The BBC will also show England’s first group D match, against Croatia at Wembley on Sunday 14 June, and Wales’s opening two group A games, against Switzerland on Saturday 13 June and Turkey on Wednesday 17 June, both of which are in Baku.
ITV will show England’s two evening group stage matches, against the play-off winner C at Wembley on Friday 19 June and against the Czech Republic, again at Wembley, on Tuesday 23 June. Italy vs. Wales in Rome on Sunday 21 June will also be on ITV.
The BBC has first choice of matches in the round of 16 and in the quarter-finals. Both BBC and ITV will show the Euro 2020 final on 12 July at Wembley.
Euro 2020 groups
Group A: Turkey, Italy, Wales, Switzerland
Group B: Denmark, Finland, Belgium, Russia
Group C: Netherlands, Ukraine, Austria, Play-off winner D (A)*
Group D: England, Croatia, play-off winner C, Czech Republic
Group E: Spain, Sweden, Poland, play-off winner B
Group F: play-off winner A (D)*, Portugal, France, Germany
* According to Uefa: “Play-off winner A is allocated to group F and play-off winner D to group C. If Romania qualify as path A winners, they will play in group C and play-off winner D will be switched to group F. The play-off winners will be known in March 2020.”
Group fixtures, UK kick-off times and TV guide
Friday 12 June
Group A: Turkey vs. Italy (Rome; 8pm live on BBC)
Saturday 13 June
Group A: Wales vs. Switzerland (Baku; 2pm live on BBC)
Group B: Denmark vs. Finland (Copenhagen; 5pm live on BBC)
Group B: Belgium vs. Russia (St Petersburg; 8pm live on ITV)
Sunday 14 June
Group D: England vs. Croatia (London; 2pm live on BBC)
Group C: Austria vs. Play-Off Winner D or A* (Bucharest; 5pm live on ITV)
Group C: Netherlands vs. Ukraine (Amsterdam; 8pm live on ITV)
Monday 15 June
Group D: Play-Off Winner C* vs. Czech Republic (Glasgow; 2pm live on BBC)
Group E: Poland vs. Play-Off Winner B* (Dublin; 5pm live on ITV)
Group E: Spain vs. Sweden (Bilbao; 8pm live on BBC)
Tuesday 16 June
Group F: Play-Off Winner A or D* vs. Portugal (Budapest; 5pm live on ITV)
Group F: France vs. Germany (Munich; 8pm live on ITV)
Wednesday 17 June
Group B: Finland vs. Russia (St Petersburg; 2pm live on BBC)
Group A: Turkey vs. Wales (Baku; 5pm live on BBC)
Group A: Italy v Switzerland (Rome; 8pm live on ITV)
Thursday 18 June
Group C: Ukraine vs. Play-Off Winner D or A* (Bucharest; 2pm live on ITV)
Group B: Denmark vs. Belgium (Copenhagen; 5pm live on ITV)
Group C: Netherlands vs. Austria (Amsterdam; 8pm live on BBC)
Friday 19 June
Group E: Sweden vs. Play-Off Winner B* (Dublin; 2pm live on BBC)
Group D: Croatia vs. Czech Republic (Glasgow; 5pm live on BBC)
Group D: England vs. Play-Off Winner C* (London; 8pm live on ITV)
Saturday 20 June
Group F: Play-Off Winner A or D* vs. France (Budapest; 2pm live on BBC)
Group F: Portugal vs. Germany (Munich; 5pm live on ITV)
Group E: Spain vs. Poland (Bilbao; 8pm live on BBC)
Sunday 21 June
Group A: Italy vs. Wales (Rome; 5pm live on ITV)
Group A: Switzerland vs. Turkey (Baku; 5pm live on ITV)
Monday 22 June
Group C: Play-Off Winner D or A* vs. Netherlands (Amsterdam; 5pm live on ITV)
Group C: Ukraine vs. Austria (Bucharest; 5pm live on ITV)
Group B: Russia vs. Denmark (Copenhagen; 8pm live on BBC)
Group B: Finland vs. Belgium (St Petersburg; 8pm live on BBC)
Tuesday 23 June
Group D: Czech Republic vs. England (London; 8pm live on ITV)
Group D: Croatia vs. Play-Off Winner C* (Glasgow; 8pm live on ITV)
Wednesday 24 June
Group E: Play-Off Winner B* vs. Spain (Bilbao; 5pm live on ITV)
Group E: Sweden vs. Poland (Dublin; 5pm live on ITV)
Group F: Germany vs. Play-Off Winner A or D* (Munich; 8pm live on BBC)
Group F: Portugal vs. France (Budapest; 8pm live on BBC)
Knockout fixtures: dates and kick-off times
Saturday 27 June
Round of 16: 5pm in Amsterdam
Round of 16: 8pm in London
Sunday 28 June
Round of 16: 5pm in Budapest
Round of 16: 8pm in Bilbao
Monday 29 June
Round of 16: 5pm in Copenhagen
Round of 16: 8pm in Bucharest
Tuesday 30 June
Round of 16: 5pm in Dublin
Round of 16: 5pm in Glasgow
Friday 3 July
Quarter-final: 5pm in St Petersburg
Quarter-final: 8pm in Munich
Saturday 4 July
Quarter-final: 5pm in Baku
Quarter-final: 8pm in Rome
Tuesday 7 July
Semi-final: 8pm at Wembley, London
Wednesday 8 July
Semi-final: 8pm at Wembley, London
Euro 2020 final
When: Sunday 12 July
Where: Wembley Stadium, London
Kick-off time: 8pm
TV channel: BBC and ITV
(Image credit: Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images)
Euro 2020 play-offs
The play-off semi-finals take place on 26 March 2020 and the finals will be played on 31 March.
Path A: Iceland, Romania, Bulgaria or Hungary
Path B: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Northern Ireland, Slovakia or Republic of Ireland
Path C: Scotland, Israel, Norway or Serbia
Path D: Georgia, Belarus, North Macedonia or Kosovo
Euro 2020 play-off semi-final draw
Path A: Iceland vs. Romania; Bulgaria vs. Hungary (winner of the Bulgaria vs. Hungary clash will be at home in the path A play-off final)
Path B: Bosnia & Herzegovina vs. Northern Ireland; Slovakia vs. Republic of Ireland (winner of the Bosnia & Herzegovina vs. Northern Ireland will be at home in the path B play-off final)
Path C: Scotland vs. Israel; Norway vs. Serbia (winner of Norway vs. Serbia will host the path C play-off final)
Path D: Georgia vs. Belarus; North Macedonia vs. Kosovo (winner of Georgia vs. Belarus will host the path D play-off final)
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