Euro 2020 - Bet-Helper

The 16th edition of the UEFA Euro™ is being hosted by various nations all over the continent, to mark the competition's 60th aniversary. This logistics challenge will see matches played in eleven countries, in cities stretching from Glasgow to Baku. No surprise that we've seen some last minute changes, like Dublin's removal from the list in late April of 2021 for instance.   

Beside the spread of the games over the continent that will enable seven countries to host their first finals games in history the UEFA Euro™ 2020 edition will be the first time that we'll see the use of VAR  on the final stages of an European international competition. The previous edition's format will be kept, with 24 starting over, that will give us 36 games in the Group Stage between June 11th and 23rd and 8 matches in the Round of 16 between June 26th and  29th. The Quarter Finals will be played between July 2nd and July 3rd, still in different countries. But the Semi Finals taking place on July 6th and 7th and the July 11th Final will all be played on Wembley in London.

QUALIFIED TEAMS
GROUP A			GROUP B			GROUP C
	Italy			Belgium			Austria
	Switzerland			Denmark			Netherlands
	Turkey			Finland			North Macedonia
	Wales			Russia			Ukraine
GROUP D			GROUP E			GROUP F
	Croatia			Poland			France
	Czech Republic			Slovakia			Germany
	England			Spain			Hungary
	Scotland			Sweden			Portugal

Relevant UEFA Euro™ 2020 information
Category	Information	Resources
Official organization information	The UEFA Euro™ 2020 is an UEFA regulated competition. You can find extensive UEFA Euro™ 2020 coverage on their official website	UEFA Euro™ 2020 Official
Tournament duration	Starting date: Friday, June 11h        Ending date: Sunday, July 11th        Total games to be played: 51	UEFA Euro™ 2020 Schedule
Group Stage	Starting date: Friday, June 11th        Ending date: Wednesday, June 23rd        Total games to be played: 36	UEFA Euro™ 2020 Schedule
Final Stage	Starting date: Saturday, June 26th        Ending date: Sunday, July 11th        Total games to be played: 15	UEFA Euro™ 2020 Schedule
Time zones	The games of UEFA Euro™ 2020 will be played across 4 time zones starting from the Group Stage - from UTC to UTC+4.	World Time Zones Map
Host city (time) / stadium / seats	Amsterdam  / Johan Cruyff Arena / 54,990 Baku  / Olympic Stadium / 68,700        Bucharest / Arena Nationala / 55,600        Budapest / Puskas Arena / 67,220        Copenhagen / Parken Stadium  / 38,060        Glasgow / Hampden Park / 51,890        London / Wembley / 90,000        Munich / Allianz Arena / 70,000        Rome / Stadio Olimpico / 70,630        Sankt Petersburg / Krestovsky Stadium /  68,130        Seville / La Cartuja / 60,000	UEFA Euro™ 2020 Event Guide
Tournament logo	The UEFA Euro™ 2020  logo deisgn keeps up with the competition's unique nature for this edition. The general logo depicts the Henry Delaunay trophy surrounded by fans, and it is accompanied by local landmarks for each host city - so in a sense we have 11 local logos.
Tournament mascot	The mascot of UEFA Euro™ 2020 is called Skillzy, and its concept is also related to the unique nature of this multi-nation edition. Its general concept is one of a talented, skilled youngster that is showcased performing his tricks over local backgrounds.
Official ball	As usual sports equipment giant Adidas™ is the supplier of the official ball for this edition of the UEFA Euro™. The name of the official UEFA Euro™ 2020 ball is Uniforia, combining 'unity' and 'euforia'. It was presented on November 6th, 2019.
Tickets for the UEFA Euro™	While travelling in Europe is getting easier as COVID-19 cases numbers are getting lower it is our recommendation to get your UEFA Euro™ 2020 tickets only from the authorized and recognized dealers and entities that have been approved by the UEFA Euro™ 2020 Committee. You can follow the adjacent link to go to the appropriate page of the official website concerning this matter.	UEFA Euro™ 2020 tickets

The UEFA Euro™ 2020 - Group Stage Special includes just the structured schematic table containing our individual tips for all of the 36 games played during the Group Stage. Since this year's edition of the competition had been riddled by a lot of uncertain factors that placed various important issues in doubt until the very last days before the kick-off in Rome we've chosen to prepare just the simplified version of our usually lengthier analysis. Most of the information we've left out - like last results or current teams rosters can be easily found online, even if one must dig a little deeper for some data. Anyways, we're getting paid to be right in our predictions, not to be over informative, so we've chosen this option.