For the first time in the history the UEFA European Championship will be held in 11 different countries, 11 EURO 2020 Stadiums in 11 countries.
As the UEFA President Michel Platini said, the EURO 2020 will be hosted in several nations to celebrate the 60th birthday of the European Championship competition.
So, let’s have a look at the host 11 cities and the EURO 2020 stadiums one by one.
Wembley Stadium, London
Wembley has the largest capacity among the 11 EURO 2020 stadiums. The stadium is scheduled to host the semi-finals and EURO 2020 final. Wembley will host the EURO final for the second time (first was in 1996 tournament).
In general, London will host 8 matches:
Group Stage:
Sunday 13 June | Group D: England vs Croatia
Friday 18 June | Group D: England vs Scotland
Tuesday 22 June | Group D: Czech Republic vs England
Round of 16:
Saturday 26 June | 2: 1A vs 2C
Tuesday 29 June | 7: 1D vs 2F
Semi-finals:
Tuesday 6 July | SF1: Winner QF2 vs Winner QF1
Wednesday 7 July | SF2: Winner QF4 vs Winner QF3
Final: Sunday 11 July | Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2
Allianz Arena, Munich
In Munich, 5 EURO 2020 matches are scheduled to be played – 4 groups stage and 1 quarter final match.
Group Stage
Tuesday 15 June | Group F: France vs Germany
Tuesday 15 June | Group F: France vs Germany
Saturday 19 June | Group F: Portugal vs Germany
Wednesday 23 June | Group F: Germany vs Hungary
Quarter-finals: Friday 2 July | QF2: Winner 4 vs Winner 2
Stadio Olimpico, Rome
The Stadio Olimpico in Rome was chosen to host the opening game, where Italy and Turkey will play the first match of the EURO. In general, Rome will host 4 matches – 3 group stage and 1 quarter-final.
Group Stage
Friday 11 June | Group A: Turkey vs Italy
Wednesday 16 June | Group A: Italy vs Switzerland
Sunday 20 June | Group A: Italy vs Wales
Quarter-finals
Saturday 3 July | QF4: Winner 8 vs Winner 7
Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam
Johan Cruyff Arena is scheduled to host EURO 2020 4 matches – 3 group stage and 1 round of 16.
Group Stage
Sunday 13 June | Group C: Netherlands vs Ukraine
Thursday 17 June | Group C: Netherlands vs Austria
Monday 21 June | Group C: North Macedonia vs Netherlands
Round of 16
Saturday 26 June | 1: 2A vs 2B
Parken Stadium, Copenhagen
Parken Stadium in Copenhagen will host 3 group stage and 1 round of 16 match during EURO 2020.
Group Stage
Saturday 12 June | Group B: Denmark vs Finland
Thursday 17 June | Group B: Denmark vs Belgium
Monday 21 June | Group B: Russia vs Denmark
Round of 16
Monday 28 June | 5: 2D vs 2E
Saint Petersburg Stadium, Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg Stadium is planned to host 6 group stage and 1 quarter-finals match.
Group Stage
Saturday 12 June | Group B: Belgium vs Russia
Monday 14 June | Group E: Poland vs Slovakia
Wednesday 16 June | Group B: Finland vs Russia
Friday 18 June | Group E: Sweden vs Slovakia
Monday 21 June | Group B: Finland vs Belgium
Wednesday 23 June | Group E: Sweden vs Poland
Quarter-finals
Friday 2 July | QF1: Winner 6 vs Winner 5
Baku Olympic Stadium, Baku
Baku Olympic Stadium will host 3 group stage and 1 quarter-finals match.
Group Stage
Saturday 12 June | Group A: Wales vs Switzerland
Wednesday 16 June | Group A: Turkey vs Wales
Sunday 20 June | Group A: Switzerland vs Turkey
Quarter-finals
Saturday 3 July | QF3: Winner 3 vs Winner 1
Arena Nationala, Bucharest
Arena Nationala in Bucharest is scheduled to host 3 group stage and 1 round of 16 match.
Group Stage
Sunday 13 June | Group C: Austria vs North Macedonia
Thursday 17 June | Group C: Ukraine vs North Macedonia
Monday 21 June | Group C: Ukraine vs Austria
Round of 16
Monday 28 June | 6: 1F vs 3A/B/C
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Hampden Park in Glasgow will host 3 group stage and 1 round of 16 match.
Group Stage
Monday 14 June | Group D: Scotland vs Czech Republic
Friday 18 June | Group D: Croatia vs Czech Republic
Tuesday 22 June | Group D: Croatia vs Scotland
Round of 16
Sunday 27 June | 8: 1E vs 3A/B/C/D (21:00, Glasgow)
La Cartuja, Seville
La Cartuja stadium will host 3 group stage and 1 round of 16 match.
Group Stage
Monday 14 June | Group E: Spain vs Sweden
Saturday 19 June | Group E: Spain vs Poland
Wednesday 23 June | Group E: Slovakia vs Spain
Round of 16
Sunday 27 June | 4: 1B vs 3A/D/E/F
Puskás Aréna, Budapest
Puskás Aréna in Budapest is scheduled to host 3 matches: 2 group stage and 1 round of 16.
Group Stage
Saturday 19 June | Group F: Hungary vs France
Wednesday 23 June | Group F: Portugal v France
Round of 16
Sunday 27 June | 3: 1C vs 3D/E/F
Check out also:
UEFA EURO 2020: Stats, Facts & Numbers
