Dive into the matchups for semifinals:

Match1: Spain Vs France

This clash is a heavyweight bout! Spain the only team with 100 percent winning record in the tournament, will face off against France’s defensively resolute squad. No team has ever won six consecutive games or six games overall in a Euro series. On the other hand, France with only two wins, three draws and one penalty shootout across group D is going for the efficiency. Will Spain be entering yet another great era or will the French team’s organized defense take the long-awaited Euro title?

Match2: England Vs Netherlands

This semi-final promises an open, attacking contest. England’s young guns, will be eager to prove themselves against Netherlands team which is known for its creative flair. Netherlands’ flowing football and attacking intent are sure to entertain. However, they will be facing a young and hungry side of England, eager to prove themselves on the big stage. Will the Dutch’s experiences guide them through, or will England’s youthful exuberance prevail?

Which players will have to miss the semifinals?

             Spain’s Carvajal and Robin Le Normand are suspended for the semifinal against France. Also Pedri will not be playing due to his injury.

When is the final?

             It will be played on July 14 (CEST 21:00, Eastern/U.S. 3 P.M) at Berlin’s Olympiastadion.

How much is the prize for the winning team?

             UEFA will be paying 331 million euros ($360m) in total prize money to the 24 participants for taking part in the league.

             The maximum amount that a champion team (If they win all of their group matches) may earn is 28.25 million euros ($30.31m).

Who has scored most goals in Euro 2024 so far?

             Four players, Georges Mikautadze (Georgia), Jamal Musiala (Germany), Cody Gakpo (Netherlands) and Ivan Schranz (Slovakia) are tied for the top scorer with three goals each. Among them only Cody Gakpo (Netherlands) will be playing in the finals.

The Road To Semifinals For All Qualifying Teams:

Spain:

Group B Winners:

3-0 vs Croatia (15 June)

1-0 vs Italy (20 June)

1-0 vs Albania (24 June)

Round 16:

4-1 vs Georgia (30 June)

Quarter-final:

2-1 (AET) vs Germany (5 July)

France:

Group D runners-up:

1-0 vs Austria (17 June)

0-0 vs Netherlands (21 June)

1-1 Poland (25 June)

Round 16:

1-0 vs Belgium (1 July)

Quarter-final:

0-0 (AET) 5-3P vs Portugal (5 July)

Netherlands:

Third place in Group D:

2-1 vs Poland (16 June)

0-0 vs France (21 June)

2-3 vs Austria (25 June)

Round of 16:

3-0 vs Romania (2 July)

Quarter-final:

2-1 vs Türkiye (6 July)

England:

Group C winners:

1-0 vs Serbia (16 June)

1-1 vs Denmark (20 June)

0-0 vs Slovenia (25 June)

Round 16:

2-1 aet vs Slovakia (30 June)

Quarter-final:

1-1 (AET) 5-3P vs Switzerland (6 July)