Coach of the Belgium team, Roberto Martinez, informed on Sunday that Belgium will be playing four friendly matches in order to prepare for Euro 2020 championship. Of those four matches, two will be played in March and two will be played on the evening of the tournament. He did not mention the names of the opponents but said that the matches in March will be played against two European opponents.

Belgium is one of the tournament favorites after finishing third at the last World Cup in Russia as well as securing top rankings in FIFA.

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The plans are yet to be formalized but the matches will most likely take place in Qatar. About the teams, the coach says that opponents have a certain style of play, therefore, the matches in March are important as there will be an opportunity for assessment of the overall game and how players can improve.

Coach reports that some players have more than 3000 minutes of playing this season but some players do need individual training. He hopes for sunny conditions so that the Red Devils can get a little vitamin D.

“In June, we will be playing two more games, including one in Brussels to give our supporters the opportunity to send us off in a good way.

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“We will not be playing in Belgium during the Euros, so we want to experience this unique chemistry once again before going to the tournament. So, we’re going to make this match, at King Baudouin Stadium, special,” he added.

In group B, Belgium will be facing Russia, Finland and Denmark. There are two matches in St Petersburg which are sandwiched between the game that will be against Danes in Copenhagen.

The thrilling and exciting Euro Cup is only a few months away. Soccer fans from not only the participating European countries but all across the world are thrilled for the upcoming UEFA Euro 2020 cup, which is the 16^th in series of the UEFA’s quadrennial soccer tournament. The UEFA Euro Cup is second popular only to the FIFA World Cup as millions of fans from around the globe tune in to their TV sets and watch the best teams from Europe compete for the esteemed Euro Cup.

The Euro 2020 tournament is scheduled to start from the 12^th of June, 2020 and will end on the 12^th of July, 2020. The UEFA Euro Cup 2020 is a truly pan-European tournament for the first time as the matches are set to be hosted at stadiums of the 12 participating teams. This is a gesture to celebrate the UEFA Euro Cup’s 60^th anniversary. The Euro 2020 will kick off with the first match at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. The final, as well as the semi-finals, are set to be played at the huge Wembley Stadium in London.

When Will Euro 2020 Tickets Go On Sale?

The Euro 2020 tickets worldwide general sale began on the 12^th of June, 2019 and was concluded a month later on the 12^th of July, 2019, exactly a year before the finals are to be held. Reportedly, the UEFA received over 19 million applications for tickets to the various events, in the first ticket allocation round.

How much will Euro 2020 Ticket Cost?

Several different destinations are set to host the numerous Euro 2020 group stage games, the round of 16 matches as well as the quarter-finals.

These are the ticket rates for the Euro 2020 Finals at Wembley Stadium on 12^th July 2020 in London:

Round	Category 1	Category 2	Category 3
Group Stage	EUR 125 to EUR 185	EUR 75 to EUR 125	EUR 30 to EUR 50
Round of 16	EUR 125 to EUR 185	EUR 75 to EUR 125	EUR 30 to EUR 50
Quarter-Finals	EUR 125 to EUR 225	EUR 75 to EUR 145	EUR 30 to EUR 75
Semi-Finals	EUR 595	EUR 345	EUR 195
Finals	EUR 945	EUR 595	EUR 295

Although the tickets costs of the Group Stage, Round of 16 and quarter-final matches for Fans First program applicants are not available currently, those qualifying for Fans First program will be able to buy Euro 2020 Semi-Finals tickets at EUR 85 and buy the Euro 2020 Finals tickets at EUR 95.

How to Book Euro 2020 Tickets Online?

Fans from the participating teams will be able to apply for tickets to watch their national team play during December 2019, once the final draw is made. Fans from qualified teams will, however, need to check the individual criteria set for them to get the tickets according to their respective national football associations.

On the other hand, fans from teams that qualify for the National League matches will be able to apply for tickets from April 2020, a month before the tournament begins.

If you wish to get the tickets to watch your favorite teams play in the Euro 2020 tournament, then you will need to apply under the “Follow My Team” initiative from your respective national football association.

For fans that missed out on winning tickets in the general tickets sale held from June through July 2019 will have another chance as their applications will be then entered in the “Fans First” program. The Fans First program gives such applicants priority when allocating match tickets which may become available at a later date, due to payment failures or ticket returns from other ticket-holders before the tournament begins.

Buy Euro 2020 Tickets (Match by Match)

As the greatest and most popular soccer event in Europe comes closer, millions of fans from the participating teams are vying to get the lucky few tickets that will be available with sources other than their respective national football associations.

