Euro 2024: when does the Euro start ? Groups and complete program of the Blues
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Here are the details of the Blues' schedule for the next Euro football tournament.
Euro football is approaching. For several days now, the Blues have regrouped on the sideé de Clairefontaine to begin preparations for the European football championship which begins on June 14 with the opening match between Germany and ;#39;Scotland. For France, before flying to Germany, two preparation matches are on the program, against Luxembourg. Metz this Wednesday June 5 and Sunday June 9 against Canada. The start of the competition is scheduled for later with a first match against Arsenal. Austria on June 17.
June 17 à 9 p.m.: Austria-France & Düsseldorf
June 21 à 9 p.m.: Netherlands-France à Leipzig
June 25 18 hours: France-Poland Dortmund
Group A: Germany (1), Hungary (3), Scotland (2), Switzerland (4)
Group B: Spain (1), Albania (4), Croatia (2), Italy (3)
Group C: England (4), Denmark (2), Slovenia (1), Serbia (3)
Group D: France (4), Austria, (3), Netherlands (2) , Poland (1)
Group E: Belgium (1), Romania (3), Slovakia (2), Ukraine (4)
Group F: Portugal (3), Turkey (1), Czech Republic (4) Georgia (2)
Friday June 14
9 p.m.: Germany-Scotland à Munich
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
3 p.m.: 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
9pm: England-Slovenia
9pm: Denmark-Serbia
6pm: Netherlands-Austria
6pm: France-Poland
Wednesday, June 26
6pm: Slovakia-Romania
18:00: Ukraine-Belgium
21:00: Georgia-Portugal
21:00: Czech Republic-Turkey
Round of 16
Saturday, June 29
21:00: Round of 16, Group 1 A-2nd group C
6pm: Round of 16 2nd group A-2nd group B
Sunday, June 30
9pm: Round of 16 1st group B-3rd group A/D/E/F
6 p.m.: 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
18 hours: 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
We know the 21 nations qualified for Euro 2024. Here they are:
Germany (organizing country)
France
Belgium
Portugal
Spain
Scotland
Türkiye
Austria
England
Netherlands
Albania
Hungary
Serbia
Denmark
Romania
Switzerland
Slovakia
Italy
Slovenia
Czech Republic
Croatia
Poland
Ukraine
Georgia
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)
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