Euro 2024: Semi-finals

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Euro 2024 Semi-finals: Check out the latest news and odds on the four remaining teams!

We will bring you all of the key news, stats, odds and predictions as Euro 2024 reaches the semi-final stage.

Euro 2024: Semi-final line-up

The four teams to reach the semi-finals will be confirmed after the quarter-finals, which will be played on July 5 and July 6. The winners will contest the final at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on July 14.

Odds to be knocked out in the semi-finals of Euro 2024

Currently bet365 are offering odds on the stage of elimination for selected nations in the knockout stages. offers knockout level bets on selected teams. At the time of writing, there are odds on Belgium, England, France, Portugal, Spain and Germany. Spain and England are seen as the most likely to exit in the semi-finals by the bookies, with odds of 3/1. France, who are strongly fancied to reach the final, are at 7/2 alongside Portugal, who are not fancied to make the final, but are strongly fancied to reach the quarter-finals or semi-finals. The longest odds are Belgium, who are fancied to make the knockout stages and get through to the quarter-finals or semi-finals but no further.

Euro 2024: Semi-final fixtures

The knockout stages of Euro 2024 kick off on June 29 with the round of 16. The final last 16 ties will be played on July 2. The first two quarter-finals will be played on July 5th and then two the day after. The semi-finals are scheduled for July 9 and July 10 at 20:00 BST. These are the fixtures:

The first match will be played on July 9 at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund. An arena known for the Südtribüne where the largest group of devoted fans gather. During the Euros, standing room will not be allowed, which means that the capacity will be reduced. The second semi-final, on July 10 will be played at Bayern Munich’s home arena Allianz Arena. The winners of the semi-finals will meet in the final. 1 and 2 meet in the final. There is no third-placed play off match in the Euros.

Euro 2024 semi-finals: UK TV Schedule

The broadcast schedule, and how the matches will be split between BBC and ITV will be confirmed nearer the time:

July 9:

20:00: Semi-final 1. Winner quarter-final 1 – winner quarter-final 2. – 

July 10:

SVT, 20:00: Semifinal 2. Winner quarterfinal 3 – winner quarterfinal 4. – 

How the semi-finals went at Euro 2020?

Some punters have a habit of glancing back in the history books, but rarely do they delve more than one championship back. So to satisfy that curiosity, let’s take a look at how the semi-finals of the last European Championships went. We will see how many of these matches went to extra time and penalties. So let’s dive into Euro 2020, which was played in 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic:

Italy – Spain 1-1. Italy won 4-3 on penalties.

England – Denmark 2-1 after extra time.

There were two incredibly exciting semi-finals at Euro 2020. In the first match between Italy and Spain, it was Italy who prevailed, winning on penalties after the match ended 1-1.

Federico Chiesa gave Italy a 1-0 lead after just under an hour played and with 10 minutes remaining Álvaro Morata equalised. Extra time ended scoreless which meant penalties were required to separate the teams. Here it was the Italians who came through.

In the other semi-final, England progressed to the final via a 2-1 victory after extra time against Denmark in front of a packed Wembley. Damsgaard gave Denmark the lead after 30 minutes of play but just nine minutes later the English equalised via an own goal from Simon Kjaer.

There were no more goals during normal time and in extra time it was England who scored the only goal, through Harry Kane.

Facts about the Semi-finals in EC 2020

After the semi-finals of European Championship 2020, we were able to ascertain a lot of things such as the following:

• Both games ended in a draw after full time.
• Both games ended with both teams scoring.
• In both semi-finals there were under 2.5 goals.

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