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Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam

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Johan Cruijff ArenA (formerly Amsterdam ArenA) is the home of AFC Ajax football club and is the largest sporting stadium in the Netherlands. Located at the south-eastern part of the city the stadium is open to the public for various guided tours. Book Johan Cruijff Arena Classic Tour tickets here

The Johan Cruijff ArenA hosts Ajax home games as well as occasional Netherlands football internationals and big concert/dance events.

The Stadium: The ArenA was completed in 1996 and has a retractable roof which can be closed during bad weather. The total capacity (all-seater) is 56,120 for football matches and up to 71,000 for concerts.

Music concerts from the likes of artists Michael Jackson, U2, The Rolling Stones, Madonna, Ed Sheeran and Robbie Williams have been held.

The ArenA was used for 5 matches during the Euro 2000 tournament including the Netherlands-Italy semi-final; it has also hosted the UEFA Champions League final of 1998 and the UEFA Europa League final of 2013 .

The stadium was recently refurbished and hosted 4 matches in June 2021 as part of the delayed Euro 2020 tournament.

In 2018, the stadium was renamed Johan Cruijff ArenA in honour of the legendary Ajax and Dutch footballer Johan Cruyff (1947-2016). There is a bronze statue of Johan Cruijff near the main entrance, just outside of the Ajax store. It was designed by artist Hans Jouta and was unveiled in 2020.

There is also a bust of Cruijff at the escalators when you enter the stadium tour.

The Club: AFC Ajax is the most famous and successful Dutch club having won the European Cup / UEFA Champions League 4 times and the Dutch Eredivisie 36 times. Their peak years came during the early 1970s.

Although Ajax had Eredivisie title wins in 2018-19, 2020-21 and 2021-22, it has lost some form of late and the 2023-24 campaign has been poor by past standards. Ajax has an average attendance of around 54,000 at the ArenA.

Watching Events: Try to see a game of the Netherlands Football team ( Nederlands-elftal ) if at all possible. The Dutch fans adorned in orange are one of the most colourful sights in world football. The Dutch national side has a rich footballing history including World Cup runners-up in 1974/1978/2010 and winning the 1988 European Championship with Ruud Gullit and Marco Van Basten.

Not all international home games are played in Amsterdam – the occasional game is also played at Rotterdam’s De Kuip and the Philips Stadium in Eindhoven – all are easily accessible via public transport.

Tickets are available online from the Dutch FA (KNVB) – the big games do sell out so buy your tickets well in advance. You could consider getting tickets for friendly matches – these are not so popular and are cheaper – priced from around €30.

Ajax tickets are only available to verified Ajax account holders. Non-resident visitors can purchase ticket packages to games though these cost around €450 and include a hotel stay.

De Toekomst is Ajax’s training complex and can be found by walking a few hundred metres west past the Ziggo Dome, over the foot bridge and across the car park.

Ajax Women, Ajax juniors (A1) and Young Ajax (Ajax 2) teams also train and play matches at De Toekomst.

The area around the ArenA also contains a multiscreen Pathé cinema complex, the AFAS Live and Ziggo Dome (concert halls), the Woonmall Villa Arena (furniture mall) and a number of large stores such as Decathlon / Perry Sport (sporting goods), Prenatal (baby gear) and MediaMarkt (big electronic retailer).

There is an official Ajax Fan Shop selling club merchandise at the stadium (Arena Boulevard 1-3).

Convenient hotels for the Bijlmer ArenA area are: Jaz Amsterdam , Hampton by Hilton (these 2 are closest to the stadium) and not far away at all are the Holiday Inn ArenA Towers , Holiday Inn Express ArenA Towers and the Courtyard by Marriott

Johan Cruijff ArenA Stadium Tours Essential Info

The Johan Cruijff ArenA offers various stadium tours either by a guide or a self-guided tour. It includes walking through the tunnel to see the pitch, the dug-outs and the main stand. You also get to see the mixed zone, press room and Ajax Gallery of Fame. The dressing rooms are accessible when Ajax are not playing.

The Johan Cruijff ArenA VIP guided tour takes 2 hours and you also get access to the Boardroom and Skybox. It includes a free drink and ArenA scarf.

Johan Cruijff ArenA , ArenA Boulevard 1, Main Entrance E, 1101 AX Amsterdam T: +31(0)20 311 1333, johancruijffarena.nl

Last updated 24 January 2024. This article was first published in 2008 and has been regularly updated.

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Johan Cruijff ArenA

One of Europe’s first large modern stadiums and still an icon in world football.

Club: AFC Ajax | Opening: 1996 | Capacity: 53,748 seats

History and description

The Johan Cruijff ArenA, previously called Amsterdam ArenA, was built between 1993 and 1996. It replaced Ajax’s previous home De Meer , which, with a capacity of 19,000 seats, had become too small for the club.

The Amsterdam ArenA officially opened on 14 August 1996 with a match between Ajax and AC Milan (0-3). The first goal in the new arena was scored by Dejan Savicevic. Total construction costs had amounted to €96 million.

The Amsterdam ArenA was the first football stadium in Europe with a retractable roof. It takes about 20 minutes to open or close the roof.

Shortly after the opening, it turned out that the stadium design had not accounted for good grass growing conditions, and as a result the pitch had to get renewed up to 5 times a year. These problems were later resolved with the installation of innovative grass growing technology, consisting of a combination of lamps, wind turbines, and water sprinklers.

The Johan Cruijff ArenA counts with a total of 2,229 business seats and a further 820 seats in sky boxes. The stands are among the steepest in Europe, with the second tier having an angle of 37 degrees.

In 1998, the stadium hosted the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Juventus (1-0), and in 2013 the Europa League final  between Chelsea and Benfica (2-1).

The Amsterdam ArenA was one of the playing venues of the Euro 2000 championships, hosting three group match, a quarter-final, and the semi-final between Holland and Italy (0-0).

The stadium has been chosen to be one of the playing venues of the Euro 2020 tournament, which is played across different countries. For this, the stadium got refurbished resulting in larger concourses and a new facade.

How to get to the Johan Cruijff ArenA

The Johan Cruijff ArenA is located in a modern office park in the south-east of Amsterdam, approximately 10 kilometres from the city centre.

The stadium is best reached by train or metro . Train station Bijlmer ArenA lies next to the stadium and can be reached in 15 minutes from Amsterdam Central Station. There is very regular service.

The metro takes only little longer and stops at the same station as well as station Strandvliet/ArenA that lies on the north side of the stadium. Take metro 54 from Amsterdam Central Station, or any of the stops in Amsterdam city centre. Metro 50 connects the stadium with southern and western parts of the city (e.g. Amsterdam Zuid station).

Address: ArenA Boulevard 1, 1101 AX Amsterdam

Eat, drink, and sleep near the Johan Cruijff ArenA

The Johan Cruijff ArenA is part of an entertainment and shopping complex, which includes a large cinema and two of Holland’s principal concert venues (the Ziggo Dome and Afas Live ). There are also a few places to get some (fast) food or have a drink, though options remain rather limited.

Recently, a few new hotels have opened near the Amsterdam ArenA, which include a Hampton by Hilton , the futuristically shaped Fletcher Hotel , and the Jaz Hotel . If arriving by car, the road-side and affordable Bastion Deluxe Hotel is a decent option, though you do need to catch a metro to get to the arena. Click here for an overview of hotels near the Amsterdam ArenA.

Of course, most will prefer to stay closer to Amsterdam’s lively city centre .

Ajax Tickets

Tickets for Ajax games can be bought online .

If tickets remain available, these can usually also be bought at the ticket windows of the Johan Cruijff ArenA on the day of the match, though recently Ajax have been selling out well in advance.

Expect to pay €25.00 for a seat behind the goal and between €30.00 and €50.00 for a seat at one of the sides for a regular match. Prices get increased for the games against Feyenoord and PSV.

Ajax occasionally require possession of an Ajax Club Card to buy match tickets, but most matches go on general sale. There is a separate ticket portal for foreigners to buy tickets.

Johan Cruijff ArenA Stadium Tours

The Johan Cruijff ArenA offers guided tours that include the press room, mixed zone, VIP areas, and dressing rooms. The tour lasts about 60 to 75 minutes and are in English and Dutch.

Tours run every half an hour on weekdays and every 20 minutes on the weekend. You can check the latest schedule here . On the weekend, it is also possible to follow a self-guided tour, which allows you to follow a route around the stadium at your own pace.

The tour costs €16.95. Bookings are not required, but can be made online .

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Related Internet links

Ajax.nl – Official website of AFC Ajax. Johancruijffarena.nl – Official website of the Johan Cruijff ArenA. Iamsterdam.com – Official website of the Amsterdam Tourist Board. GVB.nl – Amsterdam public transport information. NS.nl – Check train times and fares.

The Arena has 2 very big acts to follow after the old Olympic Stadion in the city and the smaller Meer stadium were no longer used by Ajax. The Olympic Stadion in particular was part of the fabric of Amsterdam West and was so atmospheric on big European nights and matches v Feijenoord. Of course the Arena has all the modern facilities, but it has a certain sterility. It is a modern bowl with each side identical. The stadium was built as part of a new out of town development, part of a kind of ‘concrete jungle’. Being outside Amsterdam it feels somewhat cut off from the city. I believe they want to increase the capacity, but this will not improve the architectural character.

One of my favourite stadiums! It stands out as it is very colourful. The tiers are very steep but it is defenietely worth a visit. Amsterdam itself is very friendly city and i would recommend it to everybody.

There are hotels in the Amsterdam ArenA , e.g. the recently opened and remarkable Fletcher hotel.

Another note: if you find the Amsterdam Central station area already ‘seedy’ at night I’d suggest to stay away from Amsterdam at all. It sure is a messy area because of the many construction sites (new subway line, car and bicycle tunnels, renewal of the Central station, new bus station) but it is a very safe area and not only because it’s heavily patrolled by police and security teams.

Date visited: 29 October 2011

We joined the World of Ajax tour in October 2011. After having checked the Amsterdam Arena website for opening times, we arrived shortly before one of the given departures. As it was a Saturday afternoon there were already a lot of participants waiting and an estimated 50 people joined our tour, which was a lot.

The tour started at pitch-level with the possibility to have your photo taken by a professional photographer. No visit to the dugouts though. We then moved to the press room, where our guide held a fake press conference with some of the tour’s participants.

We subsequently went up the stadium to see the view from the second tier. All the time there was ample time to take photos, and at the second tier some opportunity to walk around the stands. The guide provided background information in Dutch and in English.

As the group was very large, probably too large, moving around the stadium took a lot of time, and one had to wait quite a lot. The guide was friendly, but spoke rather slowly, probably to facilitate the many non-native English speakers, but this added to a feeling of slight tedium.

Possibly the guide could have provided a bit more background information, or spiced things up with some interesting facts. The tour included relatively few parts of the stadium, less than in most tours, and it certainly would have been nice to see the dugouts, players’ tunnel, or VIP boxes. And to have the dressing rooms included in the standard tour.

The stadium is impressive enough to make it a decent experience, especially if your primary aim is to make photos, however the feeling remains that there is more potential than the current tour offers.

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Johan Cruijff ArenA Stadion - Guided tour

Experience the excitement of the famous AFC Ajax football team with a tour of the ArenA Stadium. Explore the most exclusive spots and step into the shoes of the players as you discover the highlights of this classic tour.

Furthermore, you'll have the opportunity to peek behind the scenes, with special access to areas normally reserved for players and officials. Take a look inside the official Ajax dressing room when it's not in use on matchdays or during training sessions.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history of this iconic venue.

Highlights:

• Feel the excitement of standing at the dugout and on the field.
• Enter the backstage areas of the stadium, typically reserved for players.
• Uncover the secrets behind the stadium and walk in the footsteps of the players.

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Discover the magic of the Johan Cruijff Arena with an exclusive twist by booking the VIP tour . Enjoy a more extensive Ajax experience with access to special areas that normally remain closed to the public, and immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant present of this iconic stadium.

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Description

The Johan Cruijff Arena, previously called Amsterdam Arena, is home to Holland’s biggest football club Ajax. Naturally Holland’s biggest football club also has a large stadium with a massive capacity of 54.990 seats. It’s the biggest stadium in Holland. With your Amsterdam Arena tour tickets you’ll set off on a 75 minute tour exploring this high tech monument to football. Your passionate tour guide explains all there is to know about this stadium and football club it was built for. Get a look backstage and so those parts that are normally blocked off to the fans. Walk through the impressive dressing rooms, see the press area and make a run on the green pitch. Your Amsterdam Arena tour tickets includes a 10% discount in the Ajax fan shop and a 10% discount at the nearby FEBO snack bar for a delicious Dutch snack afterwards.

The Johan Cruijff ArenA

This isn’t just a football stadium, it is multifunctional entertainment Arena. Large dance events, pop events and even other sporting events are all hosted in Holland’s largest stadium. Construction on the stadium started in 1993 and was completed in 1996 at a total cost of € 140,- million. At the start of the 2018-2019 the name of stadium was changed from Amsterdam Arena  into the Johan Cruijff Arena, after Holland’s best soccer player Johan Cruijff who died in Barcelona on March 24, 2016. The Johan Cruijff Arena is located in the Bijlmermeer area located in the South Eastern part of Amsterdam. The Amsterdam Bijlmer Arena station is located right next to the stadium. This experience can easily be reached together with your Amsterdam Arena tour tickets.

Ajax Amsterdam History

Established on March 18, 1900 Ajax has been one of the top 3 traditional football clubs in The Netherlands (the other two being Feyenoord , Rotterdam and PSV , Eindhoven). Since the inception of the Eredivisie (Holland’s highest league) Ajax has been participating without interruption. Ajax is known nationally and internationally as a football club with Jewish roots and history. Several important players and club members were Jewish. Hardcore Ajax fans waving Israeli flags from the stands refer to these Jewish club roots.

Ajax Amsterdam Awards

Even though Ajax isn’t considered an absolute European top club these days they’ve won the European Cup/ Champions League an impressive 4 times. This puts them on 6th place compared to other, much larger, clubs; Real Madrid (13 wins), Milan (7 wins), Liverpool (6 wins), Bayern Munich (5 wins) and Barcelona (5 wins). Other international awards include 1 European Cup Winners’ Cup, 1 EAFA Cup and 2 UEFA Super Cups. On the National level they’ve won the league an impressive 34 times!

Best Football Player Of All Time

Johan Cruijff played a major role in the history of Ajax, Dutch- and international football in general. Cruijff is considered to be one of the best football players of all time and therefor he’s also one of the most famous football players on earth. In 1999 the IFFHS chose him as the best European football player of the 20th century. Cruijff was and is admired for his technique, acceleration, speed of action and insight into the game. He won the Europe Cup three times and also won best European player of the year three times. He also won the Europa Cup I three times together with Ajax. During this time at Ajax he was considered to be the leader and star of the team. As captain of the Dutch team he managed to get to the final of the 1974 World Championship where the Dutch team would loose out to West-Germany one to two.

Johan Cruijff  As Football Trainer

After a 20 year career in football Cruijff decided to have a go at coaching. Without any of the required diploma’s he became the coach of Ajax and won two KNVB Bekers and the Europacub II. After his stint at Ajax he returned to another former club of his; FC Barcelona. At this stage of his career he would create the team that would end up in the history books as the Dream Team. With Barcelona winning the Europacup I in 1992, Cruyff became the third football player in history who won the the tournament both as player and coach. After Barcelona Cruijff stopped his coaching career.

Johan Cruijff & Ajax Legacy

The legacy of Johan Cruijff lives on after his death in 2016. He changed football, there is broadly speaking football before Cruijff and after Cruijff. He together with coach  Rinus Michels , both from Ajax, introduced a whole new way of playing football to the world called “total football”. This way of playing was again on full display to the world as a young Ajax team dazzled the world in the 2019 -2020 Champions League. Creative, fast paced and pressing football made Ajax the star of that season and remains the playing style of the club. His name is now celebrated and remembered everyday in Johan Cruijff Arena. Get your Amsterdam arena tour tickets and see the home of Holland’s best and most innovative football club.

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Classic stadium tour

With the classic stadium tour, you have the opportunity to discover the Johan Cruyff ArenA at your own pace and you are granted special access to areas usually reserved for players and staff. 

For instance, have a look into the official dressing room of Ajax, take a seat in the dugout and so much more.

