Belgium-Russia, England-Croatia … Weekend Program

Ten matches four days before France’s entry into contention, and the opportunity to see all players at work for the first time this Euro 2020 has been postponed for a year: the program promises to be enticing for football fans. From the outset, the result of the Turkey-Italy opening match on Friday 11 June (9 pm) in Rome, especially between a vengeful squadra led by Lille striker Burak Yilmaz and the Turks, has been eagerly awaited.

Those who plan to follow all the matches will have a busy weekend Matches at 3 PM, 6 PM and 9 PM Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th June (Primitive Monday). The Italians and the Turks will first oversee the start of their other two opponents in Group A Wales And this suis. Then keep the first two matches of Group B, Denmark – Finland at the end of the afternoon, Belgium – Russia In the evening.

A day after Belgium’s debut, another favorite – followed by France – is expected to arrive early Sunday afternoon: theEngland, with a large piece insertion, Croatia. Group D also includes Scotland and the Czech Republic, who will play on Monday (3 pm). This Sunday 13 June will conclude with the first two matches of Group C: Austria – North Macedonia and Netherlands – Ukraine.

Euro 2021: schedule for the first four days

Friday 11 June:
9:00 p.m.: Turkey – Italy in Rome (Group A)

Saturday 12 June:
3:00 PM: Wales – Switzerland in Baku (Group A)
6:00 pm: Denmark – Finland in Copenhagen (Group B)
9:00 pm: Belgium – Russia in St. Petersburg (Group B)

Sunday 13 June:
3:00 pm: England – Croatia in London (Group D):
6:00 pm: Austria – North Macedonia in Bucharest (Group C)
9:00 pm: Netherlands – Ukraine in Amsterdam (Group C)

Monday 14 June:
3:00 PM: Scotland – Czech Republic in Glasgow (Group D)
6 pm: Poland – Slovakia in St. Petersburg (Group E)
9:00 p.m.: Spain – Sweden in Seville (Group E)

Tuesday 15 June:
6:00 PM: Hungary – Portugal in Budapest (Group F)
9:00 p.m.: France – Germany (Group F) in Munich

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