Twenty-four teams will fight it out to become the champions of Europe. Euro 2020 football championships, which was rescheduled to this year due to the COVID-19, kicks off in Rome on Friday (Saturday, 12.30 am IST) with Italy taking on Turkey. The tournament will be held across 11 cities with the Wembley in London hosting the semifinals and final.
The teams are divided into six groups. Group F consisting of holders Portugal, defending champions France, heavyweights Germany and Hungary has been labelled the Group of Death. The top two teams from each group and the four best third-placed will teams will qualify for pre-quarterfinals. The final will be held on July 11 (July 12, 12.30 am IST).
Group A
Turkey
Italy
Wales
Switzerland
Group B
Denmark
Finland
Belgium
Russia
Group C
Netherlands
Ukraine
Austria
North Macedonia
Group D
England
Croatia
Scotland
Czech Republic
Group E
Spain
Sweden
Poland
Slovakia
Group F
Hungary
Portugal
France
Germany
Live telecast
Sony Sports Network will telecast the tournament live on Sony Six, Sony Ten 1, Sony Ten 3 and Sony Ten 4 in India.
Sony LIV will also live stream the matches on its app and website.
Schedule (all timings in IST)
Group stage
Saturday, June 12
Group A: Turkey vs Italy, 12.30 am, Rome
Group A: Wales vs Switzerland , 6.30 pm, Baku
Group B: Denmark vs Finland , 9.30 pm, Copenhagen
Sunday, June 13
Group B: Belgium vs Russia, 12.30 am, St Petersburg
Group D: England vs Croatia, 6.30 pm, London
Group C: Austria vs North Macedonia, 9.30 pm, Bucharest
Monday, June 14
Group C: Netherlands vs Ukraine, 12.30 am, Amsterdam
Group D: Scotland vs Czech Republic, 6.30 pm, Glasgow
Group E: Poland vs Slovakia, 9.30 pm, St Petersburg
Tuesday, June 15
Group E: Spain vs Sweden, 12.30 am, Seville
Group F: Hungary vs Portugal, 9.30 pm, Budapest
Wednesday, June 16
Group F: France vs Germany, 12.30 am, Munich
Group B: Finland vs Russia, 6.30 pm, St Petersburg
Group A: Turkey vs Wales, 9.30 pm, Baku
Thursday, June 17
Group A: Italy vs Switzerland, 12.30 am, Rome
Group C: Ukraine vs North Macedonia, 6.30 am, Bucharest
Group B: Denmark vs Belgium, 9.30 pm, Copenhagen
Friday, June 18
Group C: Netherlands vs Austria, 12.30 am, Amsterdam
Group E: Sweden vs Slovakia, 6.30 pm, St Petersburg
Group D: Croatia vs Czech Republic, 9.30 pm, Glasgow
Saturday, June 19
Group D: England vs Scotland, 12.30 am, London
Group F: Hungary vs France, 6.30 am, Budapest
Group F: Portugal vs Germany, 9.30 pm, Munich
Sunday, June 20
Group E: Spain vs Poland, 12.30 am, Seville
Group A: Italy vs Wales, 9.30 pm, Rome
Group A: Switzerland vs Turkey, 9.30 pm, Baku
Monday, June 21
Group C: North Macedonia vs Netherlands, 9.30 pm, Amsterdam
Group C: Ukraine vs Austri , 9.30 pm, Bucharest
Tuesday, June 22
Group B: Russia vs Denmark, 12.30 am, Copenhagen
Group B: Finland vs Belgium, 12.30 am, St Petersburg
Wednesday, June 23
Group D: Czech Republic vs England, 12.30 am, London
Group D: Croatia vs Scotland, 12.30 am, Glasgow
Group E: Slovakia vs Spain, 9.30 pm, Seville
Group E: Sweden vs Poland, 9.30 pm, St Petersburg
Thursday, June 24
Group F: Germany vs Hungary, 12.30 am, Munich
Group F: Portugal v France, 12.30 am, Budapest
Pre-quarterfinals (round of 16)
Saturday, June 26
1. 2A vs 2B, 9.30 pm, Amsterdam
Sunday, June 27
2. 1A vs 2C, 12.30 am, London
3. 1C vs 3D/E/F, 9.30 pm, Budapest
Monday, June 28
4. 1B vs 3A/D/E/F, 12.30 am, Seville
5. 2D vs 2E, 9.30 pm, Copenhagen
Tuesday, June 29
6. 1F vs 3A/B/C, 12.30 am, Bucharest
7. 1D vs 2F, 9.30 pm, London
Wednesday, June 30
8. 1E vs 3A/B/C/D, 12.30 am, Glasgow
Quarterfinals
Friday, July 2
QF1 Winner 6 vs Winner 5, 9.30 pm, St Petersburg
Saturday, July 3
QF2 Winner 4 vs Winner 2, 12.30 am, Munich
QF3 Winner 3 vs Winner 1, 9.30 pm, Baku
Sunday, July 4
QF4 Winner 8 vs Winner 7, 12.30 am, Rome
Semifinals
Wednesday, July 7
SF1 Winner QF2 vs Winner QF, 12.30 am, London
Thursday, July 8
SF2. Winner QF4 vs Winner QF3, 12.30 am, London
Final
Monday, July 12
Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2, 12.30 am, London
