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The Euro Cup will lower the blinds of its group stage with four matches that will be essential to close the last available tickets to the round of 16 of the competition. There is Three direct tickets still without ownersbut also three other teams fighting for two places available among the best third-place finishers in each group.
With Germany, Swiss, Spain, Italy, England, Denmark, Austria, France, Portugal, Netherlands and Slovenia classified, so far there are only two confirmed keys, both to be disputed in the next Saturday June 29: the host Germany will meet the Danes in it Signal Iduna Park of Dortmund and the last champion will go against Swiss in it Olympic Stadium of Berlin.
First of all, Croatia He is the only one of the third parties who was eliminated because he finished two units behind all the others who at least have three points or, potentially, can surpass him. Czech Republicwith a unit, it is the other who is at risk and therefore has the obligation to win no matter what. Türkiye to classify.
Hungary (3 points and -3 goal difference) will be looking forward to having favorable results both in Group F – with a draw or defeat by the Czech Republic – and in Group E where it will need a victory for Belgium over Ukraine and a victory for Romania as a basis. against Slovakia. Either of the two situations would classify it to the next instance.
Portugal is the only one of those who will take the field this Wednesday that has a guaranteed ticket. In Group E, absolute parity between the four members (Romania, Belgium, Slovakia and Ukraine all with 3 points) will have a double final in unison with Slovakia-Romania in it Waldstadion from Frankfurt and Ukraine-Belgium in it MHPArena from Stuttgart.
While the situation in F depends on knowing whether Portugal finally consolidates its leadership in the clash against Georgia in it Veltins-Arena from Gelsenkirchen and yes Türkiye leaves no final phase Czech Republic in it Volksparkstadion from Hamburg.
The outstanding fact so far is that Spain (he will go against one of the best third parties), Germany (vs. Denmark), Portugal (before one of the best third parties) and France (vs. 2nd in Group E) are on the same side of the draw, so if they all win in their round of 16 matches they could meet in the quarter-finals. In that case, there could be a Spain-Germany and a Portugal-France in the quarter-finals if these teams win in their respective presentations.
THE CROSSINGS
• Saturday June 29 at Olympic Stadium of Berlin: Switzerland vs. Italy
• Saturday, June 29 at the Signal Iduna Park from Dortmund: Germany vs. Denmark
• Sunday, June 30 at Rhein Energy Stadium from Cologne: Spain vs. 3rd D/E/F
• Sunday, June 30 at Veltins-Arena from Gelsenkirchen: England vs. 3° D/E/F
• Monday, July 1st at the Merkur Spiel-Arena from Düsseldorf Arena: France vs. 2nd Group E
• Monday, July 1 at Waldstadion from Frankfurt: Portugal vs. 3rd A/B/C
• Tuesday, July 2 at Allianz Arena from Munich: 1st E vs. 3rd C/D
• Tuesday, July 2 at Red Bull Arena from Leipzig: Austria vs. 2nd Group F
THIS IS HOW THE GROUPS ARE
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