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ENGLAND are ramping up their preparations for Euro 2020.And the 26 men who will be charged with leading the Three Lions to a trophy for the first time since 1966 are now known with the squad having been announced.
England are looking to win an international tournament for the first time since 1966Credit: Getty
But who will Gareth Southgate’s men be playing against? Here’s all you need to know.
When is England’s first Euro 2020 game?
England’s first Euro 2020 game will be against Croatia.
It will be held on Sunday, June 13 with a 2pm kick-off at Wembley.
The Three Lions will be out for revenge following their World Cup semi-final heartbreak against the Croats three years ago.
On that day, a free kick from Kieran Trippier was not enough as Mario Mandzukic scored an extra time winner for Zlatko Dalic’s team.

Who else will England play at Euro 2020?
England have been drawn in a group containing Croatia, Scotland and the Czech Republic.
Following their game against the Croats, England will take on the Scots in their second match at Wembley, just as they did in Euro 96.
That game will be an 8pm kick-off on Friday, June 18.
England’s third group game will be against the Czech Republic on Tuesday, June 22, also at 8pm.

Will England play all their games at Wembley?
Unlike Euro 96, England will not play all their games at Wembley, or even in England.
This time around, there are eleven host cities with Wembley hosting both semi-finals and the final.
But should England win their group and progress all the way to the final, they will play every game except one at the national stadium.
Following the removal of Dublin as a host city, Wembley is scheduled to host the last 16 match between the winner of England’s group and the runner-up of Group F, containing Portugal, Germany, France and Hungary.
In that scenario, England would have to play the quarter-final in Rome, but all other games would be on home turf. More

WALES will be represented in the second European Championship running as they take on Switzerland, Turkey and Italy.But unlike England and Scotland, they will not be playing in the UK in the Euro 2020 group stage.
Wales will play two of their Euro 2020 games in BakuCredit: PA
Wales will also take on Italy at the Stadio Olimpico in RomeCredit: Reuters
Instead, the Welsh will be heading off to Azerbaijan and Italy for the competition.
And that begs the question, are their fans allowed to join them?
Are Wales fans allowed to travel to Baku and Rome?
As far as UK rules are concerned, Wales fans are legally allowed to travel wherever they like.
That’s because the ban on international travel expired on May 17.
However, both Azerbaijan and Italy are currently on the UK’s Amber list, meaning travel is not advised.
And under the current rules, should Wales fans choose to travel to either country, they will have to quarantine at home for ten days on their return.
They will also have to take a rapid Covid test before departure, plus PCR tests on Day 2 and Day 8 after arrival.
And an FAW statement urged supporters not to make the trips to support the Dragons at Euro 2020.
It read: “Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the FCDO (the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office) has issued advice warning Cymru fans not to travel to Baku or Rome as Azerbaijan and Italy are on the UK Government’s Amber list.
“For those fans who remain determined to travel despite the warnings, the FAW strongly advises that fans check that their travel insurance is still valid and fit for purpose.”
Entry to Italy and Azerbaijan depends on the criteria set out by the two countries, which are set out below.
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Can I enter Italy for Euro 2020?
Italy has reopened to foreign travel and is now allowing passengers from the UK to enter with proof of a negative pre-departure PCR or rapid test.
However, Italy has not announced any plans to sell match tickets to non-Italian residents.
That means you may well end up watching in a bar if you choose to travel.
Can I enter Azerbaijan for Euro 2020?
Unlike Italy, Azerbaijan IS allowing supporters of participating teams from abroad to attend Euro 2020 matches.
And any fans of participating teams will be EXEMPT from local quarantine rules if they hold a valid match ticket.
Moreover, the country will be holding matches at 50 per cent capacity – up from the 25 per cent under which matches will take place in Rome.
All that is needed for Wales fans to enter Azerbaijan and watch their team is a pre-departure negative PCR test.
However, this offer only applies to citizens and residents of the participating countries. and not neutral supporters from Azerbaijan.
As of June 1, fans should NOT travel back from Azerbaijan via Turkey as the country is on the red list.
That means doing so will land you in hotel quarantine on your arrival back in the UK, leaving you £1750 out of pocket.

Can I get travel insurance for Italy and Azerbaijan?
As of June 1, the Foreign and Commonwealth advises against all but essential travel to both Italy and Azerbaijan.
That means if you buy regular travel insurance, it will be void in both countries.
However, some more expensive insurers, such as Battleface, do provide cover for visits to FCO ‘avoid all but essential travel’ destinations.
If you are travelling to Italy and still have a valid EHIC card, you will be entitled to free medical care under most circumstances. But remember to check local regulations. More

GARETH SOUTHGATE has named his England Euro 2020 squad and there’s no room for Jesse Lingard.But that does not mean this is the end for the West Ham loanee as far as international football this summer is concerned.
Jesse Lingard is not in the England Euro 2020 squad, but Gareth Southgate has said he will start against AustriaCredit: Getty
For a start, Gareth Southgate has stated that Lingard will START in the pre-tournament friendly against Austria at the Riverside.
Why is Jesse Lingard set to start for England against Austria?
While Jesse Lingard is not in the England Euro 2020 squad, the Three Lions have a number of players out for the game against Austria.
Additionally, new Covid rules mean he is not ruled out of the Euros entirely.
Uefa regulations state that while the 26-man squads had to be announced by June 21, changes can be made right up to the opening game of Euro 2020.
And that means there could yet be a logic in giving Lingard another chance to show what he can do.
Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate said: “Jesse’s done incredibly well to get back in the race really.
“Going back to January, he was a million miles from being selected for an England squad.
“I said in March he’d had a fabulous few weeks but you’d have to say he was a little fortunate [to be named in the squad for World Cup qualifying], because we were without about four wide players at the time.
“He’s had a good spell for West Ham and he’s played so well for us with England.
“We have total trust in the way he plays. He’s reliable, he’s a great member of the group.
“He will play tomorrow because we’ve got Sancho ill and we’ve obviously got a lot of players not available, and for the balance of the team he’ll start.
“He deserves that opportunity to go and show me that I’m wrong.
“But also, the lads that are with us. They’re the standby players and we’ve got to keep them ready in case they come into that squad.”
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England Euro 2020 squad

Dean Henderson (GK)
Sam Johnstone (GK)
Jordan Pickford (GK)
Trent Alexander-Arnold
Ben Chilwell
Conor Coady
Reece James
Harry Maguire
Tyrone Mings
Luke Shaw
John Stones
Kieran Trippier
Kyle Walker
Jude Bellingham
Jordan Henderson
Mason Mount
Kalvin Phillips
Declan Rice
Dominic Calvert-Lewin
Phil Foden
Jack Grealish
Harry Kane
Marcus Rashford
Bukayo Saka
Jadon Sancho
Raheem Sterling More

EURO 2020 is days away and the squads are being announced.England are the latest country to announce their pool of players – with their 26-man group now confirmed.

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All competing Euro 2020 countries must name a squad of 26 players by June 1, though some are choosing to name larger preliminary squads beforehand.
Spain, meanwhile, have decided to name a smaller squad of 24 players.
Euro 2020 squads
Group A
Gareth Bale will be key to Wales’ hopes in Euro 2020 Group ACredit: PA
Italy
Roberto Mancini has named a provisional squad, but is yet to finalise his pool of players:

Gianluigi Donnarumma (GK)
Alessio Cragno (GK)
Alex Meret (GK)
Salvatore Sirigu (GK)
Francesco Acerbi
Alessandro Bastoni
Cristiano Biraghi
Leonardo Bonucci
Giorgio Chiellini
Giovanni Di Lorenzo
Alessandro Florenzi
Gianluca Mancini
Leonardo Spinazzola
Rafael Toloi
Nicolo Barella
Gaetano Castrovilli
Bryan Cristante
Manuel Locatelli
Lorenzo Pellegrini
Matteo Pessina
Stefano Sensi
Marco Verratti
Andrea Belotti
Domenico Berardi
Federico Bernardeschi
Federico Chiesa
Vincenzo Grifo
Ciro Immobile
Lorenzo Insigne
Moise Kean
Matteo Politano
Giacomo Raspadori

Switzerland
Vladimir Petkovic’s final 26-man Switzerland squad is as follows:

Yann Sommer (GK)
Yvon Mvogo (GK)
Jonas Omlin (GK)
Manuel Akanji 
Loris Benito 
Nico Elvedi 
Kevin Mbabu 
Becir Omeragic 
Ricardo Rodriguez  
Silvan Widmer
Fabian Schar 
Jordan Lotomba 
Eray Comert
Granit Xhaka 
Denis Zakaria 
Remo Freuler 
Djibril Sow 
Admir Mehmedi 
Xherdan Shaqiri 
Ruben Vargas 
Steven Zuber 
Edimilson Fernandes 
Christian Fassnacht 
Breel Embolo 
Mario Gavranovic  
Haris Seferovic

Turkey
Senol Gunes has announced his provisional 30-man squad. The final squad will be announced on June 1.

Mert Günok (GK)
Uğurcan Çakır (GK)
Altay Bayındır (GK)
Gökhan Akkan (GK)
Kaan Ayhan
Çağlar Söyüncü
Zeki Çelik
Merih Demiral
Umut Meraş
Ozan Kabak
Mert Müldür
Rıdvan Yılmaz
Ozan Tufan
Hakan Çalhanoğlu
Okay Yokuşlu
Yusuf Yazıcı
Cengiz Ünder
Mahmut Tekdemir
İrfan Kahveci
Dorukhan Toköz
Abdülkadir Ömür
Efecan Karaca
Taylan Antalyalı
Orkun Kökçü
Halil Akbunar
Turkey Göztepe
Kerem Aktürkoğlu
Burak Yılmaz (c)
Kenan Karaman
Enes Ünal
Halil Dervişoğlu

Wales
Interim boss Robert Page’s 26-man squad is as follows:

Wayne Hennessey (GK)
Danny Ward (GK)
Adam Davies (GK)
Aaron Ramsey
Ben Davies
Joe Rodon
Chris Mepham
Ethan Ampadu
Connor Roberts
Tom Lockyer
Matt Smith
Joe Morrell
Joe Allen
Jonny Williams
Kieffer Moore
David Brooks
Harry Wilson
Neco Williams
Dan James
Ben Cabango
Rhys Norrington-Davies
Dylan Levitt
Rubin Colwill
Tyler Roberts
Chris Gunter
Gareth Bale

Group B
Kevin de Bruyne and Belgium are among the favourites for Euro 2020Credit: Reuters
Belgium
Belgium manager Roberto Martinez’s full 26-man squad is as follows:

Thibaut Courtois (GK)
Simon Mignolet (GK)
Mats Sels (GK)
Toby Alderweireld
Dedryck Boyata
Jason Denayer
Thomas Vermaelen
Jan Vertonghen
Yannick Carrasco
Timothy Castagne
Nacer Chadli
Thorgan Hazard
Thomas Meunier
Kevin de Bruyne
Leander Dendoncker
Dennis Praet
Youri Tielemans
Hans Vanaken
Axel Witsel
Jeremy Doku
Eden Hazard (c)
Dries Mertens
Leandro Trossard
Michy Batshuayi
Christian Benteke
Romelu Lukaku

Standby: Thomas Kaminski (GK), Alexis Saelemaekers, Albert Sambi Lokonga, Bryan Heynen, Thomas Foket, Adnan Januzaj, Brandon Mechele, Jordan Lukaku, Zinho Vanheusden, Yari Verschaeren, Charles de Ketelaere
Denmark
Denmark’s final 26-man squad is as follows:

Kasper Schmeichel (GK)
Frederik Ronnow (GK)
Jonas Lossl (GK)
Simon Kjaer (c)
Andreas Christensen
Mathias Jorgensen
Jens Stryger Larsen
Jannik Vestergaard
Nicolai Boilesen
Joakim Maehle
Joachim Andersen
Christian Eriksen
Thomas Delaney
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg
Daniel Wass
Mathias Jensen
Anders Christiansen
Christian Norgaard
Yussuf Poulsen
Martin Braithwaite
Andreas Cornelius
Kasper Dolberg
Robert Skov
Jonas Wind
Andreas Skov Olsen
Mikkel Damsgaard

Finland
Finland have announced a 29-man preliminary squad. The final squad will be revealed on Tuesday, June 1.

Lukas Hradecky (GK)
Jesse Joronen (GK)
Anssi Jaakkola (GK)
Carljohan Eriksson (GK)
Paulus Arajuuri
Jere Uronen
Juhani Ojala
Thomas Lam
Sauli Vaisanen
Albin Granlund
Nikolai Alho
Daniel O’Shaughnessy
Niko Hamalainen
Leo Vaisanen
Robert Ivanov
Aapo Halme
Tim Sparv (c)
Rasmus Schuller
Glen Kamara
Pyry Soiri
Joni Kauko
Fredrik Jensen
Onni Valakari
Jasin-Amin Assehnoun
Teemu Pukki
Joel Pohjanpalo
Lassi Lappalainen
Roope Riski
Marcus Forss

Russia
Russia manager Stanislav Cherchesov’s preliminary squad is as follows:

Yury Dyupin (GK)
Andrey Lunev (GK)
Anton Shunin (GK)
Matvei Safonov (GK)
Georgi Dzhikiya
Igor Diveev
Mario Fernandes
Roman Yevgenyev
Yuri Zhirkov
Vyacheslav Karavaev
Fyodor Kudryashov
Ilya Samoshnikov
Andrei Semyonov
Dimitri Barinov
Rifat Zhemaletdinov
Maksim Mukhin
Aleksandr Golovin
Arsen Zakharyan
Roman Zobnin
Daniil Fomin
Aleksei Ionov
Daler Kuzyaev
Andrei Mostovoy
Magomed Ozdoyev
Denis Makarov
Aleksei Miranchuk
Denis Cheryshev
Artem Dzyuba (c)
Anton Zabolotny
Aleksandr Sobolev

Group C
Holland are back in tournament football after a seven-year absenceCredit: AFP
Austria
Austria’s final Euro 2020 squad is as follows:

Daniel Bachmann (GK)
Pavao Pervan (GK)
Alexander Schlager (GK)
David Alaba  
Aleksandar Dragovic
Marco Friedl
Martin Hinteregger  
Stefan Lainer 
Philipp Lienhart 
Stefan Posch 
Christopher Trimmel 
Andreas Ulmer
Julian Baumgartlinger
Christoph Baumgartner 
Florian Grillitsch
Stefan Ilsanker 
Konrad Laimer
Valentino Lazaro
Marcel Sabitzer
Luis Schaub  
Xaver Schlager 
Alessandro Schopf
Marko Arnautovic 
Michael Gregoritsch 
Sasa Kalajdzic
Karim Onisiwo

Holland
Holland manager Frank de Boer’s 26-man Euro 2020 squad is as follows:

Marco Bizot (GK)
Tim Krul (GK)
Martin Stekelenburg (GK)
Patrick van Aanholt
Nathan Ake
Daley Blind
Denzel Dumfries
Matthijs de Ligt
Jurrien Timber
Joel Veltman
Stefan de Vrij
Owen Windal
Donny van de Beek
Ryan Gravenberch
Frenkie de Jong
Davy Klaassen
Teun Koopmeiners
Martin de Roon
Georginio Wijnaldum (c)
Steven Berghuis
Cody Gakpo
Luuk de Jong
Donyell Malen
Memphis Depay
Quincy Promes
Wout Weghorst

North Macedonia
North Macedonia manager Igor Angelovski announced his squad on May 20.

Stole Dimitrievski (GK)
Damjan Shishkovski (GK)
Riste Jankov (GK)
Stefan Ristovski
Visar Musliu
Egzon Bejtulai
Kire Ristevski
Gjoko Zajkov
Darko Velkovski
Ezgjan Alioski
Arijan Ademi
Enis Bardhi
Stefan Spirovski
Boban Nikolov
Tihomir Kostadinov
Ferhan Hasani
Eljif Elmaz
Daniel Avramovski
Darko Churlinov
Marjan Radeski
Goran Pandev
Aleksandar Trajkovski
Ivan Trichkovski
Vlatko Stojanovski
Krste Velkovski
Milan Ristovski

Ukraine
Ukraine manager Andriy Shevchenko’s final 26-man squad is as follows:

Andriy Pyatov (c) (GK)
Heorhiy Bushchan (GK)
Anatoliy Trubin (GK)
Mykola Matviyenko
Oleksandr Karavayev
Serhiy Kryvtsov
Eduard Sobol
Vitaliy Mykolenko
Illya Zabarnyi
Oleksandr Tymchyk
Denys Popov
Andriy Yarmolenko
Taras Stepanenko
Oleksandr Zinchenko
Ruslan Malinovskyi
Serhiy Sydorchuk
Viktor Tsyhankov
Roman Bezus
Marlos
Yevhenii Makarenko
Mykola Shaparenko
Oleksandr Zubkov
Heorhiy Sudakov
Roman Yaremchuk
Artem Besyedin
Artem Dovbyk

Group D
Harry Kane will hope to lead England to a first international trophy since 1966Credit: Andy Hooper-The Daily Mail
Croatia
Croatia manager Zlatko Dalic’s final 26-man Euro 2020 squad is as follows:

Lovre Kalinic (GK)
Dominik Livakovic (GK)
Simon Sluga (GK)
Domagoj Vida
Dejan Lovren
Sime Vrsaljko
Borna Barisic
Duje Caleta-Car
Josip Juranovic
Domagoj Bradaric
Mile Skoric
Josko Gvardiol
Luka Modric (c)
Mateo Kovacic
Marcelo Brozovic
Milan Badelj
Mario Pasalic
Nikola Vlasic
Luka Ivanusec
Ivan Perisic
Andrej Kramaric
Ante Rebic
Josip Brekalo
Bruno Petkovic
Mislav Orsic
Ante Budimir

Czech Republic
Czech Republic manager Jaroslav Silhavy’s 26-man Euro 2020 squad is as follows:

Tomas Vaclik (GK)
Jiri Pavlenka (GK)
Ales Mandous (GK)
Pavel Kaderabek
Ondrej Celustka
Tomas Kalas
Jan Boril
Jakub Brabec
Vladimir Coufal
Tomas Holes
Ales Mateju
David Zima
Vladimir Darida (c)
Jakub Jankto
Tomas Soucek
Lukas Masopust
Antonin Barak
Alex Kral
Petr Sevcik
Adam Hlozek
Jakub Pesek
Michal Sadilek
Matej Vydra
Michael Krmencik
Patrik Schick
Tomas Pekhart

England
England manager Gareth Southgate has named his full Euro 2020 squad, which is as follows:

Dean Henderson (GK)
Sam Johnstone (GK)
Jordan Pickford (GK)
Trent Alexander-Arnold
Ben Chilwell
Conor Coady
Reece James
Harry Maguire
Tyrone Mings
Luke Shaw
John Stones
Kieran Trippier
Kyle Walker
Jude Bellingham
Jordan Henderson
Mason Mount
Kalvin Phillips
Declan Rice
Dominic Calvert-Lewin
Phil Foden
Jack Grealish
Harry Kane
Marcus Rashford
Bukayo Saka
Jadon Sancho
Raheem Sterling

Scotland
Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad is as follows:

