The complete list of all the stadiums involved in Euro 2024, fromOlympiastadion of Berlin al Leipzig Stadium of Leipzig.
Berlin’s Olympiastadion will host the Euro 2024 final
Summary
The Olympiastadion in Berlin is the largest stadium in Germany and hosts the home matches ofHerta Berlin.
Capacity: 71,000 spectators
The matches that will be played are:
15/06: Spain-Croatia 6pm
21/06: Poland-Austria 6pm
25/06: Netherlands-Austria 6pm
29/06: Round of 16 6pm
06/07: Quarter finals 9pm
14/07: The final 9pm
The Allianz Arena in Munich, or Munich Football Arena, is one of the most cutting-edge stadiums in the European football scene and hosts the home matches of Bayern Munichor. It will host the Euro 2024 matches and will be the stadium where the opening match of the competition will be played.
Capacity: 66,000 spectators
The matches that will be played are:
14/06: Germany-Scotland 9pm
17/06: Romania-Ukraine 3pm
20/06: Slovenia-Serbia 3pm
25/06: Denmark-Serbia 9pm
02/07: Round of 16 6pm
09/07: Semifinal 9pm
The BVB Stadion is the venue that hosts the home matches of Borussia Dortmund. It is called by several names and is recognized worldwide due to its spectacular curve: the yellow wall.
Capacity: 62,000 spectators
The matches that will be played are:
15/06: Italy-Albania 9pm
18/06: Türkiye-Georgia 6pm
22/06: Türkiye-Portugal 6pm
25/06: France-Poland 6pm
29/06: Round of 16 9pm
10/07: Semifinal 9pm
The Stuttgart Arena, or MHPArena, is an ancient German stadium that hosts the home matches of Stuttgarta team that plays in the top German league, the Bundesliga.
Capacity: 51,000 spectators
The matches that will be played are:
16/06: Slovenia-Denmark 6pm
7.06pm: Germany-Hungary 6pm
23/06: Scotland-Hungary 9pm
26/06: Ukraine-Belgium 6pm
05/07: Quarter finals 6pm
Arena AufSchalke, or Veltins-Arena, is the stadium in the city of Gelsenkirchen that hosts the home matches of Schalke 04a team playing in the second category of the German championship, Bundesliga 2.
Capacity: 50,000 spectators
The matches that will be played are:
16/06: Serbia-England 9pm
20/06: Spain-Italy 9pm
26/06: Georgia-Portugal 9pm
30/06: Round of 16 6pm
The Frankfurt Arena, better known as Deutsche Bank Park, is the stadium located in Frankfurt am Main and hosts the home matches ofEintracht Frankfurt.
Capacity: 47,000 spectators
The matches that will be played are:
17/06: Belgium-Slovakia 6pm
20/06: Denmark-England 6pm
23/06: Switzerland-Germany 9pm
26/06: Slovakia-Romania 6pm
01/07: Round of 16 9pm
The Volksparkstadion is the facility that hosts the home matches of the football team Hamburg SVa club playing in the German second division: Bundesliga 2.
Capacity: 49,000 spectators
16/06: Poland-Holland 3pm
19/06: Croatia-Albania 3pm
22/06: Georgia-Czech Republic 3pm
26/06: Czech Republic-Türkiye 9pm
05/07: Quarter final 9pm
The Düsseldorf Arena, also known as Merkur Spiel-Arena, is one of the smallest stadiums among those that will host Euro 2024 and is the venue that hosts the home matches of Fortuna Düsseldorf, team playing in the German second division, Bundesliga 2.
Capacity: 47,000 spectators
The matches that will be played are:
17/06: Austria-France 9pm
21/06: Slovakia-Ukraine 3pm now
24/06: Albania-Spain 9pm
01/07: Round of 16 6pm
06/07: Quarter finals 6pm
The Cologne stadium, known by the name of RheinEnergieStadion, is the facility that hosts the matches of the Cologne FC, club that plays in the top German league.
Capacity: 43,000 spectators
15/06: Hungary-Switzerland 3pm
19/06: Scotland-Switzerland 9pm
22/06: Belgium-Romania 9pm
25/06: England-Slovenia 9pm
30/06: Round of 16 9pm
The city of Leipzig was once the home of music thanks to Johann Sebastian Bach, today it hosts one of the strongest football clubs in the German scene, RasenBallsport Leipzig, better known simply as Leipzig, which plays its home matches in the Leipzig Stadium, or Red Bull Arena.
Capacity: 40,000 spectators
The matches that will be played are:
18/06: Portugal-Czech Republic 9pm
21/06: Holland-France 9pm
24/06: Croatia-Italy 9pm
02/07: Round of 16 9pm
