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Hungary, North Macedonia, Slovakia and Scotland were the last four teams to secure their presence in the final round of Euro2020, postponed to 2021, from 11 June to 11 July.
The finals will be played in 12 cities, from 12 nations, with Portugal, the title holder, included in Group F, with the selections of Germany, France and the newly qualified Hungary.
Composition of the six Euro2020 groups:
Group A: Italy, Switzerland, Turkey and Wales
Group B: Belgium, Russia, Denmark and Finland
Group C: Netherlands, Ukraine, Austria and North Macedonia
Group D: England, Croatia, the Czech Republic and Scotland
Group E: Spain, Poland, Sweden and Slovakia
Group F: Germany, France, PORTUGAL and Hungary
Euro2020 Calendar:
GROUP PHASE
GROUP A (Baku and Rome)
1st day
11 June: Turkey-Italy in Rome (8 pm)
12 June: Wales v Switzerland in Baku (14h)
2nd day
16 June: Turkey-Wales in Baku (17h)
June 16: Italy-Switzerland, Rome (8 pm)
3rd day
20 June: Italy-Wales, Rome (5pm)
June 20: Switzerland-Turkey in Baku (17 h)
GROUP B (Copenhagen and St. Petersburg)
1st day
12 June: Denmark-Finland in Copenhagen (5 pm)
June 12: Belgium-Russia in St. Petersburg (20:00)
2nd day
June 16: Finland-Russia in St. Petersburg (2 pm)
17 June: Denmark-Belgium in Copenhagen (5pm)
3rd day
21 June: Finland-Belgium in St. Petersburg (20:00)
June 21: Russia-Denmark in Copenhagen (20 h)
GROUP C (Amsterdam and Bucharest)
1st day
13 June: Austria-North Macedonia in Bucharest (17 h)
13 June: Netherlands-Ukraine in Amsterdam (20 h)
2nd day
17 June: Ukraine-North Macedonia in Bucharest (14 h)
17 June: Netherlands-Austria in Amsterdam (20 h)
3rd day
21 June: Ukraine-Austria in Bucharest (17 h)
June 21: North Macedonia-Holland in Amsterdam (17 h)
GROUP D (Glasgow and London)
1st day
13 June: England v Croatia in London (2 pm)
June 14: Scotland v Czech Republic, Glasgow (2pm)
2nd day
18 June: Croatia v Czech Republic, Glasgow (5pm)
18 June: England v Scotland in London (20:00)
3rd day
June 22: Czech Republic v England, London (20:00)
22 June: Croatia v Scotland in Glasgow (20 h)
GROUP E (Bilbao and Dublin)
1st day
June 14: Poland-Slovakia in Dublin (5pm)
June 14: Spain v Sweden in Bilbao (20 h)
2nd day
18 June: Sweden-Slovakia in Dublin (2 pm)
19 June: Spain-Poland in Bilbao (20 h)
3rd day
23 June: Sweden-Poland in Dublin (5pm)
23 June: Slovakia v Spain in Bilbao (5pm)
GROUP F (Budapest and Munich)
1st day
June 15: Hungary-Portugal in Budapest (5 pm)
June 15: France-Germany, Munich (20:00)
2nd day
19 June: Hungary-France in Budapest (2 pm)
19 June: Portugal-Germany in Munich (17 h)
3rd day
23 June: Germany-Hungary in Munich (20:00)
23 June: Portugal v France, Budapest (20 h)
EIGHT FINAL
26 June: Match 38 – 2nd Group A-2nd Group B, Amsterdam (17 h)
June 26: Race 37 – 1st Group A-2nd Group C, London (20:00)
27 June: Match 40 – 1st Group C-3rd Group D / E / F, in Budapest (17 h)
27 June: match 39 – 1st Group B-3rd Group A / D / E / F, in Bilbao (20 h)
28 June: match 42 – 2nd Group D-2nd Group E, in Copenhagen (17:00)
28 June: match 41 – 1st Group F-3rd Group A / B / C, in Bucharest (20 h)
29 June: Match 44 – 1st Group D-2nd Group F, Dublin (17.00)
29 June: match 43 – 1st Group E-3rd Group A / B / C / D, Glasgow (20 h)
FINAL ROOMS
July 2: 45th match – Winner of match 41-Winner of match 42, in St. Petersburg (17:00)
2 July: Match 46 – Winner of match 39 – Winner of match 37 in Monaco (20:00)
July 3: Match 47 – Winner of match 40 – Winner of match 38 in Baku (17:00)
3 July: Race 48 – Winner of Race 43 – Winner of Race 44 in Rome (20:00)
FINAL SEEDS
6 July: Game 49 – Winner of Match 46 – Winner of Match 45, London (20:00)
7 July: Match 50 – Winner of Match 48-Winner of Match 47, London (20:00)
THE FINAL
11 July: Winner of match 49-Winner of match 50, London (20:00)
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