Vision for Euro 2020 

Wembley Stadium will host the  Euro 2020 final as part of 60th anniversary celebrations of the European Championships – 13 cities across the continent will joint-host the competition

Match key

Final and semi-finals

Three group games and quarter-final match

Three group games and Last 16 match
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7
6
11
10
9
8
4
12
13
3
5

London England

Dublin Ireland

Rome Italy

Baku Azerbaijan

Bilbao Spain

Bucharest Romania

Budapest Hungary

Glasgow Scotland

Amsterdam Netherlands

Brussels Belgium

Copenhagen Denmark

Munich Germany

Saint Petersburg Russia

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4
5
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7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Wembley Stadium
Allianz Arena
Stadio Olimpico
Zenit Arena
Baku Olympic Stadium
Aviva Stadium
Hampden Park
San Mames Stadium
Eurostadium
Amsterdam Arena
Telia Parken
Puskas Ferenc Stadium
National Arena

Cap. 90,652
70,067
68,993
61,251
69,870
51,711
51,472

53,289
62,613
53,052
38,190
68,156
54,851
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Euro 2020 (20 places) NEW FORMAT   Nations League (4 places)

No automatic qualification for any host country – 54 member associations divided into six groups of five, and four groups of six

Group winners and runners-up qualify directly to Euro 2020

54 member associations divided into four divisions based on rankings

Divsions further split into four pools, teams play in round-robin format

Pool winners in each division will play-off for one place in  Euro 2020 – if winner has already qualified, next best ranked team in division will claim play-off berth

Matchdays: March, June, September, October, November 2019


Matchdays: September, October, November 2018. Play-offs: March 2020

Source: UEFA