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- Group stage
- Round of 16
- Quarter-finals
- Semi-finals
- Final
- Stadiums
Euro 2024 is here, and the full fixture schedule for the tournament in Germany is available alongside the results that will happen every day.
The group stage draw for Euro 2024 took place in December 2023, with each qualifying nation discovering who they'll be facing for their first three games of the tournament. After the play-offs were played at the end of March, the final three teams to have qualified for Euro 2024 then became clear.
From the tournament kicking off on June 14 until the final on July 14, FourFourTwowill have all the latest news and reaction fromevery single fixture at Euro 2024, as the best players andsquadsbattle it out to emerge as the victorious European nation at the tournament in Germany.
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The BBC and ITV have decided which channels are broadcasting the opening fixtures, too, with the BBC showcasing England's first two games, while ITV has Scotland's opening game of the Euros.
Here's how the tournament will play out:
Group stage
Matchday 1
Friday 14 June
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Germany 5-1 Scotland(Allianz Arena)
Saturday 15 June
Hungary 1-3 Switzerland (RheinEnergieStadion)
Spain 3-0 Croatia (Olympiastadion)
Italy 2-1 Albania (Westfalenstadion)
Sunday 16 June
Poland 1-2 Netherlands (Volksparkstadion)
Slovenia 1-1 Denmark (MHPArena)
Serbia 0-1 England (Arena AufSchalke)
Monday 17 June
Romania 3-0 Ukraine (Allianz Arena)
Belgium 0-1 Slovakia (Waldstadion)
Austria 0-1 France(Merkur Spiel-Arena)
Tuesday 18 June
Turkey vs Georgia (Westfalenstadion, 5pm BST, BBC)
Portugal vs Czech Republic(Red Bull Arena, 8pm BST, BBC)
Matchday 2
Wednesday 19 June
Croatia vs Albania (Volksparkstadion, 2pm BST, ITV)
Germany vs Hungary(MHPArena 5pm BST, BBC)
Scotland vs Switzerland (RheinEnergieStadion, 8pm BST, BBC)
Thursday 20 June
Slovenia vs Serbia(Allianz Arena, 2pm BST, ITV)
Denmark vs England(Waldstadion, 5pm BST, BBC)
Spain vs Italy(Arena AufSchalke, 8pm BST, ITV)
Friday 21 June
Slovakia vs Ukraine(Merkur Spiel-Arena, 2pm BST, BBC)
Poland vs Austria(Olympiastadion, 5pm BST, ITV)
Netherlands vs France(Red Bull Arena, 8pm BST, BBC)
Saturday 22 June
Georgia vs Czech Republic(Volksparkstadion, 2pm BST, BBC)
Turkey vs Portugal(Westfalenstadion, 5pm BST, ITV)
Belgium vs Romania(RheinEnergieStadion, 8pm BST, ITV)
Matchday 3
Sunday 23 June
Switzerland vs Germany(Waldstadion, 8pm BST, BBC)
Scotland vs Hungary(MHPArena, 8pm BST, BBC)
Monday 24 June
Croatia vs Italy(Red Bull Arena, 8pm BST, BBC)
Albania vs Spain(Merkur Spiel-Arena, 8pm BST, BBC)
Tuesday 25 June
Netherlands vs Austria(Olympiastadion, 5pm BST, BBC)
France vs Poland(Westfalenstadion, 5pm BST, BBC)
England vs Slovenia(RheinEnergieStadion, 8pm BST, ITV)
Denmark vs Serbia(Allianz Arena, 8pm BST, ITV)
Wednesday 26 June
Slovakia vs Romania(Waldstadion, 5pm BST, BBC)
Ukraine vs Belgium(MHPArena, 5pm BST, BBC)
Czech Republicvs Turkey(Volksparkstadion, 8pm BST, ITV)
Georgia vs Portugal(Arena AufSchalke, 8pm BST, ITV)
Round of 16
Saturday 29 June
2A vs 2B (Olympiastadion, 5pm BST, BBC)
1A vs 2C (Westfalenstadion, 8pm BST, ITV)
Sunday 30 June
1C vs 3D/E/F (Arena AufSchalke, 5pm BST, BBC)
1B vs 3A/D/E/F (RheinEnergieStadion, 8pm BST, ITV)
Monday 1 July
2D vs 2E (Merkur Spiel-Arena, 5pm BST, BBC)
1F vs 3A/B/C (Waldstadion, 8pm BST, ITV)
Tuesday 2 July
1E vs 3A/B/C/D (Allianz Arena, 5pm BST, BBC)
1D vs 2F (Red Bull Arena, 8pm BST, ITV)
Quarter-finals
Friday 5 July
Winner of last-16 match 3 vs Winner of last-16 match 1 (MHPArena, 5pm BST)
Winner of last-16 match 5 vs Winner of last-16 match 6 (Volksparkstadion, 8pm BST)
Saturday 6 July
Winner of last-16 match 4 vs Winner of last-16 match 2 (Merkur Spiel-Arena, 5pm BST)
Winner of last-16 match 7 vs Winner of last-16 match 8 (Olympiastadion, 8pm BST)
UK broadcasters have not been chosen for this stage of the competition. The BBC have first pick of which game they would like to show, however.
Semi-finals
Tuesday 9 July
Winner of quarter-finals match 1 vs Winner of quarter-finals match 2 (Allianz Arena, 8pm BST)
Wednesday 10 July
Winner of quarter-finals match 3 vs Winner of quarter-finals match 4 (Westfalenstadion, 8pm BST)
UK broadcasters have not been chosen for this stage of the competition. ITV have first pick of which game they would like to show, however.
Final
Sunday 14 July
Winner of semi-final match 1 vs Winner of semi-final match 2 (Olympiastadion, 8pm BST, BBC & ITV)
Stadiums
These are the Euro 2024 stadiums:
- Olympiastadion, Berlin: 74,461
- Allianz Arena, Munich: 70,076
- Westfalenstadion, Dortmund: 65,849
- Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen: 54,740
- Waldstadion, Frankfurt: 54,697
- MHPArena, Stuttgart: 54,244
- Volksparkstadion, Hamburg: 52,245
- Merkur Spiel-Arena, Dusseldorf: 51,031
- RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne: 49,827
- Red Bull Arena, Leipzig: 42,959
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Ryan Dabbs
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Ryan is a staff writer for FourFourTwo, joining the team full-time in October 2022. He first joined Future in December 2020, working across FourFourTwo, Golf Monthly, Rugby World and Advnture's websites, before eventually earning himself a position with FourFourTwo permanently. After graduating from Cardiff University with a degree in Journalism and Communications, Ryan earned a NCTJ qualification to further develop as a writer while a Trainee News Writer at Future.
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