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EURO 2024

Euro 2024: full schedule, times, dates, teams and groups

Scotland and Germany get the Euro 2024 action underway on 14 June in Munich with the 51 games in the tournament running through to 14 July.

Berlin Euro 2024 match ball and trophy

All eyes on Friday night will be locked on the Munich Football Arena as Germany and Scotland kickstart a month of football as Euro 2024 gets underway.

51 games will be staged in that timeframe to decide which teams gets to lift the Henri Delaunay trophy in the Berlin final on 14 July.

UEFA EURO 2024 - Stadium Open Media Day Berlin in Berlin
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UEFA EURO 2024 - Stadium Open Media Day Berlin in BerlinCLEMENS BILANEFE

Italy are the current holders with the ‘Azzurri’ beating England on a penalty shoot-out at Wembley Stadium in 2021 with the previous edition of the tournament delayed for a year as a consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic with games being played in half-empty stadiums across the continent as a manner of social distancing in an attempt to contain the virus.

Ahead of the tournament, two clear favourites have emerged with France and England widely tipped to go all the way with a chasing pack of contenders including Spain, Portugal, Italy and the host nation.

France's midfielder #07 Antoine Griezmann (L) and France's forward #10 Kylian Mbappe gesture during the International friendly
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France's midfielder #07 Antoine Griezmann (L) and France's forward #10 Kylian Mbappe gesture during the International friendlyFRANCK FIFEAFP

Euro 2024 format

24 nations have progressed to the finals and are set to play in six groups of four teams with the top two progressing along with the four third best teams leafing eight sides packing their bags and exiting the tournament.

The competition then follows a familiar knockout path of: Round of 16, quarterfinals, semi-final and final match.

The final group stage games will be held on 26 June with the Round of 16 matches taking place between 29 June and 2 July, and the quarterfinals on July 5 and 6. Only four teams will be left at that point ahead of the two semifinals which are schedule for 9/10 July.

Four days later, on 14 July, all eyes with be on Berlin’s Olympic Stadium to discover who are the champions of European football.

Euro 2024: teams

Group A

  • Germany
  • Scotland
  • Hungary
  • Switzerland

Group B

  • Spain
  • Italy
  • Croatia
  • Albania

Group C

  • England
  • Denmark
  • Serbia
  • Slovenia

Group D

  • France
  • Netherlands
  • Austria
  • Poland

Group E

  • Belgium
  • Slovakia
  • Romania
  • Ukraine

Group F

  • Portugal
  • Turkey
  • Czech Republic
  • Georgia

Euro 2024: stadiums

The tournament will be staged in ten German cities: Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig, Dortmund, Gelsenkirchen, Dusseldorf, Cologne, Stuttgart, Munich and Frankfurt.

Drone view of the Signal Iduna Park, home ground of Borussia Dortmund
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Drone view of the Signal Iduna Park, home ground of Borussia Dortmund Christopher NeundorfEFE

Euro 2024: schedule

Group stage matches: matchday 1 games

all times ET

June 14
Group A: Germany - Scotland (Munich, 3pm)
June 15
A: Hungary - Switzerland (Cologne, 9am)
B: Spain - Croatia (Berlin, 12pm)
B: Italy - Albania (Dortmund, 3pm)
June 16
D: Poland - Netherlands (Hamburg, 9am)
C: Slovenia - Denmark (Stuttgart, 12pm)
C: Serbia - England (Gelsenkirchen, 3pm)
June 17
E: Romania - Ukraine (Munich, 9am)
E: Belgium - Slovakia (Frankfurt, 12pm)
D: Austria - France (Düsseldorf, 3pm)
June 18
F: Turkey - Georgia (Dortmund, 12pm)
F: Portugal - Czech Republic (Leipzig, 3pm)

Group stage matches: matchday 2 games

all times ET

June 19
B: Croatia - Albania (Hamburg, 9am)
A: Germany - Hungary (Stuttgart, 12pm)
A: Scotland - Switzerland (Cologne, 3pm)
June 20
C: Slovenia - Serbia (Munich, 9am)
C: Denmark - England (Frankfurt, 12pm)
B: Spain - Italy (Gelsenkirchen, 3pm)
June 21
E: Slovakia - Ukraine (Düsseldorf, 9am)
D: Poland - Austria (Berlin, 12pm)
D: Netherlands - France (Leipzig, 3pm)
June 22
F: Georgia-Czech Republic (Hamburg, 9am)
F: Turkey - Portugal (Dortmund, 12pm)
E: Belgium - Romania (Cologne, 3pm)

Group stage matches: matchday 3 games

all times ET

June 23
A: Switzerland - Germany (Frankfurt, 3pm)
A: Scotland - Hungary (Stuttgart, 3pm)
June 24
B: Croatia - Italy (Leipzig, 3pm)
B: Albania - Spain (Düsseldorf, 3pm)
June 25
D: Netherlands - Austria (Berlin, 12pm)
D: France - Poland (Dortmund, 12pm)
C: England - Slovenia (Cologne, 3pm)
C: Denmark - Serbia (Munich, 3pm)
June 26
E: Slovakia - Romania (Frankfurt, 12pm)
E: Ukraine - Belgium (Stuttgart, 12pm)
F: Czechia - Türkiye (Hamburg, 3pm)
F: Georgia - Portugal (Gelsenkirchen, 3pm)

Round of 16 matches

June 29

  • Match 38: 2A - 2B (Berlin, 12pm)
  • 37: 1A - 2C (Dortmund, 3pm)

June 30

  • 40: 1C - 3D/E/F (Gelsenkirchen), 12pm)
  • 39: 1B - 3A/D/E/F (Cologne, 3pm)

July 1

  • 42: 2D - 2E (Düsseldorf, 12pm)
  • 41: 1F - 3A/B/C (Frankfurt) 3pm)

July 2

  • 43: 1E - 3A/B/C/D (Munich, 12pm)
  • 44: 1D - 2F (Leipzig, 3pm)

Quarterfinal matches

July 5

  • 45: W39 - W37 (Stuttgart, 12pm)
  • 46: W41 - W42 (Hamburg, 3pm)

July 6

  • 48: W40 - W38 (Düsseldorf, 12pm)
  • 47 :W43 - W44 (Berlin, 3pm)

Semifinal matches

July 9

  • 49: W45 - W46 (Munich, 3pm)

July 10

  • 50: W47 - W48 (Dortmund, 3pm)

Final

July 14

  • Match 51: W49 - W50 (Berlin, 3pm)