None of us have forgotten the last time the men's Euros were played. When, mid-pandemic, our hopes lived and died in that last round of fateful penalties against Italy. But a chance for revenge is here once again, as Euro 2024 approaches.

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This summer, 24 teams will be competing across Germany for the chance to take home the UEFA Euro trophy. Over five rounds and 51 matches in June the tournament will take place, and considering how the qualifying rounds have gone, it’s bound to be fierce.

Following the Lionesses astonishing win in 2022, Gareth Southgate’s squad is hoping to double up and win the title for themselves for the first time. They've even got a brand-new England kit to do it in.

Ever since the first competition in 1960, the trophy has been repeatedly won by the likes of Spain, France, and Germany, with Italy securing their second win in 2020.

Now it’s time to go again, and we can’t wait to see you there. But first, if you need a bit of help, we’ve put together this guide for how to get tickets to Euro 2024. We’ve included everything you need to know about dates, venues and how to get yourself a seat in the stands.

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Have England qualified for Euro 2024?

Don’t start singing It’s Coming Home just yet, but yes England have qualified to compete in Euro 2024.

The team officially after coming top in their European Qualifier group against Italy, Ukraine, North Macedonia and Malta. Scotland have also qualified for the competition.

When and where is Euro 2024?

Euro 2024 will take place from 14th June to 14th July 2024.

The group stage will take up the first two weeks followed by the round of 16. Then, the quarter-finals will be on the 5th and 6th of July, the semi-finals on 9th and 10th of July and the grand final on the 14th.

The host for this year’s tournament is Germany, who haven’t hosted the tournament since 1988 (although it was only held in West Germany at the time).

The competition will be spread across 10 cities all the way from Hamburg to Munich, with the final taking place at the Olympiastadion in Berlin. Here’s a full list of the venues:

  • Olympiastadion, Berlin
  • Cologne Stadium, Cologne
  • BVB Stadion, Dortmund
  • Düsseldorf Arena, Düsseldorf
  • Frankfurt Arena, Frankfurt
  • Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen
  • Volksparkstadion, Hamburg
  • Leipzig Stadium, Leipzig
  • Munich Football Arena, Munich
  • Stuttgart Arena, Stuttgart

How to get to Germany for Euro 2024

Getting to Germany is a cinch and doesn’t have to cost you a fortune. Whether you’re planning to go by plane, train, coach, or ferry, you can definitely do it for less.

For flights, you can pay as little as £25, and we would recommend booking through sites such as Expedia as you’ll find discounted hotel packages to go with them. Then you can find the best train deals through Trainline.com, which will start at around £60, or you can take your car on the DFDS ferry and drive from Calais or Dunkirk.

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How to get Euro 2024 tickets

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The official ticket application portal is now closed, meaning you won't be able to get tickets through the traditional ballot.

If you're still desperate to go however, we would recommend taking a look at LiveFootballTickets or Ticombo. While we wouldn't normally recommend using re-sale sites, they both have at least a 4.7 rating on TrustPilot and availability for almost every match. However, you need to be aware that tickets on this site are not going to be cheap, and that the lowest price for one at the moment is £128.

You could also take a look at hospitality sites such as Daimani which have “Follow My Team” packages allowing you to book onto multiple games for your country and get extra perks such as special seating, food, and transport.

Buy Euro 2024 tickets at LiveFootballTickets

Buy Euro 2024 tickets at Ticombo

Buy Euro 2024 hospitality tickets at Daimani

How much do Euro 2024 tickets cost?

As we've said the official tickets, which started at €30, are no longer available, and re-sale sites are going to charge a lot more. For the lower-stakes matches you'll have to pay at least £100 and for the big rivalries or England matches it costs upwards of £220.

If you want to buy from hospitality, the price goes up even higher. At Daimani the prices start at £1,121.80 for a “Follow My Team” package, although this will get you into several games.

Buy Euro 2024 tickets at LiveFootballTickets

Buy Euro 2024 tickets at Ticombo

Buy Euro 2024 hospitality tickets at Daimani

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