News about Michael Gregoritsch

Ecstatic Turkey fans shot fireworks and celebrated in the streets across Europe and following their team's triumphant 2-1 victory over Austria in the Euros this evening. Explosions lit up the night sky in Berlin in the aftermath of Tuesday's Round of 16 fixture in Leipzig, Saxony - as groups waving Turkey flags took to the streets to revel in their historic win. Police clad in riot gear arrived on scene to break up some of the groups as they tried to stop the celebrations getting out of hand.

Ralf Rangnick seemed to take a swipe at England , France and Portugal following Austria's elimination from Euro 2024. Austria were knocked out at the last-16 stage after suffering a 2-1 defeat by Turkey, despite being favourites for the clash. Vincenzo Montella's side went 2-0 up thanks to a brace from Martin Demiral, before Michael Gregoritsch pulled a goal back for Austria, but they were unable to level.

Turkey goalkeeper Mert Gunok helped his nation into the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 with a stunning last-gasp save against Austria. With Turkey 2-1 up in the match thanks to a brace from Martin Demiral, Ralf Rangnick 's side were piling on the pressure after Michael Gregoritsch had pulled a goal back. After the four minutes of added time were up, Alexander Prass looped a cross into the box, and Christoph Baumgartner headed an effort on goal that looked to be nestling in the corner.

The reason why West Ham were unable to score a late penalty in their Europa League loss to Freiburg has been revealed. After Michael Gregoritsch netted late for the hosts, David Moyes' side had failed to take their chances at the Europa-Park Stadion and found themselves a goal down going into the closing stages. After Noah Weisshaupt appeared to handle the ball inside the box, the Hammers seemed to have been given a lifeline after the referee consulted with VAR for a potential penalty.

KATHRYN BATTE AT STADE EUROPA-PARK IN FREIBURG: After the German side earned a deserved 1-0 victory, West Ham has a lot to do in the second leg of their Europa League tie against Freiburg. The Hammers defense was solid throughout until Kurt Zouma was trapped by a cross in the 81st minute that missed one Freiburg player before he landed at the feet of replacement Michael Gregoritsch, who tapped in from six yards.

When West Ham lost in their Europa League match against Freiburg, they were denied a late penalty in a tense manner. On Thursday, the Hammers were dissatisfied with their Bundesliga opponents, with Jarrod Bowen unable to convert multiple opportunities to give them the edge. With just ten minutes remaining in the Round of 16 first leg, to make it worse for visitors, Michael Gregoritsch gave Freiburg the lead.

BELGIUM 1-1 AUSTRIA: Austria 1-0 BELGIUM: Austria claimed a critical away point in their Group F European Championship 2024 qualifier in Brussels on Saturday, bringing an end to the hosts' undefeated winning run in the preliminaries. The result meant Austria, who had a good physical game, increased to seven points from three games, three more than Belgium, who were playing their second group game in Germany next year, aiming for the finals next year. From a 21st minute corner, Austria took the lead across to the back post, where Michael Gregoritsch kicked the ball in. Orel Mangala, a Belgium midfielder, stuck out his heel in a sloppy attempt to block the ball, but only succeeded in diverting it away from goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.

Quite surprisingly, there hasn't been any Bundesliga action since November 13. A combination of the mid-season World Cup and the traditional winter break have boosted German football fans of top-flight action for over two months. Thankfully, it comes back on Friday evening when Bayern Munich, the ultimate leaders after 15 rounds of the season, travels to RB Leipzig, who sits third. After a slew of patient waiting, actors in Qatar, training camps, and January goodies, all else will kick-start their campaigns. Here's a look at what to watch out for as the Bundesliga returns.

EUROPA LEAGUE ROUND-UP: Feyenoord had no mercy on Sturm Graz as the Dutch team rioted in the Europa League's 6-0 victory. Real Sociedad, Elsewhere, stayed in top place and ahead of Manchester United in Group E after a late winner from Alexander Sorloth. Sorloth, a former Crystal Palace member, has found a home in Real Sociedad and has had to step up after the departure of strike partner Alexander Isak to Newcastle for £60 million. Enner Valencia scored a 92nd-minute penalty to salvage a 2-2 draw for Fenerbahce, but there was even more drama between 10-man Rennes and Fenerbahce later today.

Borussia Dortmund won a game that looked unlikely at halftime at the Europa-Park Stadium, where they scored three second-half goals to overturn Freiburg's lead. Michael Gregoritsch of Freiburg was knocked out by Jamie Byone-Gittens late in the game, before Youssoufa Moukoko and Marius Wolf secured the visitors' victory. Gregoritsch, a 28-year-old Freiburg striker, caused the visitors' aches and pains all evening as he continued his excellent start to life at his new club.