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EM 2021 schedule: all games, dates & EM groups at a glance

NAfter the corona-related cancellation in 2020, the time has come: the European Football Championship will take place from June 11th to July 11th. 24 national teams are fighting for the title at Uefa Euro 2020 (as it is officially still called).

For the first time in the history of Uefa, the tournament will be held decentrally, i.e. not in just one host country. The schedule includes 51 games in eleven different countries. In order not to lose track of the many kick-off times and venues, you will find the full schedule as well as information on groups and results here.

The EM groups at a glance

The 24 national teams are divided into six groups. Places one to three of the groups advance and play in the knockout phase. The last three in the group have to say goodbye to the tournament after the preliminary round.

  • Group A: Italy, Switzerland, Turkey, Wales
  • Group B: Belgium, Russia, Denmark, Finland
  • Group C: Netherlands, Ukraine, Austria, North Macedonia
  • Group D: England, Croatia, Czech Republic, Scotland
  • Group E: Spain, Poland, Sweden, Slovakia
  • Group F: Germany, France, Portugal, Hungary

EM: When will Germany play?

Germany contests the preliminary round in Group F and meets France, Portugal and Hungary there. These are the dates of the three DFB games in the group stage:

15.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in Munich: France – Germany
19.06.2021 (6 p.m.) in Munich: Portugal – Germany
23.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in Munich: Germany – Hungary

In order to qualify for the round of 16, the German team must be at least third in the group.

Schedule for the European Football Championship 2021

Here you can find all games and dates at a glance. For the knockout phase, only dates and venues have been set so far – which teams will meet in the finals will only be determined after the preliminary round has ended.

EM-Group A

Venues: Rome and Baku

European Championship opening game, June 11, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Rome: Turkey 0-3 Italy

June 12, 2021 (3 p.m.) in Baku: Wales 1-1 Switzerland
June 16, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Baku: Turkey – Wales
June 16, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Rome: Italy – Switzerland
June 20, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Baku: Switzerland – Turkey
June 20, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Rome: Italy – Wales

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EM group B

Venues: Copenhagen and Saint Petersburg

June 12, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Copenhagen: Denmark 0-1 Finland
June 12, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Saint Petersburg: Belgium 3-0 Russia
June 16, 2021 (3 p.m.) in Saint Petersburg: Finland – Russia
June 17th, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Copenhagen: Denmark – Belgium
June 21, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Copenhagen: Russia – Denmark
June 21, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Saint Petersburg: Finland – Belgium

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EM-Group C

Venues: Amsterdam and Bucharest

June 13, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Bucharest: Austria – North Macedonia 3: 1
13.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in Amsterdam: Netherlands 3-2 Ukraine
June 17th, 2021 (3 p.m.) in Bucharest: Ukraine – North Macedonia
June 17th, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Amsterdam: Netherlands – Austria
June 21, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Amsterdam: North Macedonia – Netherlands
June 21, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Bucharest: Ukraine – Austria

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EM-Group D

Venues: London and Glasgow

13.06.2021 (3 p.m.) in London: England 1-0 Croatia
14.06.2021 (3 p.m.) in Glasgow: Scotland – Czech Republic
June 18, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Glasgow: Croatia – Czech Republic
June 18, 2021 (9 p.m.) in London: England – Scotland
22.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in Glasgow: Croatia – Scotland
22.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in London: Czech Republic – England

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A few goals to cheer would do the corona-plagued soul so good

Everything is ready for the EM countdown in the Munich open-air cinema. For a long time it was not clear that this is even possible. Patrick Diesing, organizer at the Kino am Olympiasee, dares to experiment.

Source: WELT / Thomas Vedder

EM-Gruppe E

Venues: Saint Petersburg and Seville

14.06.2021 (6 p.m.) in Saint Petersburg: Poland – Slovakia
14.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in Seville: Spain – Sweden
June 18, 2021 (3 p.m.) in Saint Petersburg: Sweden – Slovakia
June 19, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Seville: Spain – Poland
June 23, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Seville: Slovakia – Spain
June 23, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Saint Petersburg: Sweden – Poland

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EM group F with Germany

Venues: Budapest and Munich

June 15, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Budapest: Hungary – Portugal
June 15, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Munich: France – Germany
June 19, 2021 (3 p.m.) in Budapest: Hungary – France
June 19, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Munich: Portugal – Germany
June 23, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Budapest: Portugal – France
June 23, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Munich: Germany – Hungary

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European Championship round of 16 2021

