Euro 2024 is finally here and the date and location for the final is set.
Germany are the hosts of this year’s Euros, and they will hope to be one of the two teams in the final on their home soil.
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However, Italy and England were finalists last time, with Roberto Mancini’s men emerging as champions.
So, you can bet they will want to defend their title, while the Three Lions will hope to go one step further.
Meanwhile, France, Spain and Portugal can also expect to go far, and they all know the date to aim for.
When is the Euro 2024 final?
The showpiece final of UEFA’s international tournament is set to take place on Sunday, July 14.
It will be held in Berlin at the incredible Olympiastadion and is due to kick-off at 8pm UK time.
This venue was originally built to host the 1936 Olympics and now Hertha Berlin play there.
It holds nearly 75,000 people and is the perfect venue for such an event.
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Euro 2024: Groups
Group A
- A1: Germany
- A2: Scotland
- A3: Hungary
- A4: Switzerland
Group B
- B1: Spain
- B2: Croatia
- B3: Italy
- B4: Albania
Group C
- C1: Slovenia
- C2: Denmark
- C3: Serbia
- C4: England
Group D
- D1: Poland
- D2: Netherlands
- D3: Austria
- D4: France
Group E
- E1: Belgium
- E2: Slovakia
- E3: Romania
- E4: Ukraine
Group F
- F1: Turkey
- F2: Georgia
- F3: Portugal
- F4: Czechia
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Euro 2024: Path to glory
All kick-off times UK
Saturday, June 15
Sunday, June 16
Monday, June 17
Tuesday, June 18
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Wednesday, 19 June
- B: Croatia vs Albania [Hamburg, 14:00]
- A: Germany vs Hungary [Stuttgart, 17:00]
- A: Scotland vs Switzerland [Cologne, 20:00]
Thursday, 20 June
- C: Slovenia vs Serbia [Munich, 14:00]
- C: Denmark vs England [Frankfurt, 17:00]
- B: Spain vs Italy [Gelsenkirchen, 20:00]
Friday, 21 June
- E: Slovakia vs Play-off winner B [Düsseldorf, 14:00]
- D: Play-off winner A vs Austria [Berlin, 17:00]
- D: Netherlands vs France [Leipzig, 20:00]
Saturday, 22 June
- F: Play-off winner C vs Czechia [Hamburg, 14:00]
- F: Turkey vs Portugal [Dortmund, 17:00]
- E: Belgium vs Romania [Cologne, 20:00]
Sunday, 23 June
- A: Switzerland vs Germany [Frankfurt, 20:00]
- A: Scotland vs Hungary [Stuttgart, 20:00]
Monday, 24 June
- B: Croatia vs Italy [Leipzig, 20:00]
- B: Albania vs Spain [Düsseldorf, 20:00]
Tuesday, 25 June
- D: Netherlands vs Austria [Berlin, 17:00]
- D: France vs Play-off winner A [Dortmund, 17:00]
- C: England vs Slovenia [Cologne, 20:00]
- C: Denmark vs Serbia [Munich, 20:00]
Wednesday, 26 June
- E: Slovakia vs Romania [Frankfurt, 17:00]
- E: Play-off winner B vs Belgium [Stuttgart, 17:00]
- F: Czechia vs Turkey [Hamburg, 20:00]
- F: Play-off winner C vs Portugal [Gelsenkirchen, 20:00]
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Round of 16
Saturday, 29 June
- 38 2A vs 2B [Berlin, 17:00]
- 37 1A vs 2C [Dortmund, 20:00]
Sunday, 30 June
- 40 1C vs 3D/E/F [Gelsenkirchen), 17:00]
- 39 1B vs 3A/D/E/F [Cologne, 20:00]
Monday, 1 July
- 42 2D vs 2E [Düsseldorf, 17:00]
- 41 1F vs 3A/B/C [Frankfurt, 20:00]
Tuesday, 2 July
- 43 1E vs 3A/B/C/D [Munich, 17:00]
- 44 1D vs 2F [Leipzig, 20:00]
Quarter-finals
Friday, 5 July
- 45 W39 vs W37 [Stuttgart, 17:00]
- 46 W41 vs W42 [Hamburg, 20:00]
Saturday, 6 July
- 48 W40 vs W38 [Düsseldorf, 17:00]
- 47 W43 vs W44 [Berlin, 20:00]
Semi-finals
Tuesday, 9 July
- 49 W45 vs W46 [Munich, 20:00]
Wednesday, 10 July
- 50 W47 vs W48 [Dortmund, 20:00]
Final
Sunday, 14 July
- W49 vs W50 [Berlin, 20:00]