Match times are British Summer Time (BST)

Quarter-finals
2008-06-19
19:45 Portugal v Germany
St. Jakob-Park, Basel

2008-06-20
19:45 Croatia v Turkey
Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna

2008-06-21
19:45 Netherlands v Russia
St. Jakob-Park, Basel

2008-06-22
19:45 Spain v Italy
Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna

Fixtures maybe subject to change

Semi-finals
2008-06-25
19:45 Germany v Turkey St. Jakob-Park, Basel

2008-06-26
19:45 Russia v Spain Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna

Final
Main article: UEFA Euro 2008 Final
2008-06-29
19:45 Winner of Semi-final 1 v Winner of Semi-final 2 Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna

The winner of Euro 2008 will represent UEFA at the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup in South Africa, unless Italy wins the tournament, in which case the runner-up will be entered, as Italy is already entered as the winner of the 2006 FIFA World Cup.

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• Madrid revels in Spanish triumph

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• Spain win thrills Torres

  Match-winner Fernando Torres says Spain deserved to win Euro 2008 because they "played the best football".

• Aragones named Fenerbahce coach

  Spain's Euro 2008-winning coach Luis Aragones becomes the new coach of Turkish club Fenerbahce.

• Euro winner Torres hails Benitez

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• Xavi awarded Euro 2008 accolade

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• Torres - the making of a legend

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• Low admits Spain deserved victory

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History of Fixtures

The knockout stage is different from that of past tournaments. Teams in groups A and B will be separated from teams in groups C and D until the final. The reason for the format change is to equalize the rest periods during the knockout stage. Also, in another major change, for the first time in a European Championship, only two venues (St. Jakob-Park, Basel and Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna) will be used for the seven matches in the knockout stage of the tournament.

First Round

Saturday 7th June 2008
17:00 Switzerland v Czech Rep. 19:45 Portugal v Turkey

Sunday 8th June 2008
17:00 Austria v Croatia 19:45 Germany v Poland

Monday 9th June 2008
17:00 Romania v France 19:45 Netherlands v Italy

Tuesday 10th June 2008
17:00 Spain v Russia 19:45 Greece v Sweden

Wednesday 11th June 2008
17:00 Czech Rep. v Portugal 19:45 Switzerland v Turkey

Thursday 12th June 2008
17:00 Croatia v Germany 19:45 Austria v Poland

Friday 13th June 2008
17:00 Italy v Romania 19:45 Netherlands v France

Saturday 14th June 2008
17:00 Sweden v Spain 19:45 Greece v Russia

Sunday 15th June 2008
19:45 Switzerland v Portugal 19:45 Turkey v Czech Rep.

Monday 16th June 2008
19:45 Poland v Croatia 19:45 Austria v Germany

Tuesday 17th June 2008
19:45 Netherlands v Romania 19:45 France v Italy

Wednesday 18th June 2008
19:45 Russia v Sweden 19:45 Greece v Spain