Euro 2020 Knockout Fixtures: All Dates, Match Schedules, How to Watch and Venues

Jenny Barry June 23, 2021 | 08:02

Euro 2020 Knockout Fixtures: All Dates, Kick-off Time, Match Schedules, Venues, How to Watch with TV Channels, Live Stream.

Euro 2020 knockout fixtures: All dates, schedule and Venues

Who needs what to qualify for the last 16?

Twelve teams have now qualified for the last-16 of Euro 2020 - including England and Wales. But who will take the final four spots?

Twelve countries have now qualified for the last-16 of Euro 2020 - including England and Wales. But who will take the final four spots?

The top two from each group go through to the last 16, while the four best third-placed sides will make the line-up for the first knockout stage, with the permutations as follows:

Group F - France (qualified)

Germany's Kai Havertz celebrates after scoring his side's third goal against Portugal

Remaining fixtures:

Wednesday June 23- Germany vs Hungary; Kick-off 8pm (Munich), Portugal vs France; Kick-off 8pm (Budapest)

Germany moved second in the group with their thumping win over Portugal , who missed the chance to book their last-16 spot. However, France's draw with Hungary earlier on Saturday has left all to play for in Group F in the final round of matches.

All four sides have a chance to clinch an automatic spot or progress with a high points tally in third place.

France are the only team guaranteed of reaching the last 16 already, as even if they finish third in Group F they will rank ahead of both Ukraine and Finland by virtue of having already won four points.

Pos.	P	W	D	L	GD	Pts	Form
1	France	2	1	1	0	1	4	WD
2	Germany	2	1	0	1	1	3	LW
3	Portugal	2	1	0	1	1	3	WL
4	Hungary	2	0	1	1	-3	1

Group E - Sweden (qualified)

Poland's Robert Lewandowski celebrates scoring against Spain

Remaining fixtures:

Wednesday, June 23 - Slovakiavs Spain; Kick-off 5pm (Seville),Sweden vs Poland; Kick-off 5pm (St Petersburg)

Sweden are through to the last 16 with their four points following the win over Slovakia on Friday, as even if they finish third in Group E they will rank ahead of both Ukraine and Finland by virtue of having already won four points.

Slovakia stunned Poland in their tournament opener, but stay on three points going into their final game against Spain. A point should be enough to reach the last 16, but a defeat would leave their progression up in the air.

Meanwhile, Spain still have plenty of work to do after their 0-0 draw with Sweden in the opener and subsequent 1-1 draw with Poland.

Poland kept their tournament alive with that result - and all four teams are still able to finish in the top two on the final day.