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When are the European Championships? Teams, schedule, fixtures, kick-off times for Euro 2024

When are the European Championships? Teams, schedule, fixtures, kick-off times for Euro 2024Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP
Who will be crowned the best team in Europe?

The European Championship is here and there is a lot of excitement going into the tournament. 

The latest edition is being held in Germany and it will see 24 teams battle it out with the aim of lifting the famous trophy in Berlin on July 14. 

Italy are the defending champions, but there are a number of teams eager to write themselves into the history books including France and England who are considered favourites for the tournament. 

With the schedule locked in and the participating teams making their final preparations, here's everything you need to know ahead of Euro 2024. 

When is Euro 2024?

The opening match takes place on Friday, June 14 with the final scheduled for Sunday, July 14. 

Which teams are in Euro 2024?

The 24 teams split into six groups of four are; 

Group A

  • Germany
  • Scotland
  • Hungary
  • Switzerland

Group B

  • Spain
  • Croatia
  • Italy
  • Albania

Group C

  • Slovenia
  • Denmark
  • Serbia
  • England

Group D

  • Poland
  • Netherlands
  • Austria
  • France

Group E

  • Belgium
  • Slovakia
  • Romania
  • Ukraine

Group F

  • Turkey
  • Georgia
  • Portugal
  • Czech Republic

Euro 2024 schedule, fixtures, kick-off times

(All times listed are in Central European Time)

Group Stage

Friday, June 14

  • Germany 5-0 Scotland

Saturday, June 15

  • Hungary 1-3 Switzerland
  • Spain 3-0 Croatia
  • Italy 2-1 Albania

Sunday, June 16

  • Poland 1-2 Netherlands 
  • Slovenia 1-1 Denmark
  • Serbia 0-1 England

Monday, June 17

  • Romania 3-0 Ukraine
  • Belgium 0-1 Slovakia
  • Austria 0-1 France

Tuesday, June 18

  • Turkey 3-1 Georgia
  • Portugal 2-1 Czech Republic

Wednesday, June 19

  • Croatia 2-2 Albania
  • Germany 2-0 Hungary
  • Scotland 1-1 Switzerland

Thursday, June 20

  • Slovenia 1-1 Serbia
  • Denmark 1-1 England
  • Spain 1-0 Italy

Friday, June 21

  • Slovakia 1-2 Ukraine
  • Poland 1-3 Austria
  • Netherlands 0-0 France

Saturday, June 22

  • Georgia 1-1 Czech Republic
  • Turkey 0-3 Portugal
  • Belgium 2-0 Romania

Sunday, June 23

  • Switzerland 1-1 Germany
  • Scotland 0-1 Hungary

Monday, June 24

  • Albania 0-1 Spain
  • Croatia 1-1 Italy

Tuesday, June 25

  • France 1-1 Poland
  • Netherlands 2-3 Austria
  • Denmark 0-0 Serbia
  • England 0-0 Slovenia

Wednesday, June 26

  • Slovakia 1-1 Romania
  • Ukraine 0-0 Belgium
  • Georgia 2-0 Portugal
  • Czech Republic 1-2 Turkey

Round of 16

Saturday, June 29

  • Switzerland 2-0 Denmark
  • Germany 2-0 Denmark

Sunday, June 30

  • England 2-1 (AET) Slovakia
  • Spain 4-1 Georgia

Monday, July 1

  • France 1-0 Belgium
  • Portugal 0-0 Slovenia (Portugal won 3-0 on penalties)

Tuesday, July 2

  • Romania 0-3 Netherlands
  • Austria 1-2 Turkey

Quarter-finals

Friday, July 5

  • Spain 2-1 Germany 
  • Portugal 0-0 France (France won 5-3 on penalties)

Saturday, July 6

  • England 1-1 Switzerland (England won 5-3 on penalties)
  • Netherlands 2-1 Turkey

Semi-finals

Tuesday, July 9

  • Spain 2-1 France

 Wednesday, July 10

  • England 2-1 Netherlands

Final

Sunday, July 14

  • Spain 2-1 England