Euro 2008 Fixtures & Results

Euro 2008 kicks off on Saturday 7 June 2008 and Soccerlens will be covering it every step of the way, from the on-pitch action to team news to the wonderful fans that will be traveling to Austria / Switzerland.

Here’s the full list of Euro 2008 fixtures, bookmark and share away. Once the tournament starts, we’ll use this page to list results as well.

All times are CET.

Saturday 7 June 2008
Nº	Group	Teams & Kick-Off Time					Venue & Stadium
1	Grp A		Switzerland	18:00	Czech Rep.		Basel - St. Jakob-Park
2	Grp A		Portugal	20:45	Turkey		Geneva - Stade de Genève
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Sunday 8 June 2008
3	Grp B		Austria	18:00	Croatia		Vienna - Ernst Happel
4	Grp B		Germany	20:45	Poland		Klagenfurt - Wörthersee
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Monday 9 June 2008
5	Grp C		Romania	18:00	France		Zurich - Letzigrund
6	Grp C		Netherlands	20:45	Italy		Berne - Stade de Suisse
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Tuesday 10 June 2008
7	Grp D		Spain	18:00	Russia		Innsbruck - Tivoli Neu
8	Grp D		Greece	20:45	Sweden		Salzburg - EM Stadion W.S.
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Wednesday 11 June 2008
9	Grp A		Czech Rep.	18:00	Portugal		Geneva - Stade de Genève
10	Grp A		Switzerland	20:45	Turkey		Basel - St. Jakob-Park
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Thursday 12 June 2008
11	Grp B		Croatia	18:00	Germany		Klagenfurt - Wörthersee
12	Grp B		Austria	20:45	Poland		Vienna - Ernst Happel
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Friday 13 June 2008
13	Grp C		Italy	18:00	Romania		Zurich - Letzigrund
14	Grp C		Netherlands	20:45	France		Berne - Stade de Suisse
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Saturday 14 June 2008
15	Grp D		Sweden	18:00	Spain		Innsbruck - Tivoli Neu
16	Grp D		Greece	20:45	Russia		Salzburg - EM Stadion W.S.
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Sunday 15 June 2008
17	Grp A		Switzerland	20:45	Portugal		Basel - St. Jakob-Park
18	Grp A		Turkey	20:45	Czech Rep.		Geneva - Stade de Genève
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Monday 16 June 2008
19	Grp B		Poland	20:45	Croatia		Klagenfurt - Wörthersee
20	Grp B		Austria	20:45	Germany		Vienna - Ernst Happel
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Tuesday 17 June 2008
21	Grp C		Netherlands	20:45	Romania		Berne - Stade de Suisse
22	Grp C		France	20:45	Italy		Zurich - Letzigrund
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Wednesday 18 June 2008
23	Grp D		Greece	20:45	Spain		Salzburg - EM Stadion W.S.
24	Grp D		Russia	20:45	Sweden		Innsbruck - Tivoli Neu
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Thursday 19 June 2008
25	QF	Winner Grp A		20:45	Runner-up Grp B		Basel - St. Jakob-Park
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Friday 20 June 2008
26	QF	Winner Grp B		20:45	Runner-up Grp A		Vienna - Ernst Happel
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Saturday 21 June 2008
27	QF	Winner Grp C		20:45	Runner-up Grp D		Basel - St. Jakob-Park
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Sunday 22 June 2008
28	QF	Winner Grp D		20:45	Runner-up Grp C		Vienna - Ernst Happel
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Wednesday 25 June 2008
29	SF	Winner #25		20:45	Winner #26		Basel - St. Jakob-Park
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Thursday 26 June 2008
30	SF	Winner #27		20:45	Winner #28		Vienna - Ernst Happel
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Sunday 29 June 2008
31	F	Winner #29		20:45	Winner #30		Vienna - Ernst Happel

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Also See:

Euro 2008 Kits
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1. March 29, 2008Anthony

   I realise it probably sounds bad to say I have lost a bit of interest without England, it hardly proves my loyalty to the beautiful game, but it’s just patriotism.

   I will no doubt though, once the Indian Cricket League has finished, take an interest. It should be a good tournament.

2. March 29, 2008Anthony

   France v Italy should be a good one, have to fancy Croatia as rank outsiders even without the unfortunate Eduardo. Suppose Portugal will be there or thereabouts, too, especially with Ronaldo in such imperious form. Just watching a replay of his goal against Villa today…

3. March 29, 2008Zizou

   This is really going to be a great tournament for 2 main reasons:-

   1. There is no clear favourite, the germans may be the bookies’ favourites but they have competition from france, holland, italy, portugal even croatia and spain have a realistic chance of winning it.

   2. No England! They simply weren’t good enough to qualify under McClaren and even under the legendary Capello were very poor against France in the recent friendly.

   WORK ON YOUR PASSING GUYS! OR BETTER YET, WATCH THESE 16 OTHER EUROPEAN NATIONS SHOW YOU HOW TO PLAY THE BEAUTIFUL GAME.

4. March 30, 2008Ahmed Bilal

   Anthony - you’re not the only one - there’s going to be less media coverage because England are out, but thanks to the Premier League you guys will still see more of Euro 08 in England than you would have 8 or even 4 years ago (if England hadn’t been there then).

   Remind me to put up a predictions post for Euro 2008 soon