Austria Euro 2024 Fixtures: Dates, Venues and Analysis | OneFootball

Austria reached the knockout stages impressively at Euro 2024 by winning a tough Group D ahead of France and the Netherlands, however a surprise defeat to Turkey saw Ralf Rangnick’s side depart in the round of 16.

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Group D looked to be one of the toughest groups at the 2024 European Championships, with France and Netherlands both looking to make their mark on the tournament. Austria were also hoping to impress but not many expected them to lead the charge, winning the group after victories against Netherlands and Poland.

Rangnick’s team can probably count themselves a touch unfortunate that they aren’t still in the competition. They generated over 3 xG against Turkey in the round of 16, creating five big chances to Turkey’s two. The difference is that Merih Demiral took both of his chances, whereas Austria managed to fluff all of theirs, eventually going out 1-2.

Group D – Matchweek One

France were able to grind out the win over Austria on Matchweek One, as Max Wober inadvertently turned Kylian Mbappe’s cross into his own goal. Burschen certainly caused one of the favourites for the tournament some problems though which will give them some hope heading into their next match.

Group D – Matchweek Two

Another fixture that hasn’t fallen in Austria’s favour many times over the years. Poland have won three of the last five meetings, with Austria winning just two of the eight meetings between these two sides since their first match in 1935. They’ll need to reverse that trend if they hope to make it out of Group D as it loos to be a must-win match for both sides.

Group D – Matchweek Three

A third fixture for Austria that didn’t, on paper at least, look to be appealing. Ralf Rangnick’s side showed great skill in taking the lead against Netherlands and fantastic appearance to do so a further two times when being pegged back, resulting in a 3-2 victory.