FULL TIME: Germany 2-0 Hungary

90+2' Kimmich (Germany) blocks a shot.Just when it looks like Hungary might get one back through Orbán, Kimmich reacts superbly after Neuer spills the high ball to ensure Germany keep their clean sheet for the time being.

90' Additional Time: 3 Minutes.

89' Mittelstadt is booked for a challenge on Kleinheisler

87' Substitution for Hungary: Kevin Csoboth replaces Roland Sallai

87' Substitution for Hungary: Daniel Gajdag replaces Barnabas Varga

84' Substitution for Germany: Deniz Undav replaces Ilkay Gundogan

81' Hungary with two up front now, with Varga and Ádám leading the line. They’ve switched to four at the back. Sallai is wide right, and Szoboszlai wide left. Time is running out, and at the moment a third German goal is looking more likely than a Hungarian first.

78' Germany are still pressing well and high up despite their 2-0 lead. Very positive and confident now.

76' Substitution for Hungary: Martin Adam replaces Bendeguz Bolla

75' Substitution for Hungary: Zslot Nagy replaces Milos Kerkez.

72' Substitution for Germany: Emre Can replaces Robert Andrich.

72' Substitution for Germany: Chris Fuhrich replaces Jamal Musiala

71' ungary need to regroup and regain their composure in front of a rampant Germany. They also need to get a foothold back in the match, but the more risks they take, the more their goal difference will come under threat.

69' Hungary have changed tactics immediately and are no longer defending with a deep line. Germany will love the space they are now going to find.

67' GOAALLLL!! GERMANYYYY, ILKAY GUNDOGAN!!!

That's a lovely goal, and one which might just do enough to ensure Germany take all three points. Kroos and Musiala combine to release Mittelstädt on the left and his low cross is pass coolly into the net on the turn by captain Gündoğan. After getting a goal midway through the first half, Germany now have one midway through the second as well!

64' Substitution for Hungary: Laszlo Kleinheisler replaces Adam Nagy

60' B. Varga (Hungary) misses the target.Varga leaps to meet a great ball in but he can't get his attempt on target and, for the moment at least, Hungary remain behind. Their scorer against Switzerland can't quite make his mark once again.

58' Substitution for Germany: Leroy Sane replaces Florian Wirtz

57' Substitution for Germany: Niclas Fullkrug replaces Kai Havertz

54' A great sweeping move from Hungary down the left, and plenty of bodies forward in the attack. That left Hungary stretched at the back, though, as Germany countered.

50' Given they are currently on zero points, it will be interesting to see if and when Hungary will increase the risks. They don't necessarily have to do it now, but when it happens, I could see Leroy Sané coming on for some extra speed on Germany counters.

48' Rossi made two half-time substitutions against Switzerland, which was somewhat telling. That he hasn’t made any at half-time today tells you all you need to know about his team’s performance. They could do with a goal though.

46' Second-half kicks-off!

45+2' Hungary score through Sallai after a fantastic Szoboszlai free-kick but the goal is judged offside.

45' Additional Time: 2 Minutes.

40' Hungary have been quick to regroup off the ball, but German pressure is almost incessant and they’ve been seriously stretching Rossi’s rearguard at times. A bit of a sticky patch for Hungary at the moment - can they ride it out?

35' Hungary have had 40 per cent possession so far. That’s more than they had in their last three, unbeaten encounters against Germany. They’ve looked dangerous in attack, too, but really need to take the chances that present themselves.

33' Hungary have shown a great reaction to falling behind and this remains an intense and entertaining affair. Really enjoying it!

30' HUGE CHANCE FOR GERMANY AGAIN! Szoboszlai (Hungary) has a shot blocked, right off his volley. Tah makes a brave block to deny a certain German goal!

28' Rossi will have been pretty happy with the way Hungary had started this match, but you just can’t afford to switch off for a second against Nagelsmann’s side. It’s imperative that Hungary avoid sustaining any further damage before half-time.

26' BIG CHANCE FOR HUNGARY GOAL!

Fantastic free-kick from Szboszlai on to the top left corner, Manuel Neuer saves the attempt with a full stretched save, the ball ends up with Bolla who cannot finish! That's a great save from Neuer. Szoboszlai's free kick from around 20 metres bends around the wall and looks like it might just be sneaking in but the goalkeeper throws himself at the ball and keeps it out at the very last moment.

26' Barnabas Varga is booked for protesting the referee's decision to give the German goal after an apparent earlier foul.

25' Germany were trying hard to find a solution on how they can pass their way through the tight final third, and they've finally got one. Great stuff from Gündoğan.

24' GOAALLL!!! GERMANYYYYYYY, JAMAL MUSIALA!

In quite unlikely circumstances, Germany go ahead. Hungary appeared to have dealt with the danger posed by Musiala and Gündoğan through Orbán but he then falls to the ground, with Gündoğan taking over again and playing back to Musiala, who is the first player to score two goals at EURO 2024.

