The final draw for UEFA EURO 2020 will take place on 30th November 2019 in the ROMEXPO venue in Bucharest. UEFA made the announcement in a ceremony in the Romanian capital. Bucharest is one of the twelve venues for the tournament, which will take place across twelve different countries to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the tournament. The Allianz Arena in Munich will host four matches.
“I am certain that the Romanian capital will be a great host for the UEFA EURO 2020 draw and four matches at the tournament,” said Christian Karembeu, who won the European Championship with France. Karembeu helped to bring the tournament to the Arena Nationala alongside tournament representatives Gabriela Szabo, Miodrag Belodedici and Dorinel Munteanu. All four were present at the UEFA announcement.
Qualifying for UEFA EURO 2020 begins on Thursday and Germany travel to Amsterdam for their opening qualifier on Sunday (20:45 CET). The tournament will begin on 12th June 2020 in Rome and the twelve host countries do not receive automatic qualification for the tournament. 24 teams will participate in the 16th edition of the tournament.
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The final draw for UEFA EURO 2020 will take place on 30th November 2019 in the ROMEXPO venue in Bucharest. UEFA made the announcement in a ceremony in the Romanian capital. Bucharest is one of the twelve venues for the tournament, which will take place across twelve different countries to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the tournament. The Allianz Arena in Munich will host four matches.
“I am certain that the Romanian capital will be a great host for the UEFA EURO 2020 draw and four matches at the tournament,” said Christian Karembeu, who won the European Championship with France. Karembeu helped to bring the tournament to the Arena Nationala alongside tournament representatives Gabriela Szabo, Miodrag Belodedici and Dorinel Munteanu. All four were present at the UEFA announcement.
Qualifying for UEFA EURO 2020 begins on Thursday and Germany travel to Amsterdam for their opening qualifier on Sunday (20:45 CET). The tournament will begin on 12th June 2020 in Rome and the twelve host countries do not receive automatic qualification for the tournament. 24 teams will participate in the 16th edition of the tournament.