SportsTalk March 27th: All three finals of the European Cup qualifying play-offs are over. Georgia 4-2 Greece in penalty kick, Ukraine 2-1 Iceland, Poland 5-4 Wales in penalty kick. . The top 24 and groupings of the 2024 European Cup are all released, with Georgia, Ukraine and Poland taking the last train.
European Cup top 24 and complete grouping
Group A: Germany (host), Scotland, Hungary, Switzerland
B Group: Spain, Croatia, Italy, Albania
Group C: Slovenia, Denmark, Serbia, England
Group D: Poland, Netherlands, Austria, France
Group E: Belgium, Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine
Group F: Turkey, Georgia, Portugal, Czech Republic
2024 European Cup 24 Team classification:
First classification: Germany, Portugal, France, Spain, Belgium, England
Second tier: Hungary, Denmark, Albania, Austria, Turkey, Romania
Third Pot: Scotland, Slovenia, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Croatia
Fourth Pot: Serbia, Italy, Switzerland, Poland, Ukraine, Georgia
A total of 24 teams in the 4th pot are divided into 6 groups. The host Germany automatically falls into A1, each The top two teams in the group and the four third-placed teams with the best results will advance to the top 16.
2024 European Cup schedule:
The 2024 European Cup in Germany will kick off on June 14th and end on July 14th, local time, with a total of 51 games (36 games Group stage and 15 knockout games), except for the opening game, the three rounds of group stage are all played over 4 days, with three games arranged every day.
After two days of rest on June 27th and 28th, the knockout competition will begin on June 29th. 16-to-8 and 8-to-4 are two games a day. The semi-finals will be held on July 9 and 10 respectively. Allianz Arena and Westfalenstadion. The final will be played at the Olympiastadion in Berlin on July 14 (early morning on July 15, Beijing time).
The European Cup in Germany will be held in 10 stadiums, each of which will host at least 4 games, including one knockout match. The stadiums that host the most games are the Olympiastadion in Berlin (70,000 seats) and the Allianz Arena. (67,000 seats) and Westfalenstadion (66,000 seats), each hosting 6 games. These three stadiums are also the three stadiums that can accommodate the most fans.
