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June 9, 2012.

Euro 2012 full schedule.

Date Time Stage of Match Home Away Team.

June 9 00:00 Group A Poland Greece June 9 02:45 Group A Group Russia Czech Republic June 10 00:

00 Group B Group Stage Netherlands Denmark June 10 02:45 Group B Group Stage Germany Portugal June 11 00:00 Group C Group Stage Spain Italy June 11 02:

45 Group C Group Stage Ireland Croatia June 12 00:00 Group D Group Stage France England June 12 02:45 Group D Group Stage Ukraine Sweden June 13 00:

00 Group A Group Stage Greece Czech Republic June 13 02:45 Group A Group Stage Poland Russia June 14 00:00 Group B Group Stage Denmark Portugal June 14 02:

45 Group B Group Stage Netherlands Germany June 15 00:00 Group C Group Stage Italy Croatia June 15 02:45 Group C Group Stage Spain Ireland June 16 00:

00 Group D Group Stage Sweden England June 16 02:45 Group D Group Stage Ukraine France June 17 02:45 Group A Group Stage Greece Russia June 17 02:

45 Group A Group Stage Czech Republic Poland June 18 02:45 Group B Group Stage Portugal Netherlands June 18 02:45 Group B Group Stage Denmark Germany June 19 02:

45 Group C Group Stage Croatia Spain June 19 02:45 Group C Group Stage Italy Ireland June 20 02:45 Group D Group Stage Sweden France June 20 02:

45 Group D Group Stage England Ukraine 22 June 02:45 1 4 Finals 1a 2b 23 June 02:45 1 4 Finals 1b 2A 24 June 02:

45 1 4 Finals 1c 2d June 25 01:45 1 4 Finals 1d 2c June 28 02:45 Semifinals

June 29 02:45 Semifinals

July 2, 02:45 Finals

This year's European Championship was held in Poland and Ukraine.

Opening ceremony Warsaw, closing ceremony Kiev.

This year's European Championship starts from to,

Euro 2012, Match 1 June 8 00:00 Switzerland-Czech Republic.

The World Cup is 2014 in Brazil.

The first European Cup was held in 1960, and the final day was July 10, 1960, the European Football Championship (English: UEFA European Football Championship, referred to as the European Championship, European Cup, is the highest level of national football competition participated by UEFA member states, held in 1960, and then held every four years.

The tournament was founded as the European Nations Cup, and then changed its name to the current European Football Championship in 1968, but the competition is still often referred to as the "European Nations Cup" in Hong Kong and Macau.

The 2016 European Football Championship was held from 10 June to 10 July 2016 in 12 stadiums in 9 cities across France, with France and Portugal drawing 0-0 in regulation time, with Eder scoring the winning goal in extra time to help Portugal win 1-0 against France and lift the Delaunay Cup. On September 27, 2018, Euro 2024 was voted on by the Executive Committee to host in Germany.