The Euro 2024 lineup is complete. The final spots in the tournament in Germany were confirmed on Tuesday night after the play-off matches were concluded.
Wales agonisingly missed out, losing to Poland in a penalty shootout after their play-off clash ended goalless after 120 minutes of football. Tottenham’s Ben Davies did have a goal ruled out for a tight offside in a match of few chances.
Georgia were the shock winners and will take their place at a European Championships for the first time. Their clash with Greece also ended goalless after 120 minutes, with the Georgians winning the shootout 4-2 against the former winners.
Ukraine were the other country to make it through. They had a slightly easier night, with Chelsea star Mykhailo Mudryk scoring six minutes from time to beat Iceland 2-1.
There are likely to be plenty of London based players going to the tournament in Germany in June and July.
For Arsenal, Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka are almost guaranteed to be on the plane for the Three Lions, while Aaron Ramsdale should also join them. David Raya should be there for Spain, while Jakub Kiwior (Poland), William Saliba (France), Oleksandr Zinchenko (Ukraine), Kai Havertz (Germany) and Leandro Trossard (Belgium) should join them. Fabio Vieira and Cedric Soares (Portugal) and Jurrien Timber (Netherlands) could also be involved.
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For Chelsea, Ben Chilwell looks set to be on the plane with England, while depending on his injury, Reece James could join him. Conor Gallagher also looks a shoo-in as does Cole Palmer if his form continues. Mudryk will be there with Ukraine, Axel Disasi could make the France squad as could Christopher Nkunku. Marc Cucurella could be part of the Spain squad, as could Robert Sanchez.
For Spurs, James Maddison will expect to be on the plane for England. Guglielmo Vicario and Destiny Udogie will be aiming to be a part of the Italy squad, while Pedro Porro is likely to be in the Spain setup. Micky van de Ven should be part of the Netherlands squad, while Radu Dragusin should be there with Romania. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg will represent Denmark, while Timo Werner will hope to have an outside shot of representing the home nation.
So when will all of these players be in action? Here football.london takes a look at the schedule for the summer tournament…
Group stages
June 14
Group A: Germany vs Scotland (Munich, 20:00)
June 15
A: Hungary vs Switzerland (Cologne, 14:00)
B: Spain vs Croatia (Berlin, 17:00)
B: Italy vs Albania (Dortmund, 20:00)
June 16
D: Poland vs Netherlands (Hamburg, 14:00)
C: Slovenia vs Denmark (Stuttgart, 17:00)
C: Serbia vs England (Gelsenkirchen, 20:00)
June 17
E: Romania vs Ukraine (Munich, 14:00)
E: Belgium vs Slovakia (Frankfurt, 17:00)
D: Austria vs France (Düsseldorf, 20:00)
June 18
F: Turkey vs Georgia (Dortmund, 17:00)
F: Portugal vs Czechia (Leipzig, 20:00)
June 19
B: Croatia vs Albania (Hamburg, 14:00)
A: Germany vs Hungary (Stuttgart, 17:00)
A: Scotland vs Switzerland (Cologne, 20:00)
June 20
C: Slovenia vs Serbia (Munich, 14:00)
C: Denmark vs England (Frankfurt, 17:00)
B: Spain vs Italy (Gelsenkirchen, 20:00)
June 21
E: Slovakia vs Ukraine (Düsseldorf, 14:00)
D: Poland vs Austria (Berlin, 17:00)
D: Netherlands vs France (Leipzig, 20:00)
June 22
F: Georgia vs Czechia (Hamburg, 14:00)
F: Turkey vs Portugal (Dortmund, 17:00)
E: Belgium vs Romania (Cologne, 20:00)
June 23
A: Switzerland vs Germany (Frankfurt, 20:00)
A: Scotland vs Hungary (Stuttgart, 20:00)
June 24
B: Croatia vs Italy (Leipzig, 20:00)
B: Albania vs Spain (Düsseldorf, 20:00)
June 25
D: Netherlands vs Austria (Berlin, 17:00)
D: France vs Poland (Dortmund, 17:00)
C: England vs Slovenia (Cologne, 20:00)
C: Denmark vs Serbia (Munich, 20:00)
June 26
E: Slovakia vs Romania (Frankfurt, 17:00)
E: Ukraine vs Belgium (Stuttgart, 17:00)
F: Czechia vs Turkey (Hamburg, 20:00)
F: Georgia vs Portugal (Gelsenkirchen, 20:00)
