Find out about Euro 2024: when is the start and final, all the teams, where will the matches be held

From 14 June to 14 July, 24 European national teams will determine the continent's strongest team during the UEFA Euro 2024 matches.

The European Championship will be held in Germany for the third time. For the first time, Euro on this territory was held in 1988, but the organisation did not involve the Eastern part of the country. In turn, the Allianz Arena in Munich became the only German stadium to host Euro 2020 matches.

Ten stadiums were selected to host Euro 2024. Nine of them (Berlin, Munich, Dortmund, Stuttgart, Hamburg, Cologne, Leipzig and Frankfurt) hosted matches at the 2006 World Cup. The Düsseldorf Arena has been left out of the World Cup, but will host Euro 2024.

Stadiums that will host Euro 2024 matches

• Berlin - Olympiastadion (70,033 seats). Home club - Hertha.
• Munich - Allianz Arena (66,026 seats). Home club - Bayern Munich.
• Dortmund - Signal Iduna Park (61,524 seats). Home club - Borussia Dortmund.
• Stuttgart - MHPArena (50,998 seats). Home club - Stuttgart.
• Hamburg - Volksparkstadion (50,215 seats). Home Club - Hamburg.
• Gelsenkirchen - "Feltins Arena" (49,471 seats). Home club - Schalke 04
• Frankfurt am Main - Deutsche Bank-Park (48,057 seats). Home club - Eintracht.
• Cologne - Rhein Energie Stadion (46,922 seats). Home club - Cologne.
• Leipzig - RB Arena (46,635 seats). Home club - RB Leipzig.
• Düsseldorf - Merkur Spiel Arena (46,264 seats). Home club - Fortuna.

All participants of Euro 2024

The first participant of Euro 2024 was the German national team, which got this right as the host of the tournament. Most of the places, namely 20, were decided during the main qualifying round, where the first two places of the qualifying groups went to the Euro.

Three more teams became known after the results of the knockout matches, the participants of which were determined by the results of the UEFA Nations League 2022/2023 season.

Group A

• Germany. Details.
• Scotland. Details.
• Switzerland. Details.
• Hungary. Details.

Group B

• Italy. Details.
• Croatia. Details.
• Spain. Details.
• Albania. Details.

Group C

• Slovenia. Details.
• Denmark. Details.
• England. Details.
• Serbia. Details.

Group D

• Poland. Details.
• Austria. Details.
• Netherlands. Details.
• France. Details.

Group E

• Romania. Details.
• Belgium. Details.
• Slovakia. Details.
• Ukraine. Details.

Group F

• Czech Republic. Details.
• Turkey. Details.
• Portugal. Details.
• Georgia. Details.

When will the matches take place?

The opening match between tournament host Germany and Scotland will take place on 14 June at 21:00 CET.

In general, the group stage matches will take place from 14 to 26 June. Then the teams will have a three-day rest and on 29 June will start the play-off round, which consists of four stages: 1/8 finals (matches from 29 June to 2 July), quarter-finals (matches on 5 and 6 July), semi-finals (matches on 9 and 10 June) and final (match on 14 June in Berlin).

The full schedule is available here.

We would like to remind you that unlike the World Championships, there is no third place match at the European Championships.