The fixture of the Eurocup 2021

Postponed one year due to the pandemic, the 2021 soccer Eurocup is held from June 11 to July 11. Malaysia citizens can be seen it on Astro Sports Arena

The opening match is played at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Friday, June 11 for a Group A match between Italy and Turkey. It will then continue for a month of competition until the final on Sunday, July 11 at the legendary Wembley (England).

These are the main dates:

In accordance with the wish of former UEFA president Michel Platini, who had envisioned this pan-European Eurocup, thirteen cities in thirteen countries had initially been defined, but Brussels (Belgium) was later discarded. Therefore, the Eurocup in 2020 would have had to take place in twelve host cities, before being postponed for a year due to the pandemic. Eager to organize a tournament with an audience in the stands, UEFA finally ruled out Bilbao and Dublin on 23 April, due to the lack of guarantees regarding having spectators. The matches scheduled in Bilbao were transferred to Seville and those scheduled in Dublin are played in Saint Petersburg and London.

Group stage matches

Saturday June 12

Group A: Turkey – Italy (3.00)

Group A: Wales – Switzerland (21.00)

Sunday June 13

Group B: Denmark – Finland (00.00)

Group B: Belgium – Russia (03.00)

Group D: England – Croatia (21.00)

Monday June 14

Group C: Austria – North Macedonia (00.00)

Group C: Netherlands – Ukraine (03.00)

Group D: Scotland – Czech Republic (21.00)

Tuesday June 15

Group E: Poland – Slovakia (00.00)

Group E: Spain – Sweden (03.00)

Wednesday June 16

Group F: Hungary – Portugal (00.00)

Group F: France – Germany (03.00)

Group B: Finland – Russia (21.00)

Thursday June 17

Group A: Turkey – Wales (00.00)

Group A: Italy – Switzerland (03.00)

Group C: Ukraine – North Macedonia (21.00)

Friday June 18

Group B: Denmark – Belgium (00.00)

Group C: Netherlands – Austria (03.00)

Group E: Sweden – Slovakia (21.00)

Saturday June 19

Group D: Croatia – Czech Republic (00.00)

Group D: England – Scotland (03.00)

Group F: Hungary – France (21.00)

Sunday June 20

Group F: Portugal – Germany (00.00)

Group E: Spain – Poland (03.00)

Monday June 21

Group A: Italy – Wales (00.00)

Group A: Switzerland – Turkey (00.00)

Tuesday June 22

Group C: Ukraine – Austria (00.00)

Group C: North Macedonia – Netherlands (00.00)

Group B: Russia – Denmark (03.00)

Group B: Finland – Belgium (03.00)

Wednesday 23 June

Group D: Czech Republic – England (03.00)

Group D: Croatia – Scotland (03.00)

Thursday 24 June

Group E: Sweden – Poland (00.00)

Group E: Slovakia – Spain (00.00)

Group F: Germany – Hungary (03.00)

Group F: Portugal – France (03.00)

Round of 16

Sunday June 27

2nd in Group A vs. 2nd in Group B (00:00)

1st in Group A vs. 2nd in Group C (03:00)

Monday June 28

1st in Group C vs. 3rd run Groups D/E or F (00:00)

1st in Group B vs. 3rd in Groups A/D/E or F (03:00)

Tuesday June 29

2nd in Group D vs. 2nd in Group E (00:00)

1st in Group F vs. 3rd in Groups A/B or C (03:00)

Wednesday June 30

1st in Group D vs. 2nd in Group F (00:00)

1st in Group E vs. 3rd in Groups A/B/C or D (03:00)

Quarter finals

saturday July 3

Winner R16 match 6 vs. Winner R16 match 5 (00:00)

winner R16 match 4 vs. Winner R16 match 2 (03:00)

Sunday July 4

Winner R16 match 3 vs. Winner R16 match 1 (00:00)

Winner R16 match 8 vs. Winner R16 match 7 (03:00)

Semifinals

Wednesday July 7

Winner QF2 vs Winner QF1 (03:00)

Thursday July 8

Winner QF4 vs Winner QF3 (03:00)

Final

Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2 (03:00)