Without “Old Trafford” and “Anfield” the stadiums that will host games of EURO 2028

In Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland) and Ireland will be held the EURO of 2028as officially announced by UEFA!

London, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Birmingham, Belfast, Glasgow, Cardiff and Dublin are expected to be the cities that will host the event, with the English stadiums that will be used having already been officially announced.

Of these, the is absent “Old Trafford” of Manchester United, despite being the second largest stadium in the country, as well as the “Anfield” of Liverpool.

Instead, they were chosen Wembley (the final and probably the two semi-finals will be held there), the Etihad Stadium of Manchester City, the “St James’ Park” of Newcastle, the “Tottenham Hotspur

stadium” of Tottenham, Everton’s new stadium (expected to be completed next season) and the “Villa Park” (expected to undergo renovation) of Aston Villa.

In addition, from Scotland it has been selected Hampden Parkfrom Wales the Principality Stadiumfrom Ireland the Aviva Stadium and from Northern Ireland the Casement Park (expected to be built within the next few years).

The stadiums that will host the EURO 2024 games:



Wembley

Etihad Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Everton Stadium

St James’ Park

Villa Park

Hampden Park

Principality Stadium

Aviva Stadium

Casement Park