Quick Guide to EURO 2020

Due to the spreading of the “covid-19” virus, the EURO 2020 was moved to 2021. EURO should be played from 06/11/2021 until 07/11/2021. 

The biggest soccer event in 2021 will take place in Europe. European national championship or EURO 2020 will be played in summer 2021 instead of its usual date in 2020. The reason is obvious: COVID-19. The competition format stays the same as in the past but this time Euro 2020 will be hosted not by just one or two countries. Twelve different cities in twelve different countries will host 51 matches of Euro 2020. (Of course, this can be subject to change depending on the situation with a corona in 2021.)

Competition format
Groups
Who will win EURO 2020?
Schedule
Host Cities

Competition Format

Twenty four countries will take part in Euro 2020. They are split into six groups by four teams. There will be six matches in each group (every team will play every team). The first two teams of every group will qualify for the knock-out stage. All matches in the knock-out stage (round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, final) are played like one match with the winner qualifying for the next round.

EURO 2020 Groups

Who will win EURO 2020

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EURO 2020 Schedule

If you need EURO 2020 Schedule in downloadable format (.xlsx) go here and download it.

Host Cities of Euro 2020

Three Group Matches, One Round of 16 matches:

Amsterdam, Netherlands, Johan Cruijff Arena (Capacity: 54 990)

Bilbao, Spain, San Mames Stadium (Capacity: 53 289)

Budapest, Hungary, Puskas Arena (Capacity: 67 889)

Bucharest, Romania, National Arena Bucharest (Capacity: 55 634)

Copenhagen, Denmark, Parken Stadium (Capacity: 38 065)

Dublin, Ireland, Dublin Arena (Capacity: 51 700)

Glasgow, Scotland, Hampden Park (Capacity: 51 886)

Three Group Matches, One QuarterFinal match:

Baku, Azerbaijan, Baku Olympic Stadium (Capacity: 69 870)

Munich, Germany, Football Arena Munich (Capacity: 75 000)

Roma, Italy, Olimpico Stadium (Capacity: 72 698)

Saint Petersburg, Russia, Saint Petersburg Stadium (Capacity: 68 000)

Three Group Matches, One Round of 16 Match, Two Semifinals, One Final:

London, England, Wembley Stadium (Capacity: 90 000)