Düsseldorf is one of the smaller Euro 2024 host cities, but its Old Town has more than 250 beer houses in it and has therefore earned the nickname 'the longest bar in the world'. Fans from the rest of Europe will likely be making the most of this hospitality when descending on the city for Euro 2024, with the capital of the North Rhine-Westphalia region of west Germany set to have its population of 650,000 expanded significantly during the upcoming tournament. The Düsseldorf Arena itself is the home of Fortuna Düsseldorf, who are currently gunning for promotion from 2. Bundesliga to the top flight. Euro football fixtures France, the world champion, was eliminated by Switzerland in a match that saw the Swiss win their first knockout-round game in a major tournament since 1938. England defeated its German rivals in a knockout round for the first time in 55 years and made Wembley stadium shake with ecstasy. More own goals have been scored in this tournament (10) than in the previous 15 editions of this competition combined dating back to 1960. The presence of the fans magnified all of this drama in ways that have been both exhilarating and terrifying.

Ten cities were selected to host matches at the 17th edition of the UEFA European Championship, with one stadium in each of these cities. For sponsorship reasons, some of these stadiums are changing their names for Euro 2024. The Euro 2024 names for the stadiums are in brackets on the list below, if the name is changed. Euro 2024 Group C standings Full Euro 2024 fixtures and results

These are the Euro 2024 fixtures and results, and what channel you can watch them on in the UK Times European Championship 2024 • Euro 2020 kick-starts this summer 2021 with 51 matches to savour across the course of a month-long period from June 11th to July 11th.

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