News about Dominik Szoboszlai

he Netherlands are odds-on favourites at 8/13 with Sky Bet to be victorious in their Nations League group game against Hungary in Budapest tonight. Conversely, hosts Hungary are 18/5 outsiders to upset the applecart, while a draw is priced at 29/10. In addition to the head-to-head market outlined above, Sky Bet are offering four Price Boosts for this match-up. They include Bart Verbruggen to make 3+ saves at 11/10, Virgil van Dijk to have 1+ shots on target at 3/1, Dominik Szoboszlai to score from outside the area at 10/1, and Barnabas Varga and Cody Gakpo both to score at 12/1.

LEWIS STEELE: It might be a fortnightly occurrence in 2024 but the scene is a stunned Old Trafford last month. Luis Diaz had just scored two goals in seven minutes to put Liverpool firmly in control of Arne Slot 's first trip to bitter rivals Manchester United , leaving home fans speechless again. Up in the away corner, those who made the short jaunt to Manchester from Merseyside were beginning a journey through the full repertoire of chants from the Kop songbook. No anthem was belted out with more ferocity than their ode to Diaz. 'His name is Lucho, he came from Porto,' it goes, to the tune of Bella Ciao, the folk song dedicated to the partisans of the Italian resistance. 'He came to score, came to score… came to score, score, score. He's Luis Diaz, he's from Barrancas… and he plays for Liverpool.'

Philip Joseph Dooley, 51, from Liverpool, died after he was hit by a car while crossing a motorway in Bergamo at 1am on Tuesday, Merseyside Police said. The lifelong Liverpool supporter had travelled to Italy for the club's opening Champions League game on Tuesday night. In tribute, representatives from Liverpool and AC Milan laid a bouquet of flowers on the seat he had been due to sit in at the San Siro.

LEWIS STEELE AT THE SAN SIRO: Liverpool head coach Arne Slot says there is no better birthday present than three points after he marked turning 46 with a convincing performance and win over AC Milan in the San Siro last night. Ibrahima Konate, Virgil van Dijk and Dominik Szoboszlai were on target for Slot's side in his European bow for the club. And the manager said he was delighted to toast to a well-earned victory on his birthday. Normally you celebrate with your family,' he said. 'But this was a really good alternative. A special club at a nice venue and the way we won it, 1-0 down after five mins with Nottingham Forest (defeat on Saturday) in our head. Very good to see how we took the game.'

AC MILAN 1-3 LIVERPOOL - LEWIS STEELE AT THE SAN SIRO: As the clock ticked towards 11pm local time in Milan, Arne Slot could finally sit back, relax and enjoy his 46th birthday. After a few days stressing over whether his team could right the wrongs of a dismal defeat on Saturday, the Liverpool head coach was finally gifted a present. It came in the form of three points to start the Champions League campaign, in one of world sport's most grand arenas at the coliseum-like San Siro.

The UEFA Champions League returned on Tuesday night for its 33rd edition since the 1992 rebrand and things were a little different. For the first time ever, all the teams involved were in one giant league, rather than groups of four. There was also a new broadcaster on the block, with Amazon Prime having secured the rights to show one blockbuster clash every Tuesday.

Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai bemoaned Liverpool's early kick-off time against Ipswich Town to open their season. Arne Slot's Premier League managerial debut couldn't have gone much better as his side navigated a tricky tie winning 2-0 thanks to goals from Diogo Jota and Mohamed Salah. But Liverpool, much like last season found themselves in the Saturday lunch time kick-off slot, a time that often frustrated former manager Jurgen Klopp.

LEWIS STEELE: Liverpool's top summer transfer target Martin Zubimendi has rejected a proposal to join the Merseyside club and will remain at boyhood team Real Sociedad. Spain's European Championship winner was identified as a top priority for Arne Slot's this window and Liverpool believed they could tempt him away from La Real. He had previously rejected the likes of Arsenal and Bayern Munich. Liverpool believed they had an agreement in place and Merseyside sources say Zubimendi has gone back on his word.

LEWIS STEELE IN PITTSBURGH: Liverpool marked the beginning of the Arne Slot era with a convincing win over Spanish outfit Real Betis in Pittsburgh. Hungary captain Dominik Szoboszlai scored the only goal of the game as Liverpool fielded 23 players in what was a good workout for Slot's troops, playing in front of fans for the first time after losing to Preston behind closed doors last week. Here, Mail Sport takes you through five things we learned…

Liverpool fans have been left fawning over a training clip from their pre-season tour of the US. The Reds headed across the pond earlier this week as they continue preparations ahead of Arne Slot's first season in charge. Liverpool will face Real Betis in Pittsburgh on Friday, before taking on Arsenal in Philadelphia and Man United in South Carolina next week.

Liverpool suffered defeat in their first match under new manager Arne Slot.  The Dutchman arrived at Anfield on a three-year deal from Feyenoord after replacing Jurgen Klopp and officially started work as head coach on June 1.  The new era at Anfield officially got underway last week with Slot and his backroom staff putting a host of players through their paces after they returned from their holidays. 

UEFA have insisted that there wasn't any delay in the treatment to Barnabas Varga following his injury in Hungary's 1-0 win against Scotland. Hungary forward Varga is stable in hospital after he reportedly broke several bones in his face following a collision with Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn. Varga was knocked unconscious following the incident and was later taken off the pitch on a stretcher, with sheets held up to prevent him from being seen.  

