Euro Soccer Schedule: Your Complete Guide to EURO 2024
The EURO 2024 tournament, held in Germany, culminated in a thrilling final between Spain and England at Berlin’s Olympiastadion, marking the end of an exciting month of soccer. This was the first major men’s tournament Germany hosted since the 2006 World Cup, offering fans and players unforgettable experiences across ten stadiums, from Munich to Hamburg. The reigning champions, Italy, aimed for consecutive titles but were eliminated before the semifinals, along with the host nation, Germany. England and Spain secured their spots in the final after defeating the Netherlands and France, respectively, delivering a captivating match.
The EURO 2024 tournament took place from June 14th to July 14th, 2024. Fox Sports and fuboTV provided coverage in the USA, allowing fans to follow the action live. The final match, held on July 14th, saw Spain triumph over England with a 2-1 victory.
The semifinals saw Spain defeat France 2-1 in Munich and England overcome the Netherlands 2-1 in Dortmund. These matches set the stage for the highly anticipated final.
The quarterfinal stage witnessed intense competition. Spain edged out Germany 2-1 in Stuttgart, while France advanced past Portugal on penalties after a goalless draw in Hamburg. The Netherlands secured a 2-1 victory against Turkiye in Berlin, and England overcame Switzerland in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw in Dusseldorf.
The round of 16 featured several compelling matchups. Germany defeated Denmark 2-0 in Dortmund, while Switzerland eliminated Italy with a 2-0 win in Berlin. Spain cruised past Georgia with a 4-1 victory in Cologne, and England needed extra time to defeat Slovakia 2-1 in Gelsenkirchen. Portugal advanced after a penalty shootout against Slovenia following a goalless draw in Frankfurt. France narrowly defeated Belgium 1-0 in Dusseldorf. The Netherlands triumphed over Romania 3-0 in Munich, and Turkiye secured a 2-1 victory against Austria in Leipzig.
The group stage of EURO 2024 saw 24 teams compete across six groups. Germany topped Group A, while Spain led Group B. England secured the top spot in Group C, and France dominated Group D. Belgium finished first in Group E, and Portugal claimed the top position in Group F. All matches in the group stage provided exciting moments and determined which teams would progress to the knockout rounds.
The EURO 2024 groups were determined by a draw held in Hamburg, Germany, on December 2nd, 2023. Group A consisted of Germany, Hungary, Scotland, and Switzerland. Group B included Spain, Albania, Croatia, and Italy. Group C featured England, Denmark, Slovenia, and Serbia. Group D comprised France, Austria, Netherlands, and Poland. Group E consisted of Belgium, Romania, Slovakia, and Ukraine. Finally, Group F included Portugal, Turkiye, Czechia, and Georgia. The draw set the stage for a diverse and competitive tournament.
Twenty-four teams participated in EURO 2024, divided into six groups of four. The top two teams from each group, along with the four best third-placed teams, advanced to the round of 16. The tournament commenced on June 14th with Germany’s 5-1 victory over Scotland in Munich and concluded with the final on July 14th.
Ten stadiums across Germany hosted EURO 2024 matches: Berlin’s Olympiastadion, Cologne Stadium, Dortmund’s BVB Stadion, Dusseldorf Arena, Frankfurt Arena, Gelsenkirchen’s Arena AufSchalke, Hamburg’s Volksparkstadion, Leipzig Stadium, Munich Football Arena, and Stuttgart Arena. These venues provided state-of-the-art facilities and passionate atmospheres for the tournament.