Euro.2020 Schedule
The dates almost perfectly align.
Euro.2020 schedule. Seasons Competitions Teams Add to calendar Sky Bet. UEFA EURO 2020 will take place between 11 June and 11 July 2021. Euro 2020 gets underway on June 11 with Italy vs Turkey in Rome with the final to be played exactly a month later in Londons Wembley Stadium on July 11.
56 rows UEFA Euro 2020 matches fixtures schedule Romes Stadio Olimpico will be. Now UEFA has confirmed that 2020 Euro Championship will take place from 11 June to 11 July 2021 however it will still be called Euro 2020 for marketing and organizing reasons. Due to pandemic situation it is postponed to be held on 2021 from 11 June to 11 July.
Euro 2020 was originally scheduled to take place from 12 June 2020 to 12 July 2020 but Covid-19 pandemic forced UEFA to postpone the event for another year. We will also be updating this page regularly with the latest results. 2024 Germany 2020 2016 in Frankreich 2012 PolandUkraine 2008 AustriaSwitzerland 2004 Portugal 2000 HollandBelgium 1996 England 1992 Sweden 1988 Germany 1984 France 1980 Italy 1976 Yugoslavia 1972 Belgium 1968 Italy 1964 Spain 1960 France.
FourFourTwo s Euro 2020 wall chart will see you through the whole month from June 11 to July 11 we have the full schedule every fixture just waiting for you to fill in. All the way from. The revised dates were approved by the UEFA Executive Committee on 17 June 2020 with the.
Portugal is the defending champions of the European Championship 2020. Also for the first time VAR or Video Assistant referee system will be implemented to analyze any questionable incidents. Full Schedule March 2 2020 After being pushed back a year due to the coronavirus pandemic the long-awaited highly-anticipated European Championship gets underway on Friday June 11 2021 with the final scheduled to take place.
Teams will discover their fixtures on Saturday Nov. 2021 MATCH SCHEDULE REST DAYS REST DAYS REST DAYS REST DAYS Kick-off times are shown in CET Central European Time. And with the Euro 2020 final being played at Wembley - the home of English football - it only seems fitting that the Three Lions lift their first piece of silverware since winning the 1966 World Cup.