TOULOUSE: Hungary may have been trounced by Belgium in Toulouse on Sunday, but as the Magyars bow out of Euro 2016, they can look forward to a brighter future, coach
TOULOUSE: Hungary may have been trounced by Belgium in Toulouse on Sunday, but as the Magyars bow out of Euro 2016, they can look forward to a brighter future, coach Bernd Storck said. The little-fancied Hungarians turned out to be one of the surprise teams of the tournament before they finally succumbed to a rampant Belgium team. “We can leave with our heads held high. We have never played against a side like that. But we have learnt a great deal for the future and I really enjoyed the match, particularly the second half when we could have equalised,” Storck said. “We need to work more professionally within the club structure.”
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