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The game starts in Munich
45
Days
12
Hours
44
Mins
29
Secs
Friday, 14.06.2024 at 21:00
Group A - scores
Germany
3
6
7
Switzerland
3
2
5
Hungary
3
-3
3
Scotland
3
-5
1
Group B - scores
Spain
3
5
9
Italy
3
0
4
Croatia
3
-3
2
Albania
3
-2
1
Group C - scores
England
3
1
5
Slovenia
3
0
3
Denmark
3
0
3
Serbia
3
-1
2
Group D - scores
Austria
3
2
6
France
3
1
5
Netherlands
3
0
4
Poland
3
-3
1
Group E - scores
Belgium
3
1
4
Slovakia
3
0
4
Romania
3
1
4
Ukraine
3
-2
4
Group F - scores
Turkey
3
0
6
Portugal
3
2
6
Georgia
3
0
4
Czech Republic
3
-2
1
Following to bet
England
Switzerland
Netherlands
Turkey
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Anyone who sets up an account on our website is eligible to take part in the Purmo’24 game. There are no restrictions based on age, location, professional relation with us or football knowledge—everyone is welcome to join in the fun. By setting up your profile, you automatically gain access to all the features of the game, including the ability to place bets, track your points, and compete with other players. Our goal is to create an inclusive and enjoyable experience for all participants, so don’t hesitate to sign up and get started! Additionally you will learn some facts about the Euro'24 Chmpionships.
Euro'24 Venues
Merkur Spiel-Arena
,
Dusseldorf
The Merkur Spiel-Arena, with a capacity of 54,600, features a retractable roof and a sophisticated heating system, allowing it to host events year-round. Opened in 2004, it is home to Fortuna Düsseldorf and is designed to provide an excellent spectator experience. The stadium has been a venue for various sports and entertainment events, including concerts and international football matches.
Fernando Torres’ Decisive Goals
Fernando Torres is the only player to have scored in two different Euro finals. He netted the winning goal for Spain in the 2008 final against Germany and scored in the 2012 final against Italy. Torres’ contributions were crucial in both tournaments, highlighting his knack for performing on the biggest stages.
The Fastest Goal
The fastest goal in European Championship history was scored by Dmitri Kirichenko of Russia, just 67 seconds into the match against Greece during Euro 2004. Despite Kirichenko's quick start, Russia did not advance past the group stage. Nonetheless, this record-setting goal remains a highlight of Euro 2004, showcasing the potential for unexpected moments in football.
Northern Ireland's Historic Win
Northern Ireland made their European Championship debut in 2016 and made history with their first-ever win in the tournament. They defeated Ukraine 2-0 in a group stage match, with goals from Gareth McAuley and Niall McGinn. This victory was a significant achievement for Northern Ireland, showcasing their competitive spirit on the international stage.