Although the ball stopped at the club level due to the winter break in South America and the summer break in Europe, the ball will continue rolling at the national team level with two competitions that promise to provide a lot of emotions. Today the Euro Cup will begin with the presence of the host, Germany (against Scotland)while next Thursday will be the baptism of the Copa América with the last world champion on the field: Argentina against Canada (in the United States).
Lovers of the most popular sport in the world will have the privilege of enjoying no less than 83 matches between both competitions in just one month (31 days). It will be the period that will cover between today, June 14, and the finals in both tournaments, which will be held on Sunday, July 14.
Only in the first phase, between today and Tuesday, July 2 (just 19 days) There will be 60 games, which brings the average number of games to more than three per day. In addition, it is worth clarifying that on Friday 6/29, Saturday 6/30, Sunday 7/1 and Monday 7/2, two matches corresponding to the round of 16 of the Euro Cup will be played per day (logically with keys to be defined).
Today will be the only day in which there will be a single match, since afterwards there will be a minimum of two and a maximum of six per day. The agenda indicates that Tuesday 6/25 (with the crossing between Argentina and Chile as the main event) and Wednesday 6/26 will be the days with the most football load. And on Thursday 6/20, in addition to Argentina’s debut against the Canadians, the previous course will feature Spain and Italy.
THE CALENDAR OF THE FIRST PHASE OF THE EURO AND THE AMERICAN CUP, DAY BY DAY
Friday June 14
16.00 Germany-Scotland
Saturday June 15
10.00 Hungary-Switzerland
13.00 Spain-Croatia
16.00 Italy-Albania
Sunday June 16
10.00 Poland-Netherlands
13.00 Slovenia-Denmark
16.00 Serbia-England
Monday June 17
10.00 Romania-Ukraine
13.00 Belgium-Slovakia
16.00 Austria-France
Tuesday June 18
13.00 Türkiye-Georgia
16.00 Portugal-Czech Republic
Wednesday June 19
10.00 Croatia-Albania
13.00 Germany-Hungary
16.00 Scotland-Switzerland
Thursday June 20
10.00 Slovenia-Serbia
13.00 Denmark-England
16.00 Spain Italy
21.00 Argentina-Canada (Copa América)
Friday, June 21st
10.00 Slovakia-Ukraine
13.00 Poland-Austria
16.00 Netherlands-France
21.00 Peru-Chile (Copa América)
Saturday June 22
10.00 Georgia-Czech Republic
13.00 Türkiye-Portugal
16.00 Belgium-Romania
19.00 Ecuador-Venezuela (Copa América)
22.00 Mexico-Jamaica (America’s Cup)
Sunday June 23
16.00 Switzerland-Germany
16.00 Scotland-Hungary
19.00 United States-Bolivia (Copa América)
22.00 Uruguay-Panama (Copa América)
Monday June 24
16.00 Albania-Spain
16.00 Croatia-Italy
19.00 Colombia-Paraguay (Copa América)
22.00 Brazil-Costa Rica (Copa América)
Tuesday June 25
13.00 Netherlands-Austria
13.00 France-Poland
16.00 England-Slovenia
16.00 Denmark-Serbia
19.00 Peru-Canada (America’s Cup)
22.00 Chile-Argentina (Copa América)
Wednesday June 26
13.00 Slovakia-Romania
13.00 Ukraine-Belgium
16.00 Georgia-Portugal
16.00 Czech Republic-Türkiye
19.00 Ecuador-Jamaica (America’s Cup)
22.00 Venezuela-Mexico (Copa América)
Thursday June 27
19.00 Panama-United States (Copa América)
22.00 Uruguay-Bolivia (Copa América)
Friday June 28
19.00 Colombia-Costa Rica (America’s Cup)
22.00 Paraguay-Brazil (Copa América)
Saturday June 29
21.00 Argentina-Peru (Copa América)
21.00 Canada-Chile (America’s Cup)
*In addition, two round of 16 matches of the Euro Cup will be played
Sunday June 30
21.00 Mexico-Ecuador (Copa América)
21.00 Jamaica-Venezuela (Copa América)
*In addition, two round of 16 matches of the Euro Cup will be played
Monday, July 1
22.00 United States-Uruguay (Copa América)
22.00 Bolivia-Panama (America’s Cup)
*In addition, two round of 16 matches of the Euro Cup will be played
Tuesday July 2
22.00 Brazil-Colombia (Copa América)
22.00 Costa Rica-Paraguay (America’s Cup)
*In addition, two round of 16 matches of the Euro Cup will be played
