Euro 2028 Stadiums and Match Allocations: Full List of Venues and How Many Games Each Will Host

UEFA Euro 2028 will be played across nine stadiums in eight cities in England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland. The tournament runs from 9 June to 9 July 2028 and will feature 51 matches in total.Here is the complete breakdown of Euro 2028 stadiums and match allocations.

Euro 2028 Stadiums and Match Allocations

Wembley Stadium (London)

8 matches

The iconic national stadium will host the highest number of games, including both semi-finals (4 and 5 July) and the final on 9 July 2028. It is the largest venue of the tournament with a capacity of around 90,000.

Dublin Arena (Dublin)

7 matches

Also known as the Aviva Stadium, this ground will stage the second-highest number of fixtures. The Republic of Ireland will play all their group games here if they qualify.

National Stadium of Wales (Cardiff)

6 matches

Formerly known as the Principality Stadium, it will host the opening match of Euro 2028 on 9 June. Wales will play all three of their group games at this venue if they qualify.

Hampden Park (Glasgow)

6 matches

Scotland’s national stadium will host six matches. Scotland are scheduled to play all their group games here if they reach the finals.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (London)

5 matches

A modern club ground that will stage a mix of group stage and Round of 16 fixtures.

Manchester City Stadium (Manchester)

5 matches

Also known as the Etihad Stadium. England are set to play their opening group match here if they qualify.

Everton Stadium (Liverpool)

5 matches

Everton’s new stadium (also referred to as Hill Dickinson Stadium) will host five matches, including group stage and knockout games.

St James’ Park (Newcastle)

5 matches

Newcastle United’s historic home will stage five fixtures across the group stage and Round of 16.

Villa Park (Birmingham)

4 matches

The lowest allocation among the nine venues. Villa Park will host group stage matches and one Round of 16 game.

Key Points About Euro 2028 Venues

Nine stadiums across eight host cities will be used.

Wembley will be the centrepiece for the final stages of the tournament.

Each host city will stage matches from at least two different groups to give local fans variety.

Host nations that qualify will play their group stage matches in front of their own supporters.

These match allocations ensure a fair spread of games while prioritising the biggest occasions at the largest and most iconic venues.

Euro 2028 promises to be a unique multi-nation celebration of football across some of the most famous stadiums in the British Isles and Ireland.

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