Right, it was Switzerland's afternoon in the first of three Euro 2024 group stage matches on Saturday.

They held off a Hungary fight back. Here are the highlights, and you can read the match report via the 'Report' tab at the top of this page.

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Group A returns on Wednesday, 19 June with:

• Germany v Hungary, Stuttgart (17:00 BST)
• Scotland v Switzerland, Cologne (20:00 BST)

You can see the maturity in his play. My word, Granit Xhaka has developed and found this sense of calm but still has that bite about him that you don't want to lose. It must be the Xabi Alonso influence.

This man is ageing like a fine wine.

Flourishing under Xabi Alonso at Bayer Leverkusen, clearly.

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So, advantage Germany and Switzerland in Group A.

The Swiss could effectively seal qualification by beating Scotland in Cologne on Wednesday.

Steve Clarke's men really need a big performance, and a win, to keep their hopes alive given their poor goal difference.

• Switzerland picked up only their fourth win in 19 European Championship matches (D8 L7), winning their opening match in a finals for only a second time, after 2016 (1-0 v Albania).
• Hungary have only won two of their 12 Euros matches (D4 L6), a win rate of 17%. Among nations with more than five games at the finals, only Romania (6%) and Poland (14%) have a lower win percentage.
• There were 22 passes in the build up to Switzerland's opener, scored by Kwadwo Duah, the third-longest passing sequence leading to a goal at the Euros on record (since 1980).
• Switzerland have only lost one of their last 15 matches in all competitions (W7 D7), a 0-1 defeat to Romania in qualifying in November 2023.

• Barnabas Varga was the fifth player to score on his Euros debut for Hungary, after Ferenc Bene (1964), Dezso Novak (1964), Adam Szalai (2016), and Zoltan Stieber (2016). Varga has scored seven goals in just nine caps.
• Ricardo Rodríguez played his 22nd game at a major international tournament for Switzerland, the outright most of any player for the nation.

Here's Michel Aebsicher's goal, Switzerland's second.

It was probably the best of the four we witnessed in Cologne. Agree?

You have to stop Granit Xhaka playing. He is a metronome in the middle of that midfield. Easier said than done but you have to be so disciplined.

But they have their own players too. Get Billy Gilmour on the pitch ticking and getting the ball moving. They have to find a way to stop them.

A great moment for Breel Embolo, who is not long back from a serious knee injury.

In fact, with Kwadwo Duah and Michel Aebischer both grabbing their first senior international goals, there were good tales all round for the Swiss.

Smiles. And more smiles.

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Superb first half from Switzerland. In the second they knew there would be a response from Hungary, in the end, too much quality from that Swiss camp. Hungary will be left wanting more but know they didn't have the quality to do it.

10 goals in two games. More of this please Euros...

They were made to sweat after coasting into a 2-0 half-time lead, but Switzerland get the job done.

They join Germany on three points in Group A.

Scotland are their next opponents in the same stadium on Wednesday. That will be HUGE.

Route one. Sommer launches it out of his hands and the ball is just not dealt with. Embolo capitalises and lifts the ball over the goalkeeper to seal the deal. I think his knee brace maybe slipped down his leg before he scored...

Switzerland almost kill the game!

Breel Embolo slips through Fabian Rieder, but he takes it too wide when going round the keeper.

His ball across is lashed away.

Hungary can't get into the Swiss box at the moment.

Ooft, Dominik Szoboszlai almost flicks the ball into his own net from a corner.

Goalkeeper Peter Gulasci to the rescue, though.

The board shows FIVE added minutes.

Fabian Schar with a good bit of defending there. The Newcastle man stops Roland Sallai having a swing at the ball in the box.

Switzerland break and Zeki Amdouni is tripped by Attila Fiola, who gets booked.

Swiss manager Murat Yakin has been flashed a yellow too. It's all kicking off.

Will Hungary get another chance? Or can Switzerland kill it?

A diagonal switch finds the relentless Dan Ndoye, who is pulling the trigger when a last-ditch tackle comes in from Hungary.

End-to-end stuff. Gripping.

Hungary have changed their shape. They've gone with two strikers now. Substitute Martin Adam will play alongside Varga and occupy the two Swiss centre backs.