Viewers were upset after a replay was shown of the incident.
Hungary players rushed to the aide of Barnabas Varga after his head injury Gabby Logan admits she and the BBC were ‘shocked’ by UEFA’s decision to show a replay of Barnabas Varga’s head injury during Hungary’s win against Scotland at Euro 2024 on Sunday evening. Varga was involved in an aerial collision with Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn in the second half and was motionless on the ground after landing.
‘We were very surprised when UEFA chose to show that replay, which is why we cut away immediately to a wide angle as soon as we could.’ Hungary’s players shielded Barnabas Varga after his injury Hungary have since confirmed that Varga is ‘conscious and in a stable condition’ but is ‘likely’ to undergo surgery. ‘Several bones in Barnabas Varga’s face were broken during the collision during the match, and he also suffered a concussion,’ a statement from Hungary’s Football Association read.
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