That is all from us here at Tribe for live coverage of Euro 2024 as Scotland crash out in the group stage phase yet again following a tense, and dramatic defeat to Hungary in Stuttgart. Hungary's win keeps their slims chances of progressing to the knockouts alive. Group A concludes with Germany top, Switzerland second, Hungary third and Scotland last. I'm Andrew Smith and thank you as always for joining me. Until next time!

The Hungarian FA has released a statement on Barnabas Varga, saying the striker is "stable" after being stretched from the field. Varga looked to be seriously injured after a collision with Angus Gunn, with sheets shielding him from view as medics treated him. The statement read: "Barnabas Varga's condition is stable. The Ferencvaros player is currently in one of the hospitals in Stuttgart. We will inform you immediately if there is any news about his status."

Three points may not be enough for Hungary to progress to the knockout stages, with the rest of the groups still to conclude. There may be a scenario where some teams finish third with four points, limiting the chances of Hungary progressing. Whatever happens, Marcos Rossi’s side will long remember that late winner from Csoboth. Despite defeat in their opening two games, Hungary have just about stayed in it.As for Scotland, it’s more despair at yet another major tournament. When Steve Clarke and his side look back on that game, they will acknowledge they didn’t do near enough to win the game in an attacking sense. Having said that, they will point to that penalty controversy as a major turning point. It could have easily been given but in truth, Scotland only have themselves to blame.

SCOTLAND ARE OUT OF EURO 2024! Scotland's misery at major tournaments once again continues as they have been knocked out of Euro 2024 after a quite exhilarating end to this game. Kevin Csoboth's 100th minute winner keeps Hungary's chances of qualifying for the knockout stages intact, however they are by no means guaranteed a spot. Scotland's first shot on target came in the 98th minute and that alone should sum up their attacking intent all night. Steve Clarke's tactics will certainly be questioned later on in his post-match press conference. For the second European Championship in a row, Scotland manage a solitary draw in the group stages - and yet again, it's all over before the knock-outs.

Understandably, Csoboth is booked for taking off his shirt during the celebrations. Can you blame him? The scenes in the Hungary section behind that goal are immense.

ABSOLUTE SCENES IN STUTTGART! Heartbreak for Scotland, and elation for Hungary. An extraordinary passage of play has just unfolded as Scotland get caught on the counter, and they are surely heading home! It starts with their corner, as they pile men forward into the box. Hanley heads down the delivery and it falls at the feet of McGregor. The goal is at his mercy but Adam makes a remarkable challenge to block his effort. The ball breaks and Hungary are off to the races. In two passes they're over the half-way line following another charging run from Szoboszlai. He finds Csoboth, who plays it out wide on the right to Sallai. The winger squares the ball across the box and Szoboszlai narrowly misses it at the near post, but Csoboth is there on hand to sweep into the net at the back post, despite McKenna's best efforts. My word. What an ending to the game.

CHANCE! Finally Scotland force Gulacsi into a big save - and Hanley is the man to do it. Armstrong's cross from a Scotland throw is a fine one and kept alive by the pile of bodies on the edge of the box. From there it's worked into the box and pulled back to the centre-back, who looks to curl ones for the right corner. Gulacsi is equal to it with a superb stop to send it out for a corner. Huge moments coming up here for Scotland!