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The Athletic Togley at the Euro's Day 5, like a page from Donald Trump's diary. Stormy scenes, dangerous checks and struggles to get the right result with Georgia. We'll be talking Turkey shoot, their 3-1 victory. Espresso Martinez shaking up his Portugal side for their 2-1 victory. And we'll be looking ahead to Wednesday's action with Scotland,

and Germany meeting their Béthnoyar. All that plus trains, thinking outside the box,

and more in this totally at the Euros.

Unbelievable, unbelievable that.

Tuesday, the 18th of June, it's been another cracking day at the Euros in Germany.

Got Jordan Campbell on the line very, very shortly. He's going to be telling us what Scotland

must do, Wednesday against Switzerland in their must-win fixture. We'll also be hearing from

Tim Spears from Leipzig on the immediate aftermath of Portugal's last minute win

against the Czech Republic drama here in the studio meanwhile Sasha Gurinov hello

hello James hello Sasha Sasha's come with all sorts of interesting tip bits

and Mark Kerry is also with us hello Mark hello Jimbo lovely to seebo. Lovely to see you. And on the big screen from Germany, Seb Stafblur. It's an Arbend, Herr Rich, isn't. Yeah, thank you so much. A little bit of German flavour from Seb. Seb, it's the end of the first round with today's games. How's everything going down over there? Yeah, what a question. Let's divide it into two. Football's been great. Football's been wonderful. I'd actually say today's been the best day of football so far. A few little wrinkles, and by little wrinkles, I mean big, big problems with the organisation. A lot of unhappy people on trains, which I probably could have told you was going to happen, unfortunately. Quite a few issues in the organisation around the ground. A couple of problems are in the fan zones. They seem to sort of themselves out. But so, you know, mixed bag. So hopefully the ratios will start to shift a little bit towards the football in a second round. Yeah, hopefully so. If there's one thing we all thought would be the case. The trains would be great, but apparently not.

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