UEFA Euro 2024 Schedule
The 2024 UEFA European Championship, also known as Euro 2024, will commence on June 14th, 2024, with host nation Germany facing Scotland in Munich. The tournament will culminate in the final match in Berlin on July 14th, 2024. This marks the return of the Euros to a single host country after the unique multi-nation format of Euro 2020, which was delayed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Germany previously hosted the tournament in 1988 as West Germany. This will be the third consecutive Euro tournament featuring 24 teams. Italy will be defending their title after their victory against England in the Euro 2021 final.
Germany will host matches across ten cities in iconic stadiums such as Berlin’s Olympiastadion and Munich’s Allianz Arena.
The tournament will be broadcast on FOX and FS1 in the United States, with Spanish language coverage on TUDN, Univision, and UniMás. Streaming options include FOX Sports, fubo, and Vix for Spanish language broadcasts.
The 24 participating nations have been divided into six groups of four: Group A consists of Germany, Hungary, Scotland, and Switzerland; Group B includes Albania, Croatia, Italy, and Spain; Group C features Denmark, England, Serbia, and Slovenia; Group D comprises Austria, France, Netherlands, and Poland; Group E consists of Belgium, Romania, Slovakia, and Ukraine; and Group F includes Czechia, Georgia, Portugal, and Turkey.
England entered the tournament as the betting favorite, followed by France, Germany, Portugal, and Spain. Kylian Mbappe of France and Harry Kane of England share the top spot for predicted top scorer.
The Uefa Euro 2024 Schedule is as follows: The Group Stage runs from June 14th to June 26th, with matches taking place across all host cities. The Round of 16 follows from June 29th to July 2nd, narrowing down the field to eight teams. The Quarterfinals will be held on July 5th and 6th. The Semifinals will be played on July 9th and 10th. The final match will take place on July 14th in Berlin.
UEFA Euro 2024 Trophy
Historically, Germany and Spain lead the way with three Euro titles each. France and Italy have each won twice. Other past winners include Czechia (as Czechoslovakia), Denmark, Greece, Netherlands, Portugal, and the Soviet Union.
The complete list of past Euro finals results provides a historical perspective on the tournament, showcasing the winning teams and scores from 1960 to 2020. The 2020 final saw Italy triumph over England in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw.