Full slide of Euro 2024 The quarter-finals have been confirmed following the results of the last 16 matches on Tuesday.
The victory of the Netherlands and Turkey means that the two countries will face each other on Sunday at the Olympiadstadion in Berlin in the last match of the quarter-finals.
One of the two teams in the tournament’s form so far will be eliminated when Spain and Germany meet in the next round, which kicks off on Friday at 17:00 BST at the MHPArena in Stuttgart.
La Roja beat Georgia 4-1 in the last 16 with Rodri and Nico Williams among the goalscorers, while Germany beat Denmark 2-0 in a match interrupted by a lightning storm.
Neither Portugal nor France were convinced of their first knockout stage win. Cristiano Ronaldo missed a penalty but the Selecao held on from the spot as Diogo Costa saved all three of Slovenia’s attempts to pass Roberto Martinez’s side.
Meanwhile, Les Bleus, again needed a piece of luck to defeat Belgium as Jan Vertonghen’s goal proved the difference between the two countries.
England fell apart again in their game against Slovakia but Jude Bellingham’s header forced extra time before Harry Kane headed home the winner.
The Netherlands ended up holding their game against Romania as Donyell Malen’s two goals made it 3-0 before Turkey became the last team to book a place in the last 8 by beating Austria 2-1.
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Date/Time (BST) |
Repair |
Location |
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05/07/24 – 17:00 |
Spain vs Germany |
MHPArena, Stuttgart |
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05/07/24 – 20:00 |
Portugal vs France |
Volksparkstadion, Hamburg |
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06/07/24 – 17:00 |
England vs Switzerland |
Merkur Spiel-Arena, Dusseldorf |
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06/07/24 – 20:00 |
Netherlands vs Turkey |
Olympiastadion, Berlin |
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Date/Time (BST) |
Repair |
Location |
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09/07/24 – 20:00 |
Spain/Germany vs Portugal/France |
Allianz Arena, Munich |
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10/07/24 – 20:00 |
Netherlands/Turkey vs England/Switzerland |
Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund |
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