The group stage draw for the 2024 European Championships has been made and the tournament in Germany this summer and it is going to be a brilliant 24-team event in packed-out stadiums.
Group B has Spain, Italy and Croatia, while England have got a very favorable draw in Group
It’s time to dust off your steins and lederhosen.
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This is the first major men’s tournament that Germany has hosted since the 2006 World Cup and with 10 amazing stadiums spread across the country from Munich in the south to Hamburg in the far north, there will be amazing experiences for fans and players alike.
Reigning champs Italy are aiming to become just the second team in European Championship history to win back-to-back titles, while EURO 2020 runners up England, hosts Germany and 2022 World Cup runners up France are all among the favorites to lift the trophy.
Below is all of the information you need for EURO 2024 in Germany.
What are the EURO 2024 groups?
The draw for the finals took place on Saturday, December 2, 2023 at 12pm ET in Hamburg, Germany.
Group A: Germany, Hungary, Scotland, Switzerland
Group B: Spain, Albania, Croatia, Italy
Group C: England, Denmark, Slovenia, Serbia
Group D: France, Austria, Netherlands, Play-off winner A
Group E: Belgium, Romania, Slovakia, play-off winner B
Group F: Portugal, Turkiye, Czechia, play-off winner C
When and where is EURO 2024?
The first game of the tournament will be on June 14, 2024 and the final will be on July 14, 2024. Germany will play the first game of the tournament in Munich on June 14 at 3pm ET, with their opponent to be confirmed upon the result of the group stage draw. The tournament will be held in 10 stadiums across Germany.
How many teams are at EURO 2024?
Like the expanded format for the last two editions of the European Championships, 24 teams will qualify for EURO 2024 and be split in to six groups of four teams in each.
How many teams qualify from each group at EURO 2024?
The top two teams from each group qualify automatically for the last 16, while the four teams who finish in third and have the best record will also reach the last 16.
Which stadiums will be used in Germany for EURO 2024?
- Berlin – Olympiastadion (capacity: 74,461)
- Cologne – Cologne Stadium (capacity: 49,827)
- Dortmund – BVB Stadion Dortmund (capacity: 65,849)
- Dusseldorf – Dusseldorf Arena (capacity: 51,031)
- Frankfurt – Frankfurt Arena (capacity: 54,697)
- Gelsenkirchen – Arena AufSchalke (capacity: 54,740)
- Hamburg – Volksparkstadion Hamburg (capacity: 52,245)
- Leipzig – Leipzig Stadium (capacity: 42,959)
- Munich – Munich Football Arena (capacity: 70,076)
- Stuttgart – Stuttgart Arena (capacity: 54,096)
EURO 2024 schedule
Group A
June 14: Germany v Scotland – MunichJune 15: Hungary v Switzerland – Cologne June 19: Scotland v Switzerland – CologneJune 19: Germany v Hungary – Stuttgart June 23: Switzerland v Germany – FrankfurtJune 23: Scotland v Hungary – Stuttgart
Group B
June 15: Spain v Croatia – BerlinJune 15: Italy v Albania – DortmundJune 19: Croatia v Albania – HamburgJune 20: Spain v Italy – Gelsenkirchen June 24: Albania v Spain – DusseldorfJune 24: Croatia v Italy – Leipzig
Group C
June 16: Serbia v England – GelsenkirchenJune 16: Slovenia v Denmark – StuttgartJune 20: Denmark v England – FrankfurtJune 20: Slovenia v Serbia – MunichJune 25: England v Slovenia – CologneJune 25: Denmark v Serbia – Munich
Group D
June 16: Playoff winner A v Netherlands – HamburgJune 17: Austria v France – DusseldorfJune 21: Playoff winner A v Austria – BerlinJune 21: Netherlands v France – LeipzigJune 25: Netherlands v Austria – BerlinJune 25: France v Playoff winner A – Dortmund
Group E
June 17: Belgium v Slovakia – FrankfurtJune 17: Romania v Playoff winner B – MunichJune 21: Slovakia v Playoff winner B – Dusseldorf June 22: Belgium v Romania – CologneJune 26: Slovakia v Romania – FrankfurtJune 26: Playoff winner B v Belgium – Stuttgart
Group F
June 18: Portugal v Czechia – DortmundJune 18: Turkiye v Playoff winner C- LeipzigJune 22: Portugal v Turkiye – DortmundJune 22: Czechia v Playoff winner C – HamburgJune 26: Czechia v Turkiye – GelsenkirchenJune 26: Playoff winner C v Portugal – Hamburg
Round of 16
Match 37: June 29 – Winner Group A v Runner up Group C – DortmundMatch 38: June 29 – Runner up Group A v Runner up Group B – BerlinMatch 39: June 30 – Winner Group B v 3rd Group A/D/E/F – CologneMatch 40: June 30 – Winner Group C v 3rd Group D/E/F – GelsenkirchenMatch 41: July 1 – Winner Group F v 3rd Group A/B/C – FrankfurtMatch 42: July 1 – Runner up Group D v Runner up Group E – DusseldorfMatch 43: July 2 – Winner Group E v 3rd Group A/B/C/D – MunichMatch 44: July 2 – Winner Group D v Runner up Group F – Leipzig
Quarterfinals
Match 45: July 5 – Winner Match 39 v Winner Match 37 – StuttgartMatch 46: July 5 – Winner Match 41 v Winner Match 42 – HamburgMatch 47: July 6 – Winner Match 43 v Winner Match 44 – BerlinMatch 48: July 6 – Winner Match 40 v Winner Match 38 – Dusseldorf
Semifinals
Match 49: July 9 – Winner Match 45 v Winner Match 46 – Munich, 3pm ETMatch 50: July 10 – Winner Match 47 v Winner Match 48 – Dortmund, 3pm ET
Final
Match 51: July 14 – Winner Match 49 v Winner Match 50 – Munich, 3pm ET
