Euro 2020: The 13 cities that will host the Euro 2020 Championship
Wembley was awarded the final, but who joins them in hosting the first pan-continent major international tournament?
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Your support makes all the difference.UEFA announced on Friday which cities would be involved in hosting Euro 2020, with Wembley awarded both semi-finals and finals.
With 13 different nations set to host the unprecedented Championships, we round-up which cities made the cut and and how many matches they will host.
FINAL AND SEMI-FINALS
Wembley Stadium, England
THREE GROUP GAMES AND ONE QUARTER-FINAL
Baku, Azerbaijan
Munich, Germany
Rome, Italy
St Petersburg, Russia
THREE GROUP GAMES AND ONE LAST 16 MATCH
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Glasgow, Scotland
Copenhagen, Denmark
Bucharest, Romania
Amsterdam, Holland
Bilbao, Spain
Budapest, Hungary
Brussels, Belgium
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