Euro 2024: Groups and schedule
In June 2024, Germany will host the European Championship from the 14th to the 14th of July. The first game of the tournament will be played between Germany and Scotland in Munich.
The games will take place in ten different cities throughout Germany including Berlin, Cologne, Dortmund, Duesseldorf, Frankfurt, Gelsenkirchen, Hamburg, Leipzig, Munich, and Stuttgart.
These are the teams and the elimination timetable:
Team A (June 14-23)
was a magnificent success with all teams playing top-notch football. Each match was highly competitive, with players showcasing their skills and fighting spirit throughout. The fans were thrilled with the games and the atmosphere in the stadiums was incredible. Overall, Group B exceeded all expectations and set the bar high for the rest of the tournament. We can't wait to see what's in store for the teams in the next round. The second group of the tournament, known as Group B, was a great success from June 15th to June 24th. All of the teams played extremely well and showed off their excellent football skills. Every game was exciting and the players displayed their competitive spirit throughout. The fans were thrilled by the games and the stadiums had an amazing atmosphere. Overall, Group B did better than expected and set a high standard for the rest of the competition. We are all eagerly waiting to see what happens to these teams in the following rounds.
Section for Blog: The C Group will take place from June 16 to 25. Rewritten: The Group C activities are scheduled to occur during the period of June 16 to 25.
From June 16th to 25th, Group D will be active.
From June 17 to June 26, Group E will be in session.
Group F (June 18-26) will be taking place soon.
On June 29th, in Berlin, there will be a match between the second-place finishers in Group A and Group B.
On June 29th, there will be a match between the winners of Group A and the runners-up of Group C in Dortmund.
The victorious team from Group C will face the 3rd place team from Group D, E, or F on June 30th in Gelsenkirchen.
On June 30 in Cologne, there will be a match between the winners of Group B and the third-placed team from Group A, D, E or F.
On July 1st, there will be a match in Duesseldorf between the teams that have come in second place in Group D and Group E.
The team that emerges victorious from Group F will face the third-placed team from either Group A, B, or C on July 1 in Frankfurt.
On July 2nd, Munich will host the match between the winners of Group E and the third-placed team from any of Group A, B, C, or D.
On July 2nd, there will be a match between the winners of Group D and the runner-up of Group F in Leipzig.
The champions of the fourth contest in the round of 16 will battle against the champions of the second match in the same round on July 5 in Stuttgart.
On July 5th, there will be a game in Hamburg between the victors of the sixth match in the round of sixteen and the winners of the fifth match in the round of sixteen.
On July 6, the victorious team from the third game in the round of 16 will face off against the triumphant team from the first game in Duesseldorf.
On July 6, Berlin will host a game between the winners of the seventh match in the round of 16 and the winners of the eighth match in the round of 16.
The teams that triumphed in quarterfinal 1 will clash with the teams that were victorious in quarterfinal 2 on July 9 in Munich.
On July 10th, there will be a match in Dortmund featuring the victorious teams from quarterfinal 4 and quarterfinal 3.
The victor of the first semifinal will compete against the champion of the second semifinal on July 14th in Berlin.