Hungary captain Dominik Szoboszlai has criticised the response from medical staff after Barnabas Varga suffered a head injury during their win over Scotland. In a tense clash that both teams needed to win to keep their hopes of qualification to the knockout stage alive, Varga collided with Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn in the 67th minute. The game was paused for around seven minutes as the 29-year-old forward lay motionless on the ground.

Barnabas Varga is stable in hospital after suffering a sickening head clash during Hungary's Euro 2024 match against Scotland.  The match was stopped for around seven minutes after the Hungary forward was knocked to the ground following a collision with Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn in the 67th minute. Varga and Gunn had both challenged for the ball from a free kick in the penalty area, with the Scotland goalkeeper's elbow appearing to connect with the forward's head.

Scotland's Che Adams and Hungary's Barnabas Varga are the joint-favourites with Sky Bet to score first when the two teams meet in a Group A clash in Stuttgart tonight. Adams was strong for Southampton in the Championship last season, netting 17 goals across all competitions to help the Saints secure promotion to the Premier League for the 2024-25 season. Meanwhile, Varga scored at a clip of nearly a goal a game for Ferencvaros in the Hungarian top-flight, scoring 20 goals in 24 appearances. Varga's teammates Dominik Szoboszlai and Martin Adam are the next best-backed - with the pair priced at 7/1 respectively.

THE fact that Hungary require an extraordinary turn of events to qualify for the knock-out round is not quite how their legions of followers anticipated Euro 2024 unfolding. Yet, none present in the MHPArena in Stuttgart tomorrow will ever blithely dismiss the achievement of simply competing at this level again. For fully three decades, a country credited with revolutionising the game in the 1950s with their prototype Total Football found itself in international exile, a perennial spectator whenever the great summer festivals began.

LEWIS STEELE AT THE STUTTGART ARENA: Host nation Germany have confirmed their place in the knockout stages of Euro 2024 after they swept aside Hungary at the Stuttgart Arena. Jamal Musiala broke the deadlock for the Germans in the first half, after a scramble in the box in which the Hungarians protested a foul moments before the goal. German captain, Ilkay Gundogan, then made it 2-0 in the second half with 20 minutes left, finishing off a well-worked move. The result will add momentum behind the belief that this year's European Championship could offer Germans their first major international trophy since 2014.

A host of football's fastest players have descended on Germany for Euro 2024 this month - and the best sprinter among them has now been revealed. Surprisingly, both Kylian Mbappe and Kyle Walker have missed out on the top 10 despite the duo putting on the afterburners to devastating effect last season. Instead, a centre back has taken the top spot, forcing several blistering forwards to settle for places further down the rankings. Other shock names are also above them. The fastest speed racked up by a player competing at the tournament this summer came in at an impressive 37.38km/h, also the Premier League's fastest sprint.

Fans noticed Breel Embolo suffered a wardrobe malfunction after the Switzerland forward came off the bench to score in a 3-1 win over Hungary at Euro 2024. In a game where their talisman Dominik Szoboszlai became the youngest captain in Euros history, Hungary struggled from the outset and Kwadwo Duah gave Switzerland the lead after just 12 minutes. Switzerland continued to press forward throughout the opening 45 minutes and Michel Aebischer doubled their lead on the brink of half-time by netting a curling strike from outside the box.

How could this 24-year-old lad, born in Bury and on the books at Barnsley, be playing for a country over 1,000 miles from his birthplace? And what is his role? The answer involves chicken noodle soup, 50 Cent, poker, language-learning app Duolingo, and a bit of good, old-fashioned fortune. Mail Sport explains all ahead of Hungary's first match against Switzerland.

Dominik Szoboszlai to score from outside the area has been Price Boosted to 9/1 in today's Euro 2024 Group A blockbuster between Hungary and Switzerland in Cologne. Szoboszlai scored seven goals for Liverpool this season, four of which came from outside the area. That's not the only boost on offer for today's clash - with a further three also available. They include Granit Xhaka to commit 2+ fouls, Yann Sommer to make 4+ saves, and Barnabas Varga to score. The odds for those four bets are 11/10, 3/1 and 4/1 respectively.

Sky Bet are offering a Price Boost as part of their Player Stat Accas market for selected international friendlies and Women's Euro 2025 qualifiers tonight. The boost - which has had its odds enhanced from 3/1 to 5/1 - requires Dominik Szoboszlai, Beth Mead and Mateo Retegui to each have a shot on target. Szoboszlai and Mead had two shots on target in their last match for their countries - with both getting on the scoresheet.

The Magyarok are on a 14-game unbeaten streak stretching back to September 2022. Their last tournament, the 2022-23 Nations League , saw them beat England twice - including a 4-0 trouncing at Molineux - defeat Germany once, and finish second in a group also containing reigning European champions Italy. Headlines will naturally gravitate towards Dominik Szoboszlai, but look out for goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi and defender Willi Orban, long-time servants of the RB Leipzig revolution, as well as Freiburg winger Roland Sallai, scorer of fantastic goals. Oh, and, er, Callum Styles, a Bury lad and Barnsley full-back who has never played his club football outside England, doesn't speak Hungarian, and only found out that his grandmother was from there in 2020.

If Liverpool are to miss out on the Premier League this season, it could be attributed to their inefficiency in front of goal against the remaining teams in the top ten. On Sunday, the Red Devils took the highest number of shots at Old Trafford on record, after previously having 34 attempts when the two teams clashed at Anfield in December. However, despite having a huge 62 points spread over the two games, they only scored two goals as a result of their goalless match at Anfield on Sunday.