UEFA EURO 2024: These teams play at the European Championships in Munich
It is finally clear who will play in which cities at UEFA EURO 2024: On March 27th, Ukraine won the final of playoff group B and became the seventh team to play in Munich! The group draw for the European Championship already took place in Hamburg at the beginning of December 2023. Here is all the information on the groups and the games in Munich.

Mayor Dietl and ambassador Lehmann are looking forward to the tournament
Munich's sports mayor Verena Dietl: "The draw has provided us with exciting teams. Munich will be an excellent host for all travelling fans. We are looking forward to atmospheric, peaceful and certainly exciting matches!"
Munich's new local European Championship ambassador Ka Lehmann, who took part in the final draw on behalf of the injured national Munich ambassador Dr Felix Brych, said of the draw: "Alongside Germany, the host city of Munich is of course looking forward to Scotland, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia and the as yet unknown play-off qualifier. Welcome to Munich, it's going to be a big party!"
Felix Brych himself commented: "We welcome exciting teams with enthusiastic fans to Munich, including Serbia twice. I'm looking forward to great matches and a special atmosphere throughout the city during the tournament."

Opening match between Germany and Scotland in Munich
Munich had already been chosen as the city for the opening match - and now the DFB team also knows its opponent. The German national team will face Scotland here on 14 June at 9 p.m. Hungary and Switzerland are also in Germany's Group A. A total of four preliminary round matches will take place in Munich, all of which have now been finalised.

The games in the Munich Arena
Group stage games in Munich:
14.6., 9 p.m.: Germany – Scotland 
17.6., 3 p.m.: Romania – Ukraine
20.6., 3 p.m.: Slovenia – Serbia
25.6., 9 p.m.: Denmark – Serbia
Knock-out stage games in Munich:
2.7. Round of 16
9.7. Semi-final

Overview of the European Championship groups
Host City Munich expects atmospheric matches
The host city of Munich can therefore expect an atmospheric match. Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann said: "The opening game against Scotland is particularly emotional, of course. It's a very nice start. Scotland are a team who defend very compactly. They get a lot out of their emotionality. It will be a tough opener. But it's a nice way to kick off.  I know some of the players in Hungary and Switzerland who I've already coached myself, so they'll certainly be nice reunions. It's certainly not a group of death, but it's a very, very good group and we're looking forward to it."

On behalf of the Department of Education and Sport
This article about the UEFA EURO 2024 in the host city of Munich, one of 10 host cities of the European Football Championship in Germany, was commissioned by the Department of Education and Sport (RBS). The content was coordinated between the RBS and muenchen.de, the official city portal.