The delayed Euro 2020 eventually got under way in Rome as Italy dispatched Group A rivals Turkey 3-0.
It has been a long wait for the action, with the original tournament scheduled last summer delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
There will be 24 teams playing 51 matches in 12 cities, before the final at Wembley in England on July 11.
Below are all the groups, venues, schedule, fixtures and kick-off times (UAE).
Euro 2020 groups
Group A: Italy, Switzerland, Turkey, Wales
Group B: Belgium, Russia, Denmark, Finland
Group C: Ukraine, the Netherlands, Austria, North Macedonia
Group D: England, Croatia, Czech Republic, Scotland
Group E: Spain, Poland, Sweden, Slovakia
Group F: Germany, France, Portugal, Hungary
Euro 2020 venues
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The Stadio Olimpico in Rome will host the first match of Euro 2020. Getty -
Baku's Olympic Stadium. Getty -
The St Petersburg Stadium is another venue for Euro 2020. Getty -
The Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, Denmark. EPA -
The Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Getty -
The National Arena stadium in Bucharest. AFP -
Wembley Stadium in London will host the semi-finals and the final of Euro 2020. AFP -
Hampden Park in Glasgow. AFP -
Estadio La Cartuja de Sevilla in Spain. Reuters -
The Allianz Arena, Munich. Reuters -
The Puskas Arena n Budapest, Hungary. Reuters
Group A: Italy, Turkey, Wales, Switzerland
Italy beat Turkey 3-0 in opening game
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Italian fans celebrate as they watch their side beat Turkey 3-0 on giant screen in downtown Rome. AP -
Italian fans celebrate as they watch their side beat Turkey 3-0 on giant screen in downtown Rome. AP -
Italy's coach Roberto Mancini during the match. AFP -
Italy forward Domenico Berardi celebrates Turkey's defender Merih Demiral's own goal to give them the lead. AFP -
Ciro Immobile (L) of Italy celebrates with teammates after scoring the second. EPA -
Italy's Lorenzo Insigne celebrates scoring their third goal. Reuters -
Italy players elebrate after scoring their second goal against Turkey. EPA
- Fixtures
- June 11, Rome: Turkey 0-3 Italy I Report I Ratings
- June 12, Baku: Wales 1-1 Switzerland I Report
- June 16, Baku: Turkey 0-2 Wales I Report
- June 16, Rome: Italy 3-0 Switzerland I Report
- June 20, Baku: Switzerland 3-1 Turkey
- June 20, Rome: Italy 1-0 Wales I Report I Ratings
Group B: Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Russia
Fixtures
- June 12, Copenhagen: Denmark 0-1 Finland
- June 12, Saint Petersburg: Belgium 3-0 Russia I Report I Ratings
- June 16, Saint Petersburg: Finland 0-1 Russia I Report
- June 17, Copenhagen: Denmark 1-2 Belgium I Report I Ratings
- June 21, Copenhagen: Russia v Denmark (11pm)
- June 21, Saint Petersburg: Finland v Belgium (11pm)
Group C: Netherlands, Austria, North Macedonia, Ukraine
Fixtures
- June 13, Bucharest: Austria 3-1 North Macedonia
- June 13, Amsterdam: Netherlands 3-2 Ukraine I Report
- June 17, Bucharest: Ukraine 2-1 North Macedonia
- June 17, Amsterdam: Netherlands 2-0 Austria I Report
- June 21, Bucharest: Ukraine v Austria (8pm)
- June 21, Amsterdam: North Macedonia v Netherlands (8pm)
GROUP D: England, Croatia, Scotland, Czech Republic
Raheem Sterling scores against Croatia
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England's Raheem Sterling, left, celebrates with his teammates after scoring his side's goal during the Euro 2020 1-0 win against Croatia at Wembley on June 13, 2021. AP -
England's Raheem Sterling, right, reacts as he celebrates with teammate Mason Mount after scoring his team's first goal. AP -
England's forward Raheem Sterling scores the opening against Croatia at Wembley Stadium. AFP -
England's manager Gareth Southgate, right, talks with Jude Bellingham. AP -
Kyle Walker of England shields the ball from Ivan Perisic of Croatia. Getty -
England's Harry Kane applauds fans as he is substituted. Reuters -
England fans display flags inside the stadium prior to the match on Sunday. Getty -
England supporters cheer while watching the England-Croatia match on a big screen in Boxpark, Croydon. EPA
Fixtures
- June 13, London: England 1-0 Croatia I Report I Ratings
- June 14, Glasgow: Scotland 0-2 Czech Republic | Report | Ratings
- June 18, Glasgow: Croatia 1-1 Czech Republic
- June 18, London: England 0-0 Scotland I Report I Ratings
- June 22, Glasgow: Croatia v Scotland (11pm)
- June 22, London: England v Czech Republic (11pm)
GROUP E: Spain, Poland, Slovakia, Sweden
Fixtures
- June 14, Saint Petersburg: Poland 1-2 Slovakia | Report
- June 14, Seville: Spain 0-0 Sweden | Report
- June 18, Saint Petersburg: Sweden 1-0 Slovakia I Report I Ratings
- June 19, Seville: Spain 1-1 Poland
- June 23, Seville: Spain v Slovakia (8pm)
- June 23, Saint Petersburg: Poland v Sweden (8pm)
GROUP F: France, Germany, Portugal, Hungary
Fixtures
- June 15, Budapest: Hungary 0-3 Portugal
- June 15, Munich: France 1-0 Germany
- June 19, Budapest: Hungary 1-1 France I Report I Ratings
- June 19, Munich: Portugal 2-4 Germany I Report I Ratings
- June 23, Munich: Germany v Hungary (11pm)
- June 23, Budapest, Portugal v France (11pm)
ROUND OF 16
June 26, Amsterdam, 8pm: Wales v Group B Second Place
June 26, London, 11pm: Italy v Group C Second Place
June 27, Budapest, 5pm: Netherlands v Third Place Group D/E/F
June 27, Seville, 11pm: Group B Winner v Third Place Group A/D/E/F
June 28, Copenhagen, 5pm: Group D Second Place v Group E Second Place
June 28, Bucharest, 11pm: Group F Winner v Third Place Group A/B/C
June 29, London, 5pm: Group D Winner v Group F Second Place
June 29, Glasgow, 11pm: Group E Winner v Third Place Group A/B/C/D
QUARTER-FINALS
July 2, St Petersburg, 5pm: Quarter-Finalist 1 v Quarter-Finalist 2
July 2, Munich, 11pm: Quarter-Finalist 3 v Quarter-Finalist 4
July 3, Baku, 5pm: Quarter-Finalist 5 v Quarter-Finalist 6
July 3, Rome, 5pm: Quarter-Finalist 7 v Quarter-Finalist 8
SEMI-FINALS
July 6, London, 11pm: Semi-Finalist 1 v Semi-Finalist 2
July 7, London, 11pm: Semi-Finalist 3 v Semi-Finalist 4
FINAL
July 11, London, 11pm: Finalist 1 v Finalist 2
