When is Euro 2024? Opening match, dates and times
The latest information about the Euros, including full details for the opening match, dates and times.
We are edging closer to Euro 2024 with just a few weeks left to wait before the tournament begins with a festival of football in store.
England looked impressive in their qualifying games as Gareth Southgate went unbeaten and won six of their eight outings.
Scotland also enjoyed a brilliant qualifying campaign by finishing second behind Spain in their group to confirm their Euro 2024 spot.
It didn't go to plan for the Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland, who crashed out in the group stages, while Wales were toppled in the play-offs.
RadioTimes.com has all you need to know about when Euro 2024 rolls around.
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When is the next Euros?
Euro 2024 will take place this summer! Germany will host the 17th edition of the competition.
Euro 2024 dates
Euro 2024 will get underway on Friday 14th June 2024.
The opening match will see hosts Germany face Scotland at 8pm UK time on that date.
The tournament will run until the final on Sunday 14th July 2024.
Germany, as hosts, immediately qualified for the competition but the other 23 nations had to earn their right to be at the tournament.
England topped their qualifying group ahead of 2020 winners Italy, Ukraine, North Macedonia and Malta as Gareth Southgate's men went unbeaten in the process.
Scotland qualified by finishing second in qualifying Group A under the stewardship of Steve Clarke.
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