Euro 2020 will be held across eleven venues from Friday, June 11 2021, but both semi-finals and the final will be held at Wembley Stadium in London.
Wembley Stadium
London, England
How many Euro 2020 games are at Wembley Stadium?
There will be eight games played at Wembley Stadium.
Which Euro 2020 games are at Wembley Stadium?
June 13: England v Croatia
June 18: England v Scotland
June 22: Czech Republic v England
June 26: Round of 16
June 29: Round of 16
July 6: Semi-Final
July 7: Semi-Final
July 11: Final
Facts about Wembley Stadium:
- Capacity: 90,000 seats.
- Opened: March 9, 2007.
- Home Team: England National Team.
- Did You Know? Wembley Stadium’s astonishing arch is the longest single roof span in the world.
Allianz Arena
Munich, Germany
How many Euro 2020 games are at the Allianz Arena?
There will be four games played at the Allianz Arena.
Which Euro 2020 games are at the Allianz Arena?
June 15: France v Germany
June 19: Portugal v Germany
June 23: Germany v Hungary
July 2: Quarter-Final
Facts about the Allianz Arena:
- Capacity: 70,000.
- Opened: May 30, 2005.
- Home Team: Bayern Munich.
- Did You Know? The Allianz Arena is the first stadium in the world with a full colour changing exterior.
Stadio Olimpico
Rome, Italy
How many Euro 2020 games are at the Stadio Olimpico?
There will be four games played at the Stadio Olimpico.
Which Euro 2020 games are at the Stadio Olimpico?
June 11: Turkey v Italy
June 16: Italy v Switzerland
June 20: Italy v Wales
July 3: Quarter-Final
Facts about the Stadio Olimpico:
- Capacity: 70,634.
- Opened: 1953.
- Home Team: Roma and Lazio.
- Did You Know? Serie A giants Lazio and Roma share the Stadio Olimpico, although both clubs plan to have their own purpose-built stadiums in the future.
Olympic Stadium
Baku, Azerbaijan
How many Euro 2020 games are at the Olympic Stadium?
There will be four games played at the Olympic Stadium.
Which Euro 2020 games are at the Olympic Stadium?
June 12: Wales v Switzerland
June 16: Turkey v Wales
June 20: Switzerland v Turkey
July 3: Quarter-Final
Facts about the Olympic Stadium:
- Capacity: 69, 870.
- Opened: March 6, 2015.
- Home Team: Azerbaijan National Team and Qarabag FK (European Matches).
- Did You Know? The Olympic Stadium is part of an Olympic Village.
Krestovsky Stadium
Saint Petersburg, Russia
How many Euro 2020 games are at Krestovsky Stadium?
There will be seven games played at Krestovsky Stadium.
Which Euro 2020 games are at the Krestovsky Stadium?
June 12: Belgium v Russia
June 14: Poland v Russia
June 16: Finland v Russia
June 18: Sweden v Slovakia
June 21: Finland v Belgium
June 23: Sweden v Poland
July 2: Quarter-Final
Facts about the Krestovsky Stadium:
- Capacity: 67,800.
- Opened: April 22, 2017.
- Home Team: Russia National Team and Zenit Saint Petersburg.
- Did You Know? The Krestovsky Stadium was designed by architect Kisho Kurokawa from Japan.
Arena Nationala
Bucharest, Romania
How many Euro 2020 games are at Arena Nationala?
There will be four games played at Arena Nationala.
Which Euro 2020 games are at the Arena Nationala?
June 13: Austria v North Macedonia
June 17: Ukraine v North Macedonia
June 21: Ukraine v Austria
June 28: Round of 16
Facts about the Arena Nationala:
- Capacity: 55,634.
- Opened: September 6, 2011.
- Home Team: Romania National Team, FCSB and Dinamo Bucuresti.
- Did You Know? The Arena Nationala has a retractable roof which only takes fifteen minutes to open or close.
Johan Cruyff Arena
Amsterdam, Holland
How many Euro 2020 games are at the Johan Cruyff Arena?
There will be four games played at the Johan Cruyff Arena.
Which Euro 2020 games are at the Johan Cruyff Arena?
June 13: Netherlands v Ukraine
June 17: Netherlands v Austria
June 21: North Macedonia v Netherlands
June 26: Round of 16
Facts about the Johan Cruyff Arena:
- Capacity: 55,500 seats
- Opened: August 14, 1996.
- Home Team: Netherlands National Team and Ajax.
- Did You Know? The Johan Cruyff Arena was the first stadium in Europe with a sliding roof.
Estadio de La Cartuja
Sevilla, Spain
How many Euro 2020 games are at the Estadio de La Cartuja?
There will be four games played at the Estadio de La Cartuja.
Which Euro 2020 games are at the Estadio de La Cartuja?
June 14: Spain v Sweden
June 19: Spain v Poland
June 23: Slovakia v Spain
June 27: Round of 16
Facts about the Estadio de La Cartuja:
- Capacity: 60,000.
- Opened: May 5, 1999.
- Home Team: Spain National Team.
- Did You Know? The Estadio de La Cartuja replaced Bilbao’s San Mames Stadium as a host venue in April.
Puskas Arena
Budapest, Hungary
How many Euro 2020 games are at the Puskas Arena?
There will be four games played at the Puskas Arena.
Which Euro 2020 games are at the Puskas Arena?
June 15: Hungary v Portugal
June 19: Hungary v France
June 23: Portugal v France
June 27: Round of 16
Facts about the Puskas Arena:
- Capacity: 67,215.
- Opened: November 15, 2019.
- Home Team: Hungary National Team.
- Did You Know? The Puskas Arena is named after Hungary’s most famous footballer, Ferenc Puskas.
Hampden Park
Glasgow, Scotland
How many Euro 2020 games are at Hampden Park?
There will be four games played at Hampden Park.
Which Euro 2020 games are at Hampden Park?
June 14: Scotland v Czech Republic
June 18: Croatia v Czech Republic
June 22: Croatia v Scotland
June 29: Round of 16
Facts about Hampden Park:
- Capacity: 51,866.
- Opened: October 31, 1903.
- Home Team: Scotland National Team.
- Did You Know? Hampden Park is the oldest international football stadium in the world.
Parken Stadium
Copenhagen, Denmark
How many Euro 2020 games are at the Parken Stadium?
There will be four games played at the Parken Stadium Arena.
Which Euro 2020 games are at the Parken Stadium?
June 12: Denmark v Finland
June 17: Denmark v Belgium
June 21: Russia v Denmark
June 28: Round of 16
Facts about the Parken Stadium:
- Capacity: 38,065.
- Opened: September 9, 1992.
- Home Team: Denmark National Team and FC Copenhagen.
- Did You Know? The Parken Stadium is the largest football stadium in Denmark.
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