EURO 2020: where will the teams be based?

UEFA EURO 2020 is spread across 11 host cities, with most teams playing their group stage games at more than one venue.

The 24 contenders have all now confirmed where they will be staying during the tournament which runs from 11 June to 11 July 2021.

Austria

Austria will train at Seefeld / Masahiro Ura/Getty Images

Basecamp: Seefeld, Austria

Fixtures
Group C: Amsterdam and Bucharest
Round of 16: Budapest, London, Bucharest or Glasgow
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Belgium

Base camp: Tubize, Belgium

Fixtures
Group B: Saint Petersburg and Copenhagen
Round of 16: Amsterdam, Bucharest, Glasgow or Seville
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Croatia

Base camp: Saint Andrews, Scotland

Fixtures:
Group D: Glasgow and London
Round of 16: London, Copenhagen, Seville, Glasgow or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Czech Republic

Base camp: Edinburgh, Scotland

Fixtures:
Group D: Glasgow and London
Round of 16: London, Copenhagen, Seville, Glasgow or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Denmark

Base camp: Helsingor, Denmark

Fixtures:
Group B: Copenhagen
Round of 16: Seville, Amsterdam, Bucharest or Glasgow
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

England

Kieran Trippier, Harry Maguire, Harry Kane, Danny Rose

England will stay at home / Michael Regan/Getty Images

Base camp: Burton upon Trent, England

Fixtures:
Group D: London
Round of 16: London, Copenhagen, Seville, Glasgow or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Finland

Base camp: Repino, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Fixtures:
Group B: Copenhagen and Saint Petersburg
Round of 16: Seville, Amsterdam, Bucharest or Glasgow
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

France

Base camp: Clairefontaine-en-Yvelines, France

Fixtures:
Group F: Budapest and Munich
Round of 16: Bucharest, London, Seville or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Germany

This will be Joachim Low's final tournament in charge of Germany / Pool/Getty Images

Base camp: Herzogenaurach, Germany

Fixtures:
Group F: Munich
Round of 16: Bucharest, London, Seville or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Hungary

Base camp: Telki, Hungary

Fixtures:
Group F: Budapest, Munich
Round of 16: Bucharest, London, Seville or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Italy

Base camp: Coverciano, Florence, Italy

Fixtures:
Group A: Rome
Round of 16: London, Amsterdam, Bucharest, Seville or Glasgow
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Netherlands

Base camp: Zeist, Netherlands

Fixtures:
Group C: Amsterdam
Round of 16: Budapest, London, Bucharest or Glasgow
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

North Macedonia

Base camp: Bucharest, Romania

Fixtures:
Group C: Amsterdam and Bucharest
Round of 16: Amsterdam, Seville, Bucharest, Budapest, Copenhagen, London, Glasgow or London
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Poland

Base camp: Sopot, Poland

Fixtures:
Group E: Seville and Saint Petersburg
Round of 16: Glasgow, Copenhagen, Seville or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Portugal

Portugal come into the tournament as holders / VI-Images/Getty Images

Base camp: Budapest, Hungary

Fixtures:
Group F: Budapest and Munich
Round of 16: Bucharest, London, Seville or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Russia

Base camp: Novogorsk, Moscow, Russia

Fixtures:
Group B: Saint Petersburg and Copenhagen
Round of 16: Seville, Amsterdam, Bucharest or Glasgow
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Scotland

Base camp: Middlesbrough, England

Fixtures:
Group D: Glasgow and London
Round of 16: London, Copenhagen, Seville, Glasgow or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Slovakia

Base camp: Saint Petersburg, Russia

Fixtures:
Group E: Seville and Saint Petersburg
Round of 16: Glasgow, Copenhagen, Seville or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Spain

Luis Enrique has only called up 24 players out of a possible 26 / Soccrates Images/Getty Images

Base camp: Las Rozas de Madrid, Madrid, Spain

Fixtures:
Group E: Seville
Round of 16: Glasgow, Copenhagen, Seville or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Sweden

Base camp: Gothenburg, Sweden

Fixtures:
Group E: Seville and Saint Petersburg
Round of 16: Glasgow, Copenhagen, Seville or Budapest
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Switzerland

Base camp: Rome, Italy

Fixtures:
Group A: Baku and Rome
Round of 16: London, Amsterdam, Bucharest, Seville or Glasgow
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Turkey

Base camp: Baku, Azerbaijan

Fixtures:
Group A: Baku and Rome
Round of 16: London, Amsterdam, Bucharest, Seville or Glasgow
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Ukraine

Base camp: Bucharest, Romania

Fixtures:
Group C: Amsterdam and Bucharest
Round of 16: Amsterdam, Seville, Bucharest, Budapest, Copenhagen, Glasgow or London
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

Wales

Base camp: Baku, Azerbaijan

Fixtures:
Group A: Baku and Rome
Round of 16: London, Amsterdam, Bucharest, Seville or Glasgow
Quarter-final: Saint Petersburg, Munich, Rome or Baku
Semi-final and final: London

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