Venues: Amsterdam, Seville, Budapest, Bucharest, Glasgow, Copenhagen and London

June 26th, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Amsterdam: Second Group A – Second Group B
26.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in London: Winner Group A – Second Group C
June 27th, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Budapest: Winner Group C – Third Group D / E / F
27.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in Seville: Winner Group B – Third Group A / D / E / F
June 28, 2021 (6 p.m.) in Copenhagen: Second Group D – Second Group E
June 28, 2021 (9 p.m.) in Bucharest: Winner Group F – Third Group A / B / C
29.06.2021 (6 p.m.) in London: Winner Group D – Second Group F
29.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in Glasgow: Winner Group E – Third Group A / B / C / D

European Championship quarter-finals 2021

Venues: Baku, Munich, Rome and Saint Petersburg

July 2nd, 2021 in Saint Petersburg (6 p.m.): Winner from Bucharest – Winner from Copenhagen
July 2nd, 2021 in Munich (9 p.m.): Winner from Seville – Winner from London 1
July 3rd, 2021 in Baku (6 p.m.): Winner from Budapest – Winner from Amsterdam
July 3rd, 2021 in Rome (9 p.m.): Winner from Glasgow – Winner from London 2

European Championship semi-finals 2021

Venue: Wembley Stadium, London

July 6th, 2021 (9 p.m.): Winner from Saint Petersburg – Winner from Munich
07/07/2021 (9 p.m.): Winner from Baku – Winner from Rome

EM-Final 2021

Venue: Wembley Stadium, London

07/11/2021 (9 p.m.): Winner semi-final 1 – Winner semi-final 2

Uefa Euro 2020 schedule: PDF download

Here you can find the European Championship schedule as a PDF download. The file opens in a new window and can be saved with a right click:

>> DOWNLOAD: Schedule for the European Football Championship 2021 as PDF

Source: WORLD

EM quarters in Herzogenaurach

During the European Championship, the German national team will be based in Herzogenaurach, Franconia. The EM quarter consists of 15 residential units, each with space for four players. The area is laid out in the style of Campo Bahia from the 2014 World Cup – next to the accommodations there is a kind of marketplace that serves as a meeting point. In the video we present the EM quarter in detail:

Here the DFB-Elf wants to conjure up the title spirit of 2014

The German national team has arrived in the DFB quarter in Herzogenaurach. This is where the foundation stone for the European Championship title is to be laid. And indeed, a lot is reminiscent of the legendary Brazilian “Campo Bahia”, our reporters report.

Source: WELT / Paul Sonntag, Dirk Schommertz

EM stadiums with spectators despite Corona

Uefa boss Aleksander Ceferin rejects ghost games at the EM. He demanded from all venues that the cities should make commitments for at least partial admission of viewers despite the corona pandemic. Therefore, Dublin and Bilbao were deleted as venues, as Uefa executive member Zbigniew Boniek announced on Twitter.

The games have been moved to Seville and Saint Petersburg. In Bilbao, the local organizers had previously announced that Uefa had withdrawn the games planned there. The teams from Poland, Sweden and Slovakia therefore have to commute between Russia and Spain in the group stage.

These corona regulations apply to the EM participants

The pandemic is making the pan-European EM more complicated than ever. How are the players protected? What happens if the test is positive? Here you will find the answers to the most important questions.

European Championship games in Germany: Munich remains the venue

Munich remains the venue for the European Championship and does not lose a game. The Uefa Executive Committee in Nyon (Switzerland) decided that the city would keep the games as originally planned and that both the group games of the German national team and a quarter-final match should take place in the FC Bayern arena.

The decisive factor was that there was still a positive signal from Munich. At the last minute, the government of the Free State of Bavaria gave its approval to the “EM lead scenario”, which requires a “minimum capacity of 14,500 viewers”. “Everything is subject to the pandemic situation,” said State Chancellor Florian Herrmann (CSU).

These are the games in Munich:

  • June 15, group stage: Germany versus France
  • June 19, group stage: Germany versus Portugal
  • June 23, group stage: Germany versus Hungary
  • July 2nd: quarter-finals

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The other venues of the EM: London, Baku, Rome, Glasgow, Saint Petersburg, Copenhagen, Seville, Amsterdam, Budapest, Bucharest.

EM draw

24 teams meet in a total of 51 games at the European Championship. After the draw on November 30, 2019 in Bucharest, however, not all participants were certain. The last four teams – Hungary, Slovakia, Scotland and North Macedonia – did not qualify until the European Championship playoffs in autumn 2020 and were then assigned to the groups retrospectively.

Results of the test matches

Shortly before the start of the European Championship, the German team traditionally played two test matches in order to test their form and possible line-up. While the friendly against Denmark ended in a draw (1-1), the DFB team won against Latvia with a 7-1 victory against Latvia.

02.06.2021 (9 p.m.) in Innsbruck: Germany – Denmark (1: 1)
07.06.2021 (8:45 p.m.) in Düsseldorf: Germany – Latvia (7: 1)

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