Can you still buy tickets for England’s Euro 2024 matches?

The countdown to the 2024 European Championships has begun, three years after England’s heartbreaking defeat in the 2020 final. The Three Lions were left devastated after a penalty shoot-out defeat to Italy at Wembley Stadium.

This marked another low in the long 58-year wait since Bobby Moore lifted the Jules Rimet trophy at old Wembley in 1966. The disappointment continued with a quarter-final exit at the hands of France at the 2022 World Cup. however, optimism remains high for a talented England squad.

With seasoned pros like skipper Harry Kane, Kieran Trippier, John Stones and Kyle Walker guiding the youthful energy of Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden, Cole Palmer and Kobbie Mainoo, there is a real chance England will lift the Henri Delaunay Trophy on Sunday, July. 14.

However, they will need to overcome Europe’s elite to achieve this feat, with powerhouses France, Portugal, Spain and Italy fielding formidable squads. But before they can take on the best, they must first get through the Group Stage – something they have managed at every Euro since 2004.

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The Three Lions are set to kick off their campaign against Serbia on Sunday 16 June at the AufSchalke Arena in Gelsenkirchen. They will then face Denmark in a Euro 2020 semi-final second leg on Thursday 20 June at the Frankfurt Arena.

Their final group stage match will be against Slovenia on Tuesday 25 June at Cologne’s RheinEnergieStadion.

Unfortunately for fans, tickets for England’s three group stage matches are not available through UEFA’s official ticket portal. The official ticket resale platform was open in March and April, but has now closed as we get closer to the tournament.

Tickets for the knockout stages will be sold during the tournament through the same ticketing platform once teams qualify and fixtures are confirmed. So while England fans can’t buy tickets for the knockout games at the moment, they will have every opportunity if the Three Lions progress from Group C.