Here is a simple list that shows how to buy Euro 2020 tickets, match by match:

Date	Time/Venue	Teams	Tickets
Friday, 12th June	9:00PM (Rome)	Italy vs. Turkey (Group A)	Click Here
Saturday, 13th June	3:00PM (Baku)	Switzerland vs. Wales (Group A)	Click Here
Saturday, 13th June	6:00PM (Copenhagen)	Finland vs. Denmark (Group B)	Click Here
Saturday, 13th June	9:00PM (St. Petersburg)	Russia vs. Belgium (Group B)	Click Here
Sunday, 14th June	3:00PM (London)	Croatia vs. England (Group D)	Click Here
Sunday, 14th June	6:00PM (Bucharest)	Austria vs. Play Off Winner of D or A)	Click Here
Sunday, 14th June	9:00PM (Amsterdam)	Ukraine vs. Netherlands (Group C)	Click Here
Monday, 15th June	3:00PM (Glasgow)	Czech Republic vs. Play Off Winner of C	Click Here
Monday, 15th June	6:00PM (Dublin)	Poland vs. Play Off Winners of B	Click Here
Monday, 15th June	9:00PM (Bilbao)	Sweden vs. Spain (Group E)	Click Here
Tuesday, 16th June	6:00PM (Budapest)	Portugal vs. Play Off Winner of A or D	Click Here
Tuesday, 16th June	9:00PM (Munich)	Germany vs. France (Group F)	Click Here
Wednesday, 17th June	3:00PM (St. Petersburg)	Russia vs. Finland (Group B)	Click Here
Wednesday, 17th June	6:00PM (Baku)	Wales vs. Turkey (Group A)	Click Here
Wednesday, 17th June	9:00PM (Rome)	Italy vs. Switzerland (Group A)	Click Here
Thursday, 18th June	3:00PM (Bucharest)	Ukraine vs. Play Off Winner of A or D	Click Here
Thursday, 18th June	6:00PM (Copenhagen)	Belgium vs. Denmark (Group B)	Click Here
Thursday, 18th June	9:00PM (Amsterdam)	Austria vs. Netherlands (Group C)	Click Here
Friday, 19th June	3:00PM (Dublin)	Sweden vs. Play Off Winner of B	Click Here
Friday, 19th June	6:00PM (Glasgow)	Czech Republic vs. Croatia (Group D)	Click Here
Friday, 19th June	9:00PM (London)	England vs. Play Off Winner of C	Click Here
Saturday, 20th June	3:00PM (Budapest)	France vs. Play Off Winner of A or D	Click Here
Saturday, 20th June	6:00PM (Munich)	Germany vs. Portugal (Group F)	Click Here
Saturday, 20th June	9:00PM (Bilbao)	Poland vs. Spain (Group E)	Click Here
Sunday, 21st June	6:00PM (Rome)	Wales vs. Italy (Group A)	Click Here
Sunday, 21st June	6:00PM (Baku)	Turkey vs. Switzerland (Group A)	Click Here
Monday, 22nd June	6:00PM (Amsterdam)	Netherlands vs. Play Off Winner A or D	Click Here
Monday, 22nd June	6:00PM (Bucharest)	Austria vs. Ukraine (Group C)	Click Here
Monday, 22nd June	9:00PM (Copenhagen)	Denmark vs. Russia (Group B)	Click Here
Monday, 22nd June	9:00PM (St. Petersburg)	Belgium vs. Finland (Group B)	Click Here
Tuesday, 23rd June	9:00PM (London)	England vs. Czech Republic (Group D)	Click Here
Tuesday, 23rd June	9:00PM (Glasgow)	Croatia vs. Play Off Winner of C	Click Here
Wednesday, 24th June	6:00PM (Bilbao)	Spain vs. Play Off Winner of B	Click Here
Wednesday, 24th June	6:00PM (Dublin)	Poland vs. Sweden (Group E)	Click Here
Wednesday, 24th June	9:00PM (Munich)	Germany vs. Play Off Winner of A or D	Click Here
Wednesday, 24th June	9:00PM (Budapest)	France vs. Portugal (Group F)	Click Here
Saturday, 27th June	6:00PM (Amsterdam)	2 A vs. 2 B	Click Here
Saturday, 27th June	9:00PM (London)	1 A vs. 2 C	Click Here
Sunday, 28th June	6:00PM (Budapest)	1 C vs. 3 D / E / F	Click Here
Sunday, 28th June	9:00PM (Bilbao)	1 B vs. 3 A / D / E / F	Click Here
Monday, 29th June	6:00PM (Copenhagen)	2 D vs. 2 E	Click Here
Monday, 29th June	9:00PM (Bucharest)	1 F vs. 3 A / B / C	Click Here
Tuesday, 30th June	6:00PM (Dublin)	1 D vs. 2 F	Click Here
Tuesday, 30th June	9:00PM (Glasgow)	1 E vs. 3 A / B / C / D	Click Here
Friday, 3rd July	6:00PM (St. Petersburg)	Winner 6 vs. Winner 5 (Quarter Finals)	Click Here
Friday, 3rd July	9:00PM (Munich)	Winner 4 vs. Winner 2 (Quarter Finals)	Click Here
Saturday, 4th July	6:00PM (Baku)	Winner 3 vs. Winner 1 (Quarter Finals)	Click Here
Saturday, 4th July	9:00PM (Rome)	Winner 8 vs. Winner 7 (Quarter Finals)	Click Here
Tuesday, 7th July	9:00PM (London)	QF 1 Winner vs. QF 2 Winner	Click Here
Wednesday, 8th July	9:00PM (London)	QF 3 Winner vs. QF 4 Winner	Click Here
Sunday, 12th July	9:00PM (London)	SF 1 Winner vs. SF 2 Winner	Click Here

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