Euro Cup Venues: Where will Euro 2020 be played? These are the chosen venues

For the first time in history, a European Championship will be played across the European continent, instead of one or two countries as before. A total of eleven cities will host Euro 2020, which is finally held a year later due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The summer of 2021 hosts a competition that will be played in more than a dozen different countries and whose final will be held at Wembley Stadium, in London.Finally, the chosen Spanish stadium has been La Cartuja (Seville), despite that before the pandemic the matches were to be held in San Mamés. In this way, the Sevillian stadium will host matches of the group stage and the round of 16 of Euro 2020. In addition to Seville, these are the European cities chosen to host the Euro: London, Rome, Saint Petersburg, Baku, Bucharest , Amsterdam, Glasgow, Copenhagen, Munich and Budapest. Among the eleven stadiums chosen, Wembley will host the most matches. In the legendary English fiefdom there will be group stage matches, some of the round of 16, the two semi-finals and the grand final of Euro 2020. For its part, La Cartuja will only host group stage and round of 16 matches. These are the venues for Euro 2020 Final, semi-finals, round of 16 and group stage: London (Wembley Stadium) Group stage and round of 16: La Cartuja (Seville, Spain), Johan Cruyff Arena (Amsterdam, Countries Netherlands), Puskas Arena (Budapest, Hungary), National Arena (Bucharest, Romania), Hampden Park (Glasgow, Scotland), Aviva Stadium (Dublin, Ireland) and Parken Stadion (Copenhagen, Denmark) Group stage and quarter-finals :Baku Olympic Stadium (Baku, Azerbaijan), Rome Olympic Stadium (Rome, Italy), Allianz Arena (Munich, Germany), Krestovski Stadium (Saint Petersburg, Russia).