The European Football Championship is a major sporting event. The great attention around UEFA EURO 2020 must promote Denmark and football together with our 11 hosts and UEFA. Football can bridge differences and create unique feelings of community. In 2021, UEFA will celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first European Championship final by distributing values to 11 different cities across Europe. Denmark has for the first time been chosen as one of the host countries in a European Championship final. Copenhagen will host four matches during the period 11 June to 11 July 2021. hen this summer's European Championship finals start with the opening match in Rome on 11 June, Copenhagen will for the first time be a co-organizer as one of 11 host cities. The European Championship final will take place from 11 June to 11 July 2021. 11 cities form the framework for the European Championship final: Amsterdam, Baku, Seville, Budapest, Bucharest, Glasgow, Copenhagen, London, Munich, Rome, Skt. Petersburg. Each city is awarded four matches - apart from London - which gets seven matches, including semi-finals and finals. The opening match will be played in Rome on June 11, 2021. The four matches in Denmark (three group matches and a round of 16) are played in Parken, Copenhagen. See match dates and Denmark's opponents here: Saturday 12 June 2021 - Denmark-Finland - at 18.00 Thursday 17 June 2021 - Denmark-Belgium - at 18.00 Monday 21 June 2021 - Denmark-Russia - at 21.00 Monday 28 June 2021 - 1/8 finals - at 18.00 While the men's national team plays three group matches in the Park at Østerbro, there will be an opportunity for the rest of the city to participate in the celebration of the first European Championship at home ever. The four battles will be the catalyst for creating the ultimate national folk festival. During the European Championship final, you are welcome to look past Ofelia Plads, where Danes and football fans can experience many different activities during the day. Look forward to a program packed with entertainment, big screen viewing and free games. During the tournament's 31 days, Ofelia Plads will be transformed into an urban space in the city with food stalls, bars and daily activities, while the area at Øksnehallen shows all European Championship matches on the big screen. Large screens of the European Championship matches will also be shown at Ofelia Plads. The program for Ofelia Plads and Øksnehallen is planned in accordance with current guidelines that apply to major outdoor activities. Therefore, the capacity of the two sites will also be less than originally planned with about 3000 people at Ofelia Square: 500–1000 people at big screen screenings and up to 1200 people in Øksnehallen. In addition, Ofelia Plads will be included in a test schedule for future settlement of major events. The current restrictions mean that it is not possible to make a big screen on Rådhustorget and other fan events in the city, which were otherwise planned. |
