The Euro 2028 schedule has been announced for the tournament which will be held across England, Wales, Scotland, and the Republic of Ireland in nine stadiums, including Wembley and Hampden Park. Organizers have pledged that tickets will not be sold using dynamic pricing, a system that has caused fan anger. This decision aims to make the tournament the most accessible Euros yet, with UEFA having agreed to the approach.
The final at Wembley is scheduled for Sunday, July 9th, kicking off at 5 pm, three hours earlier than the 2021 final. This earlier kick-off time is intended to improve the fan experience, facilitate easier travel on public transport, and allow for post-match celebrations while also enhancing safety and security.
The 24-team tournament will feature host nations England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. If all host nations qualify directly, their group stage matches will be played in their respective countries. Wales will open the tournament on June 9th at the national stadium in Cardiff. Dublin's Aviva Stadium and Hampden Park in Glasgow will also host matches, with the remaining games taking place in England at various venues. England's group stage matches are scheduled for Manchester City's stadium, Wembley, and potentially Newcastle o... download the app to read more
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