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Euro 2024: France's group ranking and all the results

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The Euro football takes place from June 14 to July 14 in Germany, with 51 matches on the program. Discover all the groups, the results and rankings in real time.

France played his very first match of Euro 2024 against & Austria this Monday June 17. Expected and considered favorites for this European Nations Championship, the Blues responded presently by winning 1-0. The Blues therefore respond to the Netherlands who won on Sunday afternoon against the Netherlands. Poland with a score of 2-1. The two great nations of this group will face each other in a sort of group final, this Friday evening at 9 p.m.

This Monday also saw the very first surprise of this Euro with the victory of Slovakia against the Red Devils of Belgium. As during the last World Cup, Belgium's level of play was up. worrying even if they were unlucky with two goals disallowed during the match. A little earlier in the day in this group, Romania had fun against the Czechs. Ukraine, winning 3-0. In the ranking, Belgium is therefore already at the top of the list. back to the wall.

Euro Groups and Ranking

Find all the groups of Euro 2024 football which is being played in Germany with the ranking which is starting to change. update automatically à the end of the meetings.

Euro 2024 results

Here are all the results from the final whistle of the matches.

Saturday June 15
15 hours: Hungary-Switzerland
18 hours: Spain-Croatia
9 p.m.: Italy-Albania
Sunday June 16
15 hours: Poland-Netherlands
18 hours: Slovenia-Denmark
9 p.m.: Serbia-England
Monday June 17
15 hours: Romania-Ukraine
18 hours: Belgium-Slovakia
9 p.m.: Austria-France
Tuesday June 18
18 hours: Turkey-Georgia
9 p.m.: Portugal-Czech Republic
Wednesday June 19
15 hours: Croatia-Albania
18 hours: Germany-Hungary
9 p.m.: Scotland-Switzerland
Thursday June 20
15 hours: Slovenia-Serbia
18 hours: Denmark-England
9 p.m.: Spain-Italy
Friday June 21
15 hours: Slovakia-Ukraine
18 hours: Poland-Austria
9 p.m.: Netherlands-France
Saturday June 22
15 hours: Georgia-Czech Republic
18 hours: Turkey-Portugal
9 p.m.: Belgium-Romania
Sunday June 23
9 p.m.: Switzerland-Germany
9 p.m.: Scotland-Hungary
Monday June 24
9 p.m.: Albania-Spain
9 p.m.: Croatia-Italy
Tuesday June 25
9 p.m.: England-Slovenia
9 p.m.: Denmark-Serbia
18 hours: Netherlands – Austria
18 hours: France-Poland
Wednesday June 26
18 hours: Slovakia-Romania
18 hours: Ukraine-Belgium
9 p.m.: Georgia-Portugal
9 p.m.: Czech Republic-Turkey
Eighth of finals
Saturday June 29
9 p.m.: Eighth finals 1st group A-2nd group C
18 hours: Eighth finals 2nd group A-2nd group B
Sunday June 30
9 p.m.: Eighth finals 1st group B-3rd group A/D/E/F
18 hours: Eighth finals 1st group C-3rd group D/E/F
Monday July 1st
9 p.m.: Eighth finals 1st group F-3rd group A/B/C
6 p.m.: Eighth finals 2nd group D-2nd group E
Tuesday July 2
18 hours: Eighth finals 1st group E-3rd group A/B/C/D
9 p.m.: Eighth finals 1st group D-2nd group F
Friday July 5
18 hours: Quarter-final
9 p.m.: Quarter-final
Saturday July 6
18 hours: Quarter-final
9 p.m.: Quarter-final
Tuesday July 9
9 p.m.: Semi-final 1
Wednesday July 10
9 p.m.: Semi-final 2
Sunday July 14
9 p.m.: Final à Berlin

Euro 2024 news and matches

What are the dates for Euro 2024 football ?

The next Euro football tournament in 2024 will open on June 14, 2024. the Allianz Arena in Munich for the opening match before closing on July 14, 2024 with the final at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin.

Where is Euro 2024 football taking place ?

Euro 2024 will take place in a single country in 2024, in Germany. The competition was successful. awarded by UEFA in September 2018. Three groups of sites were studied. established for this Euro: North – North-East (Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig), West (Dortmund, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Gelsenkirchen, Cologne) and South (Frankfurt, Munich, Stuttgart).

Berlin : Olympiastadion Berlin (capacity: 70 000 places)
Cologne : Cologne Stadium (47 000)
Dortmund : BVB Stadion Dortmund (66 000)
Düsseldorf : Düsseldorf Arena (40 000)< /li>
Frankfurt : Frankfurt Arena (48 000)
Gelsenkirchen : Arena AufSchalke (50 000)
Hamburg : Volksparkstadion Hamburg (50 000)
Leipzig : Leipzig Stadium (42 000)
Munich : Munich Football Arena (67 000)
Stuttgart : Stuttgart Arena (54 000)

Teilor Stone

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