Sixteen teams. Eight venues. 368 players. One goal.

The EURO 2012 is a must-see event! See excitement on and off the pitch with fans coming from around Europe to witness their countries make history. Current champions Spain will be among the favorites to get the job done and secure a second consecutive European Championship to become the first ever nation to do so. ‘Creating History Together’ as Poland and Ukraine will unite as they did in the past to host this incredible sporting event. Check out the schedule below to keep track of the exciting matches.

GROUP STAGE

June 10th (GROUP C)
- Spain VS Italy
- Republic of Ireland VS Croatia

June 11th (GROUP D)
- France VS England
- Ukraine VS Sweden

June 12th (GROUP A)
- Greece VS Czech Republic
- Poland VS Russia

June 13th (GROUP B)
- Denmark VS Portugal
- Netherlands VS Germany

June 14th (GROUP C)
- Italy VS Croatia
- Spain VS Republic of Ireland

June 15th (GROUP D)
- Ukraine VS France
- Sweden VS England

June 16th (GROUP A)
- Czech Republic VS Poland
- Greece VS Russia

June 17th (GROUP B)
- Portugal VS Netherlands
- Denmark VS Germany

June 18th (GROUP C)
- Croatia VS Spain
- Italy VS Republic of Ireland

June 19th (GROUP D)
- England VS Ukraine
- Sweden VS France

QUARTER-FINALS

June 21st 
- 1A – 2B

June 22nd
- 1B – 2A

June 23rd 
- 1C – 2D

June 24th 
- 1D – 2C

SEMI-FINALS

June 27th 
Winner of 1A – 2B VS 1C – 2D

June 28th 
Winner of 1B – 2A VS 1D – 2C

FINAL

July 1st 
- Winner of first SEMI-FINAL
- Winner of second SEMI-FINAL

Image: www.eurocuppictures.com

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1. FootballFanodd says:

   11/06/2012 at 2:43 am

   I’d love to see events to take same direction as on the 2004 Euro, only this time in the role of Greece to see Ireland or Croatia i.e. However, this is highly unlikely so I would need to agree with the bookies and to say that it will be a dead race between the Germans and the Spaniards.

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