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European Football Championship 2024

This section is dedicated to all the guides and predictions on all the matches of the European Football Championship 2024. Find everything you need to be know about the biggest European tournament.

Roll of Honour - European Football Championships

The European Football Championship, often referred to as the Euros, is a premier international soccer competition held among European nations. Organized by UEFA, the championship occurs every four years, featuring top national teams competing for continental glory.

European Championship 2024 Predictions

The European Championships this year will take place in Germany. Some might think that it doesn't seem like four years have passed since the last edition of this tournament. That's because the pandemic pushed the last tournament back to 2021, so it has, in fact, only been three years.

European Championship 2024 Group Stages

The European Championships 2024, one of football's biggest tournaments, will be held in Germany this year. The journey kicks off with the highly anticipated group stages on June 14th. These stages, see teams fiercely fight for their place in the tournament setting the tone for the entire event, where teams build momentum and give us fans a thrilling sense of who is likely to be crowned European Champions.

The Round of 16

For many, this is when the tournament really begins. The group stages did throw up some dramatic games, but because 16 of the 24 nations playing in this tournament qualify for this stage, we have yet to see much jeopardy for the top nations involved.

Quarter Finals

This tournament is wide open. There haven't been any earth-shattering shocks until now, but there isn't a team playing so well; they feel their name is written on the trophy. Spain have been the team of the tournament so far and if they are able to beat the Germans on Friday, we might crown them as our new favourites to lift the trophy on the 14th of July.

Semi Finals 2024

The quarter-final stages might have been lacking in quality but were dramatic nonetheless. Sure, we were all hoping for 4-4 thrillers, but that simply isn't major international football.

France and England have been playing, shall we say, pragmatic football? I will let you decide if you prefer to use some words that are a little stronger.

On the other hand, The Netherlands and especially Spain have been more pleasing on the eye and have attacked to great effect. However, what has come before often has no bearing on what will come next. The question is, who are you backing to go all the way?