17' Impression after the first 15 minutes: this match is totally up for grabs. Germany have had more possession at 70 per cent, but Hungary have had an equal amount of dangerous moments.

15' SHOT BLOCKED! Kroos delivers a German corner and Andrich has a shot on goal, the ball was going into the back of the net but Hungary's Bolla makes a timely block.

14' It's been a pretty even opening 15 minutes, but Germany have just begun to show a bit more going forward, with Havertz having the game's best chance so far.

13' Rossi’s side have been their more compact selves in defence too. Germany have been enjoying the lion’s share of possession, but Hungary look switched on in midfield and at the back today.

10' Nagelsmann explained yesterday how Hungary like to create superior numbers on what they feel like is the "opponent's weaker side". The first few attacks from Hungary have mostly been over their left flank

8' Bolla (Hungary) has a shot blocked.Hungary are applying good early pressure and Bolla has a go after the corner but Andrich gets in the way to deflect his attempt behind for another set piece.

7' Almost a great start to the match for Hungary, Sallai coming close. Rossi's side have certainly been more assured in their passing than they were against Switzerland at this early stage.

5' Chance on the other side! Kai Havertz has a shot! Havertz has been involved a couple of times already and he does well to cut in from the right before working the ball on to his left foot but his shot is tame and straight at Gulácsi.

2' EARLY CHANCE FOR HUNGARY! Sallai has an attempt on goal right after kick-off but Manuel Neuer saves! 

1' KICK-OFF! Germans are in their Pink and Blues, their 2nd kit but Hungary are in white.

The teams are coming out of the tunnel, and the stadium is packed! We are set for kick-off, right after the National Anthems!

Hungary are without a win in their last seven EURO matches (D4 L3), their most recent taste of victory coming against Austria in their opening game at EURO 2016 (pictured). Tonight would be a fine occasion to end that run.

As expected, Germany will start with the same team that beat Scotland on Matchday 1. This means Leroy Sané and Niclas Füllkrug remain on the bench, but it's probably safe to say we'll see them at some point in the game after both came on on Friday.

Hungary XI: Peter Gulacsi (GK), Attila Fiola, Willi Orban, Marton Dardai, Bendeguz Bolla, Adam Nagy, Andras Schafer, Milos Kerkez, Roland Sallai, Dominik Szoboszlai, Barnabas Varga 

Germany XI: Manuel Neuer (GK), Joshua Kimmich, Antonio Rudiger, Jonathan Tah, Maximilian Mittelstadt, Robert Andrich, Toni Kroos, Jamal Musiala, Ilkay Gundogan (C), Florian Wirtz, Kai Havertz 

Born in Kaiserslautern, Hungary defender Willi Orbán has German and Hungarian citizenship. A German Under-21 international, he made his debut for Hungary in 2018.

Third in 1964 and fourth eight years later, Hungary had to wait until 2016 for their next finals appearance, losing 4-0 to Belgium in the round of 16 having finished top of Group F on five points.

This is Hungary's fifth EURO appearance. After going 44 years without qualifying between 1972, when they finished fourth, and 2016, Hungary have now made it to their third tournament in a row.

Winners in 1972, 1980 – both as West Germany – and 1996, Germany were also beaten finalists in 1976, 1992 and 2008 and have reached a further three semi-finals.

No side has featured in the European Championship more often than Germany, who are making their 14th appearance in 2024. They have featured in every edition of the tournament since their debut in 1972.

Germany had to twice come from behind to earn a 2-2 draw in Munich on Matchday 3 of Group F, an 84th-minute Leon Goretzka equaliser taking Joachim Löw's side into the round 16 at the expense of their opponents. András Schäfer's 68th-minute strike had restored Hungary's lead after Ádám Szalai's 11th-minute opener was cancelled out by Kai Havertz six minutes past the hour.

The Stuttgart Arena is the venue for second round of games at UEFA EURO 2024 Group A as Germany take on Hungary for the second tournament in a row with the hosts looking to build on an emphatic opening victory.Julian Nagelsmann's team kicked off the tournament in style on 14 June with a 5-1 defeat of Scotland in Munich – Germany's biggest win in a EURO final tournament. First-half strikes from Florian Wirtz (10), Jamal Musiala (19) and Kai Havertz (45+1pen) were added to in the second period by substitutes Niclas Füllkrug (68) and Emre Can (90+3).The following day, Hungary went down 3-1 against Switzerland in Cologne, a Barnabás Varga goal in the second half not enough to bring them back into the contest.

Hello and Welcome to Sportskeeda's LIVE Coverage on Match Day 2 of the Euros. We have Germany vs Hungary in Group A tonight! This is your host, Dipta, who will keep you company throughout the game!