Euro 2020 fixtures: Turkey, Italy clash in opener, final in Wembley

The fixtures list, announced on Friday, sees reigning champions Portugal plays its first match on June 15

The continental championships will start from the 11th of June- REUTERS

Turkey and Italy will kick off the opening match of the 2020 European Championships at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on the 11th of June.

Reigning champions Portugal will start its campaign against Hungary in Budapest on June 15. The final will be played at the Wembley Stadium in London on July 11.

Fixtures: Group A June 11 Turkey v Italy, Stadio Olimpico, Rome June 12 Wales v Switzerland, Olympic Stadium, Baku June 16 Turkey v Wales, Olympic Stadium, Baku,  Italy v Switzerland, Stadio Olimpico, Rome June 20 Switzerland v Turkey, Olympic Stadium, Baku, Italy v Wales, Stadio Olimpico, Rome Group B June 12 Denmark v Finland, Parken Stadium, Copenhagen,  Belgium v Russia, Gazprom Arena, St Petersburg June 16 Finland v Russia, Gazprom Arena, St Petersburg June 17 Denmark v Belgium, Parken Stadium, Copenhagen June 21 Russia v Denmark, Parken Stadium, Copenhagen,  Finland v Belgium, Gazprom Arena, St Petersburg Group C June 13 Austria v North Macedonia, Arena Nationala, Bucharest, Netherlands v Ukraine, Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam June 17 Ukraine v North Macedonia, Arena Nationala, Bucharest,  Netherlands v Austria, Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam June 21 North Macedonia v Netherlands, Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam, Ukraine v Austria, Arena Nationala, Bucharest Group D June 13 England v Croatia, Wembley Stadium, London June 14 Scotland v Czech Republic, Hampden Park, Glasgow June 18 Croatia v Czech Republic, Hampden Park, Glasgow, England v Scotland, Wembley Stadium, London June 22 Croatia v Scotland, Hampden Park, Glasgow,  Czech Republic v England, Wembley Stadium, London Group E June 14 Poland v Slovakia, Gazprom Arena, St Petersburg,  Spain v Sweden, Estadio La Cartuja, Seville June 18 Sweden v Slovakia, Gazprom Arena, St Petersburg June 19 Spain v Poland, Estadio La Cartuja, Seville June 23 Slovakia v Spain, Estadio La Cartuja, Seville,  Sweden v Poland, Gazprom Arena, St Petersburg Group F June 15 Hungary v Portugal, Puskas Arena, Budapest,  France v Germany, Allianz Arena, Munich June 19 Hungary v France, Puskas Arena, Budapest,  Portugal v Germany, Allianz Arena, Munich June 23 Portugal v France, Puskas Arena, Budapest, Germany v Hungary, Allianz Arena, Munich Round of 16 June 26 Match 38 Runner-up Group A v Runner-up Group B, Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam Match 37 Winner Group A v Runner-up Group C, Wembley Stadium, London June 27 Match 40 Winner Group C v 3rd Group D/E/F, Puskas Arena, Budapest Match 39 Winner Group B v 3rd Group A/D/E/F, Estadio La Cartuja, Seville June 28 Match 42 Runner-up Group D v Runner-up Group E, Parken Stadium, Copenhagen Match 41 Winner Group F v 3rd Group A/B/C, Arena Nationala, Bucharest June 29 Match 44 Winner Group D v Runner-up Group F, Wembley Stadium, London Match 43 Winner Group E v 3rd Group A/B/C/D, Hampden Park, Glasgow Quarter-finals July 2 Match 45 Winner Match 41 v Winner Match 42, Gazprom Arena, St Petersburg Match 46 Winner Match 39 v Winner Match 37, Allianz Arena, Munich July 3 Match 47 Winner Match 40 v Winner Match 38, Olympic Stadium, Baku Match 48 Winner Match 43 v Winner Match 44, Stadio Olimpico, Rome Semi-finals July 6 Match 49 Winner Match 46 v Winner Match 45, Wembley Stadium, London July 7 Match 50 Winner Match 48 v Winner Match 47, Wembley Stadium, London Finals July 11 Winner Match 49 v Winner Match 50, Wembley Stadium, London