⚽ Euro 2028
Plan your Euro 2028 journey across the United Kingdom and Ireland
Explore fixtures, host cities, stadiums and travel tips.
See the complete match schedule, dates, stages and venues.
Discover London, Dublin, Glasgow, Cardiff and the other host cities.
Find official UEFA ticket information and sales updates.
Explore the nine stadiums hosting Euro 2028 matches across the UK and Ireland.
Get ready to experience one of Europe's biggest sporting events in some of the most iconic destinations across the United Kingdom and Ireland. Euro 2028 will combine world-class football, legendary stadiums and unforgettable city experiences.
UEFA Euro 2028 will take place from 9 June to 9 July 2028 across England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland. The tournament will feature 24 teams and 51 matches played across 9 stadiums in 8 host cities.
From the energy of London and Manchester to the atmosphere of Glasgow, Cardiff and Dublin, each host city offers a unique way to experience Euro 2028. The opening match will be played at the National Stadium of Wales in Cardiff on 9 June 2028, while the semi-finals and final will take place at Wembley Stadium in London, with the final scheduled for 9 July 2028.
The official Euro 2028 fixtures and match schedule have been announced. A total of 51 matches will take place from 9 June to 9 July 2028 across nine stadiums in eight host cities in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Teams are currently shown by their group positions (A1, A2, B1, B2...). The team names and individual kick-off times will be added after the final tournament draw in 2027.
Browse the complete Euro 2028 match schedule with all fixtures, dates, tournament stages and host stadiums.
| Date | Stage | Fixture | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group stage | A1 vs A2 | Cardiff – National Stadium of Wales | |
| Group stage | A3 vs A4 | Glasgow – Hampden Park | |
| Group stage | B1 vs B2 | Manchester – Manchester City Stadium | |
| Group stage | B3 vs B4 | Dublin – Dublin Arena | |
| Group stage | C1 vs C2 | London – Wembley Stadium | |
| Group stage | C3 vs C4 | Birmingham – Villa Park | |
| Group stage | D3 vs D4 | Liverpool – Everton Stadium | |
| Group stage | D1 vs D2 | London – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | |
| Group stage | E1 vs E2 | Dublin – Dublin Arena | |
| Group stage | E3 vs E4 | Newcastle – St James' Park | |
| Group stage | F1 vs F2 | Glasgow – Hampden Park | |
| Group stage | F3 vs F4 | Manchester – Manchester City Stadium | |
| Group stage | A1 vs A3 | Cardiff – National Stadium of Wales | |
| Group stage | A2 vs A4 | Liverpool – Everton Stadium | |
| Group stage | B1 vs B3 | London – Wembley Stadium | |
| Group stage | B2 vs B4 | Birmingham – Villa Park | |
| Group stage | C1 vs C3 | London – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | |
| Group stage | C2 vs C4 | Newcastle – St James' Park | |
| Group stage | D1 vs D3 | London – Wembley Stadium | |
| Group stage | D2 vs D4 | Manchester – Manchester City Stadium | |
| Group stage | E1 vs E3 | Dublin – Dublin Arena | |
| Group stage | E2 vs E4 | Liverpool – Everton Stadium | |
| Group stage | F1 vs F3 | Glasgow – Hampden Park | |
| Group stage | F2 vs F4 | Newcastle – St James' Park | |
| Group stage | A4 vs A1 | Cardiff – National Stadium of Wales | |
| Group stage | A2 vs A3 | London – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | |
| Group stage | B2 vs B3 | Dublin – Dublin Arena | |
| Group stage | B4 vs B1 | London – Wembley Stadium | |
| Group stage | C4 vs C1 | Manchester – Manchester City Stadium | |
| Group stage | C2 vs C3 | Liverpool – Everton Stadium | |
| Group stage | D4 vs D1 | Birmingham – Villa Park | |
| Group stage | D2 vs D3 | Newcastle – St James' Park | |
| Group stage | E4 vs E1 | Dublin – Dublin Arena | |
| Group stage | E2 vs E3 | London – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | |
| Group stage | F4 vs F1 | Glasgow – Hampden Park | |
| Group stage | F2 vs F3 | Cardiff – National Stadium of Wales | |
| Round of 16 | Group A winners vs Group C runners-up | Cardiff – National Stadium of Wales | |
| Round of 16 | Group A runners-up vs Group B runners-up | Liverpool – Everton Stadium | |
| Round of 16 | Group C winners vs third-placed team D/E/F | Manchester – Manchester City Stadium | |
| Round of 16 | Group B winners vs third-placed team A/D/E/F | Newcastle – St James' Park | |
| Round of 16 | Group F winners vs third-placed team A/B/C | Glasgow – Hampden Park | |
| Round of 16 | Group D runners-up vs Group E runners-up | London – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | |
| Round of 16 | Group D winners vs Group F runners-up | Birmingham – Villa Park | |
| Round of 16 | Group E winners vs third-placed team A/B/C/D | Dublin – Dublin Arena | |
| Quarter-final | Glasgow R16 winners vs Tottenham R16 winners | Dublin – Dublin Arena | |
| Quarter-final | Newcastle R16 winners vs Cardiff R16 winners | London – Wembley Stadium | |
| Quarter-final | Manchester R16 winners vs Liverpool R16 winners | Cardiff – National Stadium of Wales | |
| Quarter-final | Dublin R16 winners vs Birmingham R16 winners | Glasgow – Hampden Park | |
| Semi-final | Winner of Quarter-final 1 vs Winner of Quarter-final 2 | London – Wembley Stadium | |
| Semi-final | Winner of Quarter-final 3 vs Winner of Quarter-final 4 | London – Wembley Stadium | |
| Final | Euro 2028 Final - Wembley Stadium | London – Wembley Stadium |
Three kick-off slots have been announced for Euro 2028: 15:00, 18:00 and 21:00 CEST. The exact kick-off time for each fixture will be confirmed after the final tournament draw in 2027.
