UEFA EURO 2020: 4th round begins today!



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UEFA EURO 2020: 4th round begins today!

There are 16 teams qualified for the 4th round of UEFA Euro 2020. The first of each group, Italy, Belgium, Holland, England, Sweden and France, the second and the four best third parties, are part of the draw. It will be played from Saturday 26th to Tuesday 29th June.

The group stage is over and all 16 participants on the road to Wembley have been defined. The runners-up are Wales, Denmark, Austria, Croatia, Spain and Germany and the four best third-placed teams are Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Ukraine and Portugal.

EURO 2020 4TH ROUND MATCHES Belgium vs Portugal - Sunday 27 June, 9pm, Sevilla
Italy vs Austria - Saturday 26 June, 9 pm, London
France vs Switzerland - Monday 28 June, 9 pm, Bucharest
Croatia vs Spain - Monday 28 June, 6 pm, Copenhagen
Sweden vs Ukraine - Tuesday 29 June, 9pm, Glasgow
England vs Germany - Tuesday 29 June, 6 pm, London
Netherlands vs Czech Rep.

- Sunday 27 June, 6 pm, Budapest
Wales vs Denmark - Saturday 26 June, 6 pm, Amsterdam

UK Government: 60,000 people at Wembley for semi-finals and final

The UEFA Euro 2020 semi-finals and final are due to be played at Wembley Arena, London.

However, a few days after these matches, the advance of the fourth wave of COVID-19 in the UK is raising many doubts regarding health safety, especially due to the rapid spread of the DELTA variant of the virus, a variation of the Indian variant.

Just yesterday the President of the Italian Council of Ministers Mario Draghi had proposed to play these matches in Rome, given the relative health safety of the country. Instead came the UK government's response to the matter.

At least 60 thousand spectators will be admitted to Wembley on the occasion of the two semi-finals and the final of Euro 2020, scheduled for 11 July. It was the British government itself that announced today that the capacity of the London stadium, for the last three games of the European Championship, will be expanded to 75% of its maximum.

For the three games played in the group stage, the capacity at Wembley had been limited to 25%. Angela Merkel instead supports Mario Draghi on the seat of the European final. She said: "The European Championships are also held in an area of ​​Covid variants and, as you know, everyone who travels to Great Britain must go to quarantine. I hope UEFA will act in this sense with a sense of responsibility."