| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 14:06 - Jul 6 with 1655 views | TJS |
I understand the semi-finals and final will be at Wembley but does anyone know if England will be playing any group games there.
It's really confusing as Wembley is also hosting Group D games but I don't know if this means England would;
a - automatically be put in group D as joint hosts
b - randomly drawn in any group
c - randomly drawn in any group other than D (I.e. no home advantage allowed)
[Post edited 6 Jul 2018 14:07]
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| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 14:08 - Jul 6 with 1640 views | King_of_Portman_Rd |
My guess is B |  | | |
| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 14:22 - Jul 6 with 1591 views | 05Jchamb |
I'm fairly sure someone told me if England qualify they will be playing 2 at Wembley and 1 in Glasgow. |  | | |
| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 14:32 - Jul 6 with 1545 views | christiand |
| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 14:22 - Jul 6 by 05Jchamb |
I'm fairly sure someone told me if England qualify they will be playing 2 at Wembley and 1 in Glasgow. |
England playing in Glasgow? I’m sure that will be well received north of the border!!! | |
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| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 14:40 - Jul 6 with 1537 views | TJS |
Wikipedia suggests it's a but it's not clear
edit: actually it says
"Each qualified host country will play a minimum of two matches at home"
"If both host teams within one group qualify directly for the final tournament, a draw will decide which team host their head-to-head match"
This suggests we will have a minimum of two group matches at Wembley and possibly a third match at Wembley or Glasgow if Scotland qualify or the third match in Glasgow if Scotland don't. [Post edited 6 Jul 2018 14:52]
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| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 14:57 - Jul 6 with 1486 views | J2BLUE |
| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 14:40 - Jul 6 by TJS |
Wikipedia suggests it's a but it's not clear
edit: actually it says
"Each qualified host country will play a minimum of two matches at home"
"If both host teams within one group qualify directly for the final tournament, a draw will decide which team host their head-to-head match"
This suggests we will have a minimum of two group matches at Wembley and possibly a third match at Wembley or Glasgow if Scotland qualify or the third match in Glasgow if Scotland don't. [Post edited 6 Jul 2018 14:52]
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That's how I read it although I suspect common sense would prevail and we'd have all three at Wembley. |  |
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| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 15:03 - Jul 6 with 1464 views | TJS |
It also looks like if England were to win group D they would be playing the next round in Dublin which could be quite interesting.
UEFA have obviously decided there is no longer any risk in this — I’m not totally convinced.
From an England perspective it is sort of 60% like hosting the whole tournament with at least 4 of the potential 7 games and possibly 5 at Wembley. [Post edited 6 Jul 2018 15:04]
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| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 20:47 - Jul 6 with 1276 views | linhdi |
| Looking ahead to Euro 2020 on 15:03 - Jul 6 by TJS |
It also looks like if England were to win group D they would be playing the next round in Dublin which could be quite interesting.
UEFA have obviously decided there is no longer any risk in this — I’m not totally convinced.
From an England perspective it is sort of 60% like hosting the whole tournament with at least 4 of the potential 7 games and possibly 5 at Wembley. [Post edited 6 Jul 2018 15:04]
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I went to the Ireland v England game in Dublin a few years ago, and it went absolutely fine. There were a few hundred idiots singing anti-IRA stuff in the ground (but not in the streets - ho hum), but the Irish fans accepted that most of us just wanted to have a few (too many) Guinnesses with them and put the world to rights.
Brilliant trip. Bring it on. | | | |
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