Euro 2020 is taking place in 11 different stadiums in the same number of cities across Europe. Former UEFA president Michel Platini came up with the idea to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the European Championship, which began in 1960. Despite being pushed back a year, Euro 2020 has retained the pan-continental format.
The cities that are hosting matches are Glasgow, London, Seville, Rome, Munich, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Baku, Saint Petersburg, Budapest, and Bucharest. Dublin and Bilbao were forced to withdraw after they failed to guarantee the presence of fans inside their stadiums.
Euro 2020 began in Rome on June 11 and will conclude with the final in London on July 11.