Both Groups E and F reached their conclusion on Wednesday with no group as tight Group E, not just in this edition of the Euros, but ever. 

For the first time in European Championship history, all four teams – Romania, Belgium, Slovakia and Ukraine – started the day level on three points after two games. By Wednesday evening, Romania had finished top, Belgium were second, Slovakia qualified as one of the best third-place teams and Ukraine were eliminated on goal difference. 

It was clearer in Group F with Portugal already guaranteed to finish top of the pool. However, Georgia’s shock victory over Cristiano Ronaldo’s side secured a surprise third-place in the group – and qualification for the knockouts – at the expense of the Czech Republic. Turkey beat the Czech Republic to finish as group runners-up. 

Wednesday’s results

Remaining teams: Who is in and out of Euro 2024?

Final group standings and knockout bracket can be found via our Euro 2024 hub.

Qualified for knockouts:
Germany (Group A winners)
Switzerland (Group A runners-up)
Spain (Group B winners)
Italy (Group B runners-up)
England (Group C winners)
Denmark (Group C runners-up)
Slovenia (Group C third place)
Austria (Group D winners)
France (Group D runners-up)
Netherlands (Group D third place)
Romania (Group E winners)
Belgium (Group E runners-up)
Slovakia (Group E third place)
Portugal (Group F winners)
Turkey (Group F runners-up)
Georgia (Group F third place)

Eliminated
Scotland
Hungary
Albania
Croatia
Poland
Serbia
Ukraine
Czech Republic

Key tournament dates

The group stage finished on Wednesday (June 26), with the knockouts starting three days later on June 29.

Round of 16: June 29-July 2
Quarter-finals: July 5-6
Semi-finals: July 9-10
Final: July 14

Last-16 fixtures

• June 29: Switzerland v Italy (5pm) – BBC
• June 29: Germany v Denmark (8pm) – ITV
• June 30: England v Slovakia (5pm) – ITV
• June 30: Spain v Georgia (8pm) – ITV
• July 1: France v Belgium (5pm) – ITV
• July 1: Portugal v Slovenia (8pm) – BBC
• July 2: Romania v Netherlands (5pm) – BBC
• July 2: Austria v Turkey (8pm) – ITV

Where is it?

The tournament is being held in Germany, with 10 host cities: Dortmund, Hamburg, Berlin, Leipzig, Munich, Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Cologne, Düsseldorf and Gelsenkirchen.