The UEFA Euro 2024 football tournament kicks off in Germany on June 14 with the host Germany facing Scotland at the Allianz Arena in Munich. Berlin’s Olympiastadion will host the final on July 14 and is one of the venues for the 16 group stage matches. Berlin - Olympiastadion Berlin Capacity: 71,000 Inauguration: 1936 Fixtures: ⚽ 15/06: Spain vs Croatia (16:00 GMT) ⚽ 21/06: Poland vs Austria (16:00 GMT) ⚽ 25/06: Netherlands vs Austria (16:00 GMT) ⚽ 29/06: Round of 16 (16:00 GMT) ⚽ 06/07: Quarterfinal (19:00 GMT) ⚽ 14/07: Final (19:00 GMT) The Olympiastadion, built for the 1936 Olympic Games, is the oldest continuous venue used at Euro 2024 and has a rich historical significance. Cologne Stadium - Cologne, Germany Capacity: 43,000 Inauguration: 2004 Fixtures: ⚽ 15/06: Hungary vs Switzerland (13:00 GMT) ⚽ 19/06: Scotland vs Switzerland (19:00 GMT) ⚽ 22/06: Belgium vs Romania (19:00 GMT) ⚽ 25/06: England vs Slovenia (19:00 GMT) ⚽ 30/06: Round of 16 (19:00 GMT) Cologne Stadium, formerly known as Mungersdorfer Stadium, has a rich history of hosting major football events since 1923. BVB Stadion Dortmund - Dortmund, Germany Capacity: 62,000 Inauguration: 1974 Fixtures: ⚽ 15/06 Italy vs Albania (19:00 GMT) ⚽ 18/06 Turkey vs Georgia (16:00 GMT) ⚽ 22/06 Turkey vs Portugal (16:00 GMT) ⚽ 25/06 France vs Poland (16:00 GMT) ⚽ 29/06 Round of 16 (19:00 GMT) ⚽ 10/07 Semifinal (19:00 GMT) BVB Stadion is home to Borussia Dortmund and has a significant history in German football, including hosting UEFA Champions League matches.