout stage of the competition. The best result for Hungary came in Euro 1964 as managed to grab third place.