A mockery! The prestigious server has published the worst line-up of the Euros, the Slovaks are missing, the Hungarians have three. Fans are furious and don’t understand

Whoscored, a prestigious website based on similar statistics, has published a list of the worst players of this Euro. The reaction from fans has been mostly negative, especially for the three Hungarians who certainly didn’t play badly.

Manuel Neuer came out of the gate for Whoscored. It’s a fact that he showed only the bare minimum of his skill at the tournament, but was he the worst? Certainly not, for example the performances of Uğurcan Çakır or David Marshall were certainly on a lower level.

The defence probably infuriated most football fans. The inclusion of the Hungarian stopper duo is complete nonsense, the defence around Willi Orban worked well, they just couldn’t handle the end of the games against Germany and Portugal.

What is the funniest thing about the reactions? That it was the Slovaks who were most upset that none of their players were in the line-up. “Nego who ran 38km, Orban who was concrete in defence are there and none of our great extra footballers.”

The inclusion of Ezgjan Alioski, who looked to be clearly Macedonia’s best player and certainly did not disappoint in terms of performance, is also ridiculous.

Adam Nagy, the aforementioned Adam Nagy, a long-time mainstay of the Hungarian national team, is the standout of the midfield.

The choice of Tim Werner, who only came into the game from the bench and never gave a completely awful performance, is also a bit nonsensical.

Grzegorz Krychowiak and Ante Rebic can be agreed with. One can agree with the attacking duo of Burak Yilmaz, Marcus Berg, although the latter is a bit on the edge.

Slovak fan Erik also commented on the attack. “At first I thought that this team’s offense should be composed of our players, then I realized that we didn’t have any offense,” joked Erik.

Source: Whoscored, Facebook