Due to the concert period, the dugouts are under maintenance and the field is covered with plates. Additionally, the Press Room is being renovated, making it unavailable.

What will you see?

✓ Dressing room Ajax ✓ Dressing room opponent ✓ Mixed zone ✓ Players tunnel ✓ Pitch ✓ Manager's dug-out ✓ Ajax Gallery of Fame ✖ Press room ✖ No audio support or guide

Practical information

How long does the classic tour take? That is for you to decide. Most visitors take 60 minutes to walk the full stadium tour.

When can you do a stadium tour? 7 days a week, between 9.30h and 16.30h

Be advised: the Ajax dressing room is not always available during away games due to the room being used by our team. During home games days there are limited to no stadium tours available. This differs per game, check the availability   here.

Address and travel info Johan Cruyff ArenA - Johan Cruijff Boulevard 1, 1100DL Amsterdam, the Netherlands. From Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA, it’s a 5-minute walk to the entrance of the Johan Cruyff ArenA. Parking is available in the P+R Johan Cruijff ArenA garage under the stadium.

Accessibility The Johan Cruijff ArenA is well accessible for the disabled. The stadium has enough elevators, escalators, and ramps for wheelchairs. Visitors who are bound to a wheelchair can specially reserve a stadium tour by sending an email to: [email protected] .

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The German-born Petras, who made history earlier this year as the first transgender person to win a Grammy for best pop duo/group performance (“Unholy,” her smash collaboration with Sam Smith ), graced the front of Sports Illustrated in May as one of four cover models for the magazine’s annual swimsuit edition.

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Petras' year has also earned her accolades from Variety (Innovator of the Year) and  Billboard’s Women in Music  (Chartbreaker). This spring, Petras released an appetizer for “Feed the Beast” with “Alone,” her duet with hip-hop star Nicki Minaj.

The track, one of 15 on Petras’ upcoming album, was a special accomplishment for the dance-pop singer, who told USA Toda y in April that working with Minaj was “a big dream … She’s so inspirational as a lyricist and she constantly pushes herself and always drops the freshest (music).”

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Petras also shared that she’d been plotting details of her tour for months (“I know exactly what I want it to look like. I’ve sketched all of the outfits”) and that she’s pulled inspiration from Madonna’s 2006 Confessions tour, as well as live productions from Muse and German metal band Rammstein.

As part of the rollout for “Feed the Beast,” Petras will perform Friday on NBC’s “Today” show Citi Concert Series.

Kim Petras Feed The Beast World Tour dates

Sep. 27 – Austin, TX - Moody Amphitheater

Sep. 30 – Miami, FL - FPL Solar Amphitheater

Oct. 1 – Orlando, FL - Addition Financial Arena

Oct. 4 – Atlanta - Coca-Cola Roxy

Oct. 7 – Boston - MGM Music Hall at Fenway

Oct. 9 – Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Mirage

Oct. 12 – Washington, D.C. - The Anthem

Oct. 13 – Philadelphia - The Mann Center

Oct. 16 – Toronto, ON - Coca-Cola Coliseum

Oct. 18 – Chicago - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

Oct. 19 – Minneapolis - The Armory

Oct. 23 – Seattle - WAMU Theater

Oct. 26 – Vancouver, BC - PNE Forum

Oct. 27 – Portland, OR - Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Oct. 29 – San Francisco - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

Nov. 1 – Los Angeles - YouTube Theater

Nov. 8 – Denver - Fillmore Auditorium

Nov. 11 – Nashville, TN - Municipal Auditorium

Nov. 13 – Dallas - South Side Ballroom

Nov 14 .– Houston - 713 Music Hall

Nov. 21    – Phoenix - Arizona Financial Theatre

Nov. 22   – San Diego - Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatr e

Feb. 13 – Birmingham, UK – O2 Academy Birmingham

Feb. 15 – Glasgow, UK – O2 Academy Glasgow

Feb. 16 – Manchester, UK – O2 Victoria Warehouse

Feb. 19 - London, UK – Eventim Apollo

Feb. 24 – Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique

Feb. 25 – Paris, France – L’Olympia

Feb. 27 – Cologne, Germany – Palladium

Feb. 28 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – AFAS Live

March 1 – Berlin, Germany – Columbiahalle

March 2 – Warsaw, Poland – EXPO XXI  

March 4 – Munich, Germany – Zenith

March 5 – Milan, Italy – Fabrique

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UEFA EURO 2024 fixtures and results: When and where are the matches?

Friday, June 21, 2024

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UEFA EURO 2024 kicked off on Friday 14 June and ends with the final in Berlin on Sunday 14 July. See dates, venues and schedule.

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Check out the full UEFA EURO 2024 final tournament schedule below. All kick-off times are CEST.

When are the EURO 2024 matches?

Group stage.

14 Jun e Group A : Germany 5-1 Scotland ( Munich )

15 June A : Hungary 1-3 Switzerland ( Cologne ) B : Spain 3-0 Croatia ( Berlin ) B : Italy 2-1 Albania ( Dortmund )

16 June D : Poland 1-2 Netherlands ( Hamburg ) C : Slovenia 1-1 Denmark ( Stuttgart ) C : Serbia 0-1 England ( Gelsenkirchen )

17 June E : Romania 3-0 Ukraine ( Munich ) E : Belgium 0-1 Slovakia ( Frankfurt ) D : Austria 0-1 France ( Düsseldorf )

18 June F : Türkiye 3-1 Georgia ( Dortmund) F : Portugal 2-1 Czechia ( Leipzig )

19 June B : Croatia 2-2 Albania ( Hamburg ) A : Germany 2-0 Hungary ( Stuttgart ) A : Scotland 1-1 Switzerland ( Cologne )

20 June C : Slovenia 1-1 Serbia ( Munich ) C : Denmark 1-1 England ( Frankfurt ) B : Spain 1-0 Italy ( Gelsenkirchen )

21 June E : Slovakia 1-2 Ukraine ( Düsseldorf ) D : Poland 1-3 Austria ( Berlin ) D : Netherlands 0-0 France ( Leipzig )

22 June F : Georgia vs Czechia ( Hamburg , 15:00) F : Türkiye vs Portugal ( Dortmund , 18:00) E : Belgium vs Romania ( Cologne , 21:00)

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As part of UEFA's commitment to making EURO 2024 a reference event for sustainability in sport, venues and matches have been organised in regionalised clusters. This reduces the number of flights taken by teams by 75% compared to EURO 2016, as well as ensuring easier, sustainable transport between matches for supporters.

23 June A : Switzerland vs Germany ( Frankfurt , 21:00) A : Scotland vs Hungary ( Stuttgart , 21:00)

24 June B : Croatia vs Italy ( Leipzig , 21:00) B : Albania vs Spain ( Düsseldorf , 21:00)

25 June D : Netherlands vs Austria ( Berlin , 18:00) D : France vs Poland ( Dortmund , 18:00) C : England vs Slovenia ( Cologne , 21:00) C : Denmark vs Serbia ( Munich , 21:00)

26 June E : Slovakia vs Romania ( Frankfurt , 18:00) E : Ukraine vs Belgium ( Stuttgart , 18:00) F : Czechia vs Türkiye ( Hamburg , 21:00) F : Georgia vs Portugal ( Gelsenkirchen , 21:00)

Rest days on 27 and 28 June

When does the EURO 2024 round of 16 start?

29 June 38 2A vs 2B ( Berlin , 18:00) 37 1A vs 2C ( Dortmund , 21:00)

30 June 40 1C vs 3D/E/F ( Gelsenkirchen , 18:00) 39 1B vs 3A/D/E/F ( Cologne , 21:00)

1 July 42 2D vs 2E ( Düsseldorf , 18:00) 41 1F vs 3A/B/C ( Frankfurt , 21:00)

2 July 43 1E vs 3A/B/C/D ( Munich , 18:00) 44 1D vs 2F ( Leipzig , 21:00)

Rest days on 3 and 4 July

When do the EURO 2024 quarter-finals start?

5 July 45 W39 vs W37 ( Stuttgart , 18:00) 46 W41 vs W42 ( Hamburg , 21:00)

6 July 48 W40 vs W38 ( Düsseldorf , 18:00) 47 W43 vs W44 ( Berlin , 21:00)

Rest days on 7 and 8 July

When do the EURO 2024 semi-finals start?

9 July 49 W45 vs W46 ( Munich , 21:00)

10 July 50 W47 vs W48 ( Dortmund , 21:00)

Rest days on 11, 12 and 13 July

When is the EURO 2024 final?

14 July W49 vs W50 ( Berlin , 21:00)

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France vs. Netherlands prediction, odds, time: UEFA Euro 2024 picks, June 21 best bets by top soccer expert

Jon eimer has locked in his picks and best bets for friday's netherlands vs. france euro 2024 clash.

Heavyweights in Group D will collide when France and the Netherlands meet in a Euro 2024 group match on Friday at Leipzig Stadium in Leipzig. Prior to the start of the tournament, Les Bleus and the Oranje were overwhelming favorites to advance out of Group D and reach the knockout stage of the tournament. Both teams got their Euro 2024 campaigns off to a winning start with the French beating Austria, and the Dutch knocking off Poland. France and the Netherlands will square off on Friday with the lead in the group on the line. 

Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. ET. Les Bleus are the +125 favorites (risk $100 to win $125) in the latest Netherlands vs. France odds, with the Oranje the +240 underdogs. A draw is priced at +210. The over/under for total goals scored is 2.5. Before you lock in your France vs. Netherlands picks or Euro 2024 predictions, you must  see what proven SportsLine soccer expert Jon (Buckets) Eimer has to say .

Eimer is a high-volume bettor who has vast knowledge of leagues and players across the globe. Since joining SportsLine, he has covered the English Premier League, Serie A, the FA Cup and much more. In 2023 he was red-hot, going 248-234-12 for a profit of $2,593 for $100 bettors.

Now, Eimer has broken down Netherlands vs. France from every angle and identified his picks and Euro 2024 predictions. You can head to SportsLine now to see Eimer's picks . Here are the betting lines and trends for France vs. Netherlands:

• Netherlands vs. France money line: France +125, Netherlands +240, Draw +210
• Netherlands vs. France over/under: 2.5 goals
• Netherlands vs. France spread: Netherlands +0.5 (-150), France -0.5 (+120)
• NED: Memphis Depay leads the team with 45 international goals
• FRA: Antoine Griezmann has scored 44 international goals
• Netherlands vs. France:  See picks at SportsLine

Why you should back France 

Les Bleus have dominated the head-to-head series against the Netherlands recently. The French have won seven of the teams' last eight meetings. That stretch includes home and away victories during Euro 2024 qualifying last year: a resounding 4-0 win in Paris and 2-1 victory in Amsterdam.

In addition, France have a plethora of world-class attackers. Even if Kylian Mbappe is unable to play on Friday with a broken nose, Les Bleus can still field a lineup with Antoine Griezmann (16 goals and six assists in La Liga last season), Marcus Thuram (13 goals and seven assists in Serie A) and Olivier Giroud (15 goals and eight assists in Serie A), among others.  See which team to pick here .

Why you should back Netherlands

The Oranje will face a French side that may be without arguably the best player in the world, Kylian Mbappe. The speedy and prolific winger suffered a broken nose in France's 1-0 victory over Austria, and his availability for Friday's match is in doubt. If he is unable to play, it would be a significant loss for Les Bleus. He has won six straight scoring titles in Ligue 1 and has scored 47 career goals for the French.

The Oranje have a plethora of world-class attackers. Memphis Depay, who has scored 45 goals in his international career, remains a quality threat despite battling injuries. Xavi Simons is a rising 21-year-old star who is coming off his best season. Cody Gakpo, Donyell Malen , Jeremie Frimpong , and Wout Weghorst also have the ability to give defenses headaches, and both Gakpo and Weghorst scored in the 2-1 win over Poland.  See which team to pick here .

How to make Netherlands vs. France picks

Eimer has broken down France vs. Netherlands from every possible angle. He is leaning Under 2.5 goals, and he has three other best bets, all of which would pay plus-money, and a full breakdown of this match.  He's sharing his Euro 2024 picks and analysis only at SportsLine .

So who wins   Netherlands vs. France on Friday, and where does all the betting value lie? Visit SportsLine now to see which wagers in France vs. Netherlands have all the value, all from the soccer expert who was red-hot in 2023 , and find out.

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