EURO 2020 Groups: All you need to know about EURO 2020 Groups: Denmark’s Euro 2020 fairytale continued with a tense 2-1 win over Czech Republic to reach the semifinals on Saturday. Thomas Delaney and Kasper Dolberg scored in the first half as Denmark progressed into the last four for the first time since they won the tournament in 1992.
In the other last quarterfinal match, England cruised into the semifinals at Euro 2020 with a 4-0 victory over Ukraine in Rome on Saturday.
Harry Kane scored twice and Harry Maguire and Jordan Henderson added one apiece as Gareth Southgate’s side proved much too strong for the surprising quarterfinalists at the Stadio Olimpico.
This will be the first time in the 60 years history of the tournament that European Championship will be played in multiple cities. Along with the defending champions Portugal, 24 best teams of Europe will be seen in action from 11th June at 12.30 IST.
EURO 2020 Groups: 24 top European teams have been divided into 6 groups
Group B (Copenhagen/St Petersburg):Denmark (hosts), Finland, Belgium, Russia (hosts)
Group C (Amsterdam/Bucharest):
Group D (London/Glasgow):England (hosts), Croatia, Scotland (hosts), Czech Republic
Group E (Seville/St Petersburg): Spain (hosts), Sweden, Poland, Slovakia
Group F (Munich/Budapest): Hungary (hosts), Portugal (holders), France, Germany (hosts)
EURO 2020 Full Schedule & Match Results: Here is the complete list of fixtures and schedule of the Euro 2020.
Group stage fixtures are as follows (All timings are in IST)
June 12, Saturday
Group A: Turkey vs Italy (12:30 am, Rome); Italy won 3-0
Group A: Wales vs Switzerland (6:30 pm, Baku); Wales 1-1 Switzerland
Group B: Denmark vs Finland (9:30pm, Copenhagen); Finland won 1-0
June 13, Sunday
Group B: Belgium vs Russia (12:30 am, St Petersburg); Belgium won 3-0
Group D: England vs Croatia (6:30 pm, London); England won 1-0
Group C: Austria vs North Macedonia (9:30 pm, Bucharest); Austria won 3-1
June 14, Monday
Group C: Netherlands vs Ukraine (12:30 am, Amsterdam); Netherlands won 3-2
Group D: Scotland vs Czech Republic (6:30 pm, Glasgow); Czech Republic won 2-0
Group E: Poland vs Slovakia (9:30 pm, St Petersburg); Slovakia won 2-1
June 15, Tuesday
Group E: Spain vs Sweden (12:30 am, Seville); Spain 1-1 Sweden
Group F: Hungary vs Portugal (9:30 pm, Budapest); Hungary 0-3 Portugal
June 16, Wednesday
Group F: France vs Germany (12:30 am, Munich); France 1-0 Germany
Group B: Finland vs Russia (6:30 pm, St Petersburg); Finland 0-1 Russia
Group A: Turkey vs Wales (9:30 pm, Baku); Turkey 0-2 Wales
June 17, Thursday
Group A: Italy vs Switzerland (12:30 am, Rome); Italy 3-0 Switzerland
Group C: Ukraine vs North Macedonia (6:30 pm, Bucharest); Ukraine won 2-1
Group B: Denmark vs Belgium (9:30 pm, Copenhagen); Belgium won 2-1
June 18, Friday
Group C: Netherlands vs Austria (12:30 am, Amsterdam); Netherlands won 2-0
Group E: Sweden vs Slovakia (6:30 pm, St Petersburg); Sweden won 1-0
Group D: Croatia vs Czech Republic (9:30 pm, Glasgow); Croatia 1-1 Slovakia
June 19, Saturday
Group D: England vs Scotland (12:30 am, London); England 0-0 Scotland
Group F: Hungary vs France (6:30 am, Budapest); Hungary 1-1 France
Group F: Portugal vs Germany (9:30 am, Munich); Portugal 2-4 Germany
June 20, Sunday
Group E: Spain vs Poland (12:30 am, Seville); Spain 1-1 Poland
Group A: Italy vs Wales (6:30 pm, Rome); Italy won 1-0
Group A: Switzerland vs Turkey (9:30 pm, Baku); Switzerland won 3-1
June 21, Monday
Group C: North Macedonia vs Netherlands (9:30 pm, Amsterdam); Netherlands won 3-0
Group C: Ukraine vs Austria (9:30 pm, Bucharest); Austria won 1-0
June 22, Tuesday
Group B: Russia vs Denmark (12:30 am, Copenhagen); Denmark won 4-1
Group B: Finland vs Belgium (12:30 am, St Petersburg); Belgium won 2-0
June 23, Wednesday
Group D: Czech Republic vs England (12:30 am, London); England won 1-0
Group D: Croatia vs Scotland (12:30 am, Glasgow); Croatia won 3-1
Group E: Slovakia vs Spain (9:30 pm, Seville); Spain won 5-0
Group E: Sweden vs Poland (9:30 pm, St Petersburg); Sweden won 3-2
June 24, Thursday
Group F: Germany vs Hungary (12:30 am, Munich); Germany 2-2 Hungary
Group F: Portugal v France (12:30 am, Budapest); Portugal 2-2 France
The top two teams in each group and the four best third-placed teams will go through to the round of 16. The teams will have a rest day on June 25.
Round of 16
June 26, Saturday
Wales vs Denmark (9:30 pm, Amsterdam); Wales won 4-0
June 27, Sunday
Italy vs Austria (12:30 am, London); Italy won 2-1
Netherlands vs Czech Republic (9:30 pm, Budapest); Czech Republic won 2-0
June 28, Monday
Belgium vs Portugal (12:30 am, Seville); Belgium won 1-0
Croatia vs Spain (21:30 pm, Copenhagen); Spain won 5-3
June 29, Tuesday
France vs Switzerland (12:30 am, Bucharest); France 3-3 Switzerland (SWI won 5-4 on PEN)
England vs Germany (21:30 pm, London): England won 2-0
June 30, Wednesday
Sweden vs Ukraine (12:30 am, Glasgow); Ukraine won 2-1
All the winners will progress to the quarterfinals. The teams will have a rest day on July 1.
Quarterfinals
July 2, Friday
QF1: Switzerland vs Spain (9:30 pm, St Petersburg); 1-1, Spain won on penalties (3-1)
July 3, Saturday
QF2: Belgium vs Italy (12:30 am, Munich); Italy won 2-1
QF3: Czech Republic vs Denmark (21:30 pm, Baku); Denmark won 2-1
July 4, Sunday
QF4: Ukraine vs England (12:30 am, Rome); England won 4-0
The winners from the last-eight stage will advance to the semifinals. The teams will have rest days on July 5 and 6.
Semifinals
July 7, Wednesday
SF1: Winner QF2 vs Winner QF1 (12:30 am, London)
July 8, Thursday
SF2: Winner QF4 vs Winner QF3 (12:30 am, London)
Final
July 12, Monday
Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2 (12:30 am, London)
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