Germany Hammer Scotland 5-1 in Euro 2024 Opener

Wirtz Scores First Goal of Tournament

Souness Rips into Scottish Performance

Germany got their Euro 2024 campaign off to a flyer with a resounding 5-1 victory over Scotland in Munich on Friday night. Florian Wirtz scored the first goal of the tournament, a low shot from the top of the penalty area that Scotland goalkeeper Graeme Souness could not hold onto.

The win is Germany's biggest in Euro history, and it was a dominant performance from the hosts. They controlled possession for most of the match, and they created a number of chances. Scotland, on the other hand, were poor throughout. They failed to create any clear-cut chances, and they were defensively vulnerable.

Souness, who was working as a pundit for ITV, did not hold back in his criticism of Scotland's performance. He said that they were "embarrassing" and that they "deserved to be beaten heavily." His comments are likely to further anger Scottish fans, who are already disappointed with the team's performance.