Austria has qualified for Euro 2020 after a dramatic penalty goal in Baku. The goal was scored by Marcel Sabitzer in the 95th minute of the match against North Macedonia. This was a crucial moment for the Austrian national team, as it secured their place in the tournament.
The match was a tight affair, with both teams having chances to score. North Macedonia had the better of the chances in the first half, but Austria grew into the game as it went on. In the second half, Austria began to dominate possession and create more chances. However, it looked as though the match would end in a draw until Sabitzer stepped up to take the penalty.
The penalty was taken in the 95th minute and Sabitzer made no mistake, sending the goalkeeper the wrong way and slotting the ball into the back of the net. This goal was enough to secure Austria’s place in Euro 2020 and sparked wild celebrations from the players and coaching staff.
This is a huge achievement for Austria, as they have not qualified for a major tournament since 1998. The team will now be looking forward to competing against some of Europe’s best teams in Euro 2020.
Sabitzer’s penalty goal was a moment of sheer joy for the Austrian team and their fans. It was a moment that will live long in the memory of all those involved and one that will be remembered for years to come. Austria can now look forward to competing in Euro 2020 and will be hoping to make an impact in the tournament.
