Well it seems I got extra tickets to Italy - Wales, but sadly missed out on Finland games. Might be interested to trade those extra Italy - Wales tickets to Denmark - Finland or Russia - Finland or Belgium - Finland. But let's see what happens..
I think that kind of thing is going to be the norm. I forsee an unprecedented # of tickets changing hands for this tournament. I applied for all the Wembley games and got the only one I didn't really want which was the Rd of 16. It really should have been weighted so fans of the host nations had more chance of tickets in their own countries.
Updated schedule PDF released with kickoff times. https://www.uefa.com/MultimediaFiles/Download/competitions/General/02/63/56/69/2635669_DOWNLOAD.pdf
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Who agrees on the below ? Most demanded games in round 1: 1. Germany x France 2. England x Croatia 3. Germany x Portugal
Maybe Denmark vs. Finland too. There was supposedly very high demand for Copenhagen matches even before Denmark secured qualification, and now they open at home vs. the Finns which will be playing in their first major tournament, in the smallest venue of Euro 2020.
I'd applied for all 3 group games in Dublin hoping to see N.I or ROI. Both are in the playoffs and if through will play in this group. But I only got tickets for the final group game on 24th June, Sweden vs Poland. The playoff winners will play Spain in Bilbao this date.
Is anyone else just a bit underwhelmed at the games in the UK group? No doubt Wembley will sell out because it's England but Czech Republic v Croatia and Czech Republic v (probably) Serbia don't strike me as being particularly enticing to the casual fan? If Serbia do indeed make it through the playoffs their final game would be against Croatia in Glasgow, this could admittedly be a fascinating encounter but perhaps not the sort of atmosphere you'd be wanting to take the wife and kids to! Anyone more local to Glasgow (Hearts123?) care to comment? Are you planning on going to these games? Or will locals buy up the tickets in the hope that Scotland make it through the playoffs?
What is my access code to Add more tickets??. I see that screen once i built my account. Can anyone explain this screen for me.? Cheers Pj
Selling (at face value): Match 8 Glasgow - 2 x cat 2 (Czech Republic v play-off winner C) Match 19 Glasgow - 1 x cat 2 (Croatia v Czech Republic) Match 33 Bilbao - 1 x cat 2 (Spain v play-off winner B) Match 38 Amsterdam - 1 x cat 2 (Round of 16)
Trip Advisor used to get these strange random posts for Russia 2018. Can't really report it as spam but would like to.
I’m really surprised they put the first England game in the 15:00 time slot. With a game in Bucharest that day I thought Bucharest would be earlier and England later given the time zone differences. I erred a bit in planning getting tickets for the Copenhagen game the night before and then the England game. It will be a tough travel day. Earliest flights from CPH seem to get into London around 9:00 a.m. and any delay could be a problem.
A friend pointed out earlier that after the draw UEFA have now raised the prices for the Portugal vs. France Budapest match in line with the other higher priced city group match prices. So much for their "extensive research looking at the purchasing power of people living in the various host countries.". Cheeky!
Loads of time from any London airport. I'm doing a day trip from Dublin and get into Heathrow just after 8am. I'm delighted with the kickoff time. The other game I'm doing on a tight schedule is Bilbao on June 20th. Again from Dublin via Brussels arrive at 13.40 for a 9pm kickoff. I got really lucky here as the earlier option (via Amsterdam) was far too expensive. I will be at the game in Dublin the day before so cannot fly earlier. I wouldn't risk a flight (certainly not 2) on the morning of a Republic of Ireland game but taking a chance as a neutral hasn't gone wrong for me yet.
Whilst this is a very attractive fixture they will be relying on a lot of neutrals paying high prices as the competing nations won't travel in large numbers. Working day too. They will probably end up selling lots at cat 3 for Portugal v France.