The Euro 2028 final at Wembley Stadium on 9 July 2028 will kick off at 18:00 CEST (17:00 local time).
General ticket sales for Euro 2028 have not started yet. UEFA has announced that tickets will go on sale after the final tournament draw in December 2027, when supporters will know which teams are playing in each group-stage fixture.
🎟️ Official UEFA ticket information →The Euro 2028 qualifying draw will take place in Belfast on 6 December 2026. It will determine the 12 qualifying groups.
The qualifying group stage will run from March to November 2027, with European national teams competing for a place at the final tournament.
Euro 2028 will take place from 9 June to 9 July 2028, with 24 teams competing across eight host cities and nine stadiums.
The opening fixture will be played in Cardiff on 9 June 2028. The quarter-finals will take place in Dublin, London, Cardiff and Glasgow, while both semi-finals and the Euro 2028 final will be played at Wembley Stadium in London.
Find France's matches here, the cities where Les Bleus will play and ticket information as soon as qualification and the tournament schedule make their route known.
🇫🇷 Schedule and tickets coming soonWembley will host both semifinals and the Euro 2028 final.
Visit London during Euro 2028 → Explore the London map →A city deeply connected to the history and culture of English football.
Football, music and a lively atmosphere on the banks of the Mersey.
A football-mad city that will host matches at St James' Park.
England's second-largest city will host matches at Villa Park.
The Welsh capital will host the opening match of Euro 2028.
Scotland's largest city will host tournament matches at the iconic Hampden Park.
The Irish capital will combine football, pubs and a festive atmosphere throughout the tournament.
London — host of both semifinals and the Euro 2028 final.
London — one of Europe's most modern stadiums.
Manchester — one of the major English venues of the tournament.
Liverpool — the new stadium located at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Newcastle — an iconic stadium located in the heart of the city.
Birmingham — one of the historic stadiums of English football.
Cardiff — venue for the opening match of Euro 2028.
Glasgow — the historic home of the Scotland national team.
Dublin — the main Irish stadium used for the competition.
Looking for accommodation for Euro 2028? With thousands of supporters travelling across the United Kingdom and Ireland, booking your hotel or accommodation early can help you find more options close to stadiums, city centres and public transport.
Euro 2028 matches will be played in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow and Dublin. Each host city offers a wide range of hotels, apartments and other places to stay, whether you are travelling for a single match or planning a longer Euro 2028 trip.
If you are attending matches in London, consider staying near convenient public transport connections to Wembley Stadium or Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Demand is expected to be high around match dates, particularly for the knockout stages and the Euro 2028 final at Wembley.
Euro 2028 will be held in England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland. Matches will take place across 9 stadiums in 8 host cities.
Euro 2028 will run from 9 June to 9 July 2028. The opening match will take place in Cardiff, while the final will be played at Wembley Stadium in London.
The Euro 2028 fixture schedule has already been announced, with the dates, host cities and stadiums confirmed. The teams and final match details will be updated after the final tournament draw in 2027.
The exact kick-off time for each Euro 2028 match will be confirmed after the final tournament draw in 2027. UEFA has announced three possible kick-off slots: 15:00, 18:00 and 21:00 CEST.
The 8 host cities are London, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow and Dublin. London will host matches at two venues: Wembley Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The final will take place at Wembley Stadium in London on 9 July 2028. Wembley will also host both semi-finals.
24 national teams will compete in the final tournament, with 51 matches played in total.
Visit the official UEFA ticketing website for announcements about sale dates, prices and how to buy tickets.
Plan your trip, discover the host cities and experience the atmosphere of Euro 2028 across the United Kingdom and Ireland.