Who's been knocked out of Euro 2024 so far? Every eliminated team
Your guide to which teams have been knocked out of Euro 2024.
The Euros is heating up with just eight teams to be left in the competition by the end of the week.
England have scraped through into the quarter-finals, while Germany and Spain have set up a blockbuster clash in the final eight.
A host of underdogs will still be determined to make their presence felt in what has been one of the least predictable tournaments in recent history.
None of the elite teams have shown total consistency throughout the campaign, perhaps aside from Spain, with the likes of Austria sure to be eyeing up a history-making dash to the finish.
It's a busy week as the Round of 16 draws to a close, but who will be sent packing next?
RadioTimes.com brings you the full round-up of which teams have been knocked out of Euro 2024.
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Which teams have been knocked out of Euro 2024?
As of 5pm Monday 1st July, 12 teams have been knocked out of Euro 2024.
The full crop of 24 teams will be steadily eliminated throughout the course of the tournament, with the number set to be cut down to eight by the end of the Round of 16.
Here are the teams that have been eliminated from Euro 2024 at the time of writing.
Group A: Scotland, Hungary
Group B: Albania, Croatia, Italy
Group C: Serbia, Denmark
Group D: Poland
Group E: Ukraine, Slovakia
Group F: Czech Republic, Georgia
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