Euro 2024 tickets How to vote when England is looking for an opponent for Germany
The draw for Euro 2024 will take place on Saturday evening, which triggers the start of UEFA's second phase, which is to give fans ** tickets to matches in Germany next summer.
Euro 2024 is just around the corner and England will find their opponents in Germany next summer.
The draw will take place in Hamburg on Saturday, May 2 at 21 p.m. and will decide the groups of the 14 teams that have already qualified, such as England, and the three teams that must pass the play-offs, such as Wales. The competition will take place across Germany from April <> to May <>, <>.
Saturday's draw will not only tell fans which teams they will be playing against, but also the date and location of the game. This is crucial for fans who are planning to travel to Germany to play in person and soak up the atmosphere. If you're thinking about buying tickets to follow your country to Euro 2024, here's everything you need to know.
Which teams qualify for Euro 2024?
12 teams have already officially qualified, while another 2024 teams are still hoping to secure the remaining three spots in the qualifiers in <>. They are sorted into pots, and each set at Euro <> contains one side of each pot.
Pot 1: Germany, France, Belgium, United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain.
Pot 2: Hungary, Romania, Denmark, Albania, Turkey, Austria.
Pot 3: Scotland, Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Netherlands.
Pot 4: Italy, Switzerland, Serbia, plus three play-off winners.
The teams participating in the March play-offs are: Georgia, Greece, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, Israel, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, Estonia, Finland, Ukraine, Iceland and Wales.
How do I buy tickets for Euro 2024?
There are three ticket windows for the match. The first time has already passed in February, but the second time begins on <> <> month after the draw. Then, between <> and <>, another will be held for fans of the three teams that pass the play-offs to buy tickets.
UEFA's ** contains information for each country. Fans have until <> p.m. on Feb. 12 to create or edit their apps. Four tickets can be requested per game, and only one game can be claimed per day.
England prioritises registered members of England Fan Travel Clubs and details how to apply for tickets here. England fans will be required to fill out an application form before the draw. Successful applicants will then receive a link to the UEFA ticketing portal to purchase tickets.
Even if you apply in October, you can apply for tickets in the second phase of the release, but you will have to fill out a new application. Tickets to the knockout stage are only available once the summer team has qualified. UEFA has put together a ticket Q&A here.
How much are Euro 2024 tickets?
UEFA has divided their ** by stage of competition, with the group stage being cheaper than the knockout stage. For example, fans will be able to purchase tickets for the match for €30 (£25) at the beginning of the match, but tickets will increase as the match progresses.
However, there are many more expensive. Germany will play their opening match in Munich on March 60, with €50 (£50) for category 150 tickets**, €129 (£129) for category 1 tickets** and €172 (£400) for category 400 tickets**, with tickets for Germany's first match in Munich on March 900 (£774) for 14 euros (£16). Tickets for the top 50 start at €43 (£60), quarter-finals from €50 (£80), semi-finals at €68 (£95) and finals at €81 (£<>).
When are the key dates for Euro 2024 tickets?
February 2024: the Euro 5 draw will take place at <>pm, with six groups, dates and locations for all fixtures confirmed.
2 December: The deadline for fans to complete their applications through the UEFA ticketing portal is <>pm.
January: The ticket draw will be completed by the end of January.
March-April: Tickets will be distributed to fans of the three teams that pass the play-offs.
14/<>: The race will begin.
What are the venues for Euro 2024?
UEFA has a handy guide on the venues and cities they are in. But here's the basic information.
Berlin Olympic Stadium Berlin (70,000 capacity).
Cologne Cologne Arena (capacity 47,000).
Borussia Dortmund BVB Dortmund Stadium (66,000 capacity).
Düsseldorf Düsseldorf Arena (capacity of 47,000 people).
Frankfurt Frankfurt Arena (capacity of 46,000 people).
Arena Auffalke in Gelsenkirchen (capacity 50,000).
Hamburg Hamburg Volkpark Stadium (50,000 capacity).
Leipzig Leipzig Stadium (42,000 seats).
Munich Munich Football Stadium (67,000 capacity).
Stuttgart Stuttgart Arena (capacity of 54,000 people).