Germany closes its borders to secure Euro 2024 events

Sudan Events – Agencies

The contract for the qualifiers for the European Nations Championship “Euro 2024” has been completed, after the teams of Georgia, Poland and Ukraine advanced from the qualifying round for the tournament, which is scheduled to be held from June 14 to July 14 in Germany.
The Georgian national team snatched the qualification ticket to Euro 2024, after defeating the Greek national team, on penalties, while the Poland national team ousted its Welsh counterpart also on penalty kicks, while the Ukrainian national team outperformed its Icelandic competitor with a score of 1/2.

Euro 2024 kits
The Euro 2024 tournament groups were as follows:

The first group: Germany – Scotland – Hungary – Switzerland.

Group Two: Spain – Croatia – Italy – Albania.

Group Three: Slovenia – Denmark – Serbia – England.

Group Four: Poland – Netherlands – Austria – France.

Group E: Belgium – Slovakia – Romania – Ukraine.

Group Six: Türkiye – Georgia – Portugal – Czech Republic.

Euro 2024 tournament system
24 teams participate in the European Championship, including Germany, the host of the tournament. These teams are divided into 6 groups, and each group includes 4 teams.
The first and second placed teams qualify directly to the round of 16, then the best 4 third placed teams advance according to the number of points, then goal difference, then goals scored, then resorting to fair play.
After that, the eighth final will be held in a knockout system, as well as the quarter-finals and semi-finals, and the final match will be held on July 14, 2024.

Germany hosts the Euro for the third time

Germany will host the tournament scheduled from June 14 to July 14, 2024, and this will be the third time that European Nations Championship matches will be held on German soil.

Security tightening in Germany

In turn, German Interior Minister Nancy Weiser announced additional security measures that will be taken during Germany’s organization of the European Championship “Euro 2024”, which will begin on Friday, June 14, and will continue until Sunday, July 14, 2024.
The German Minister explained that during the next Euro, additional security measures will be implemented at all German border crossings in order to secure the country and prevent the entry of potential perpetrators of violence.
Germany took similar measures when it hosted the World Cup finals in 2006, when it temporarily suspended a European agreement to abolish border controls between European countries.
Germany is already imposing temporary controls on its borders with Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland, as part of efforts to combat migrant smuggling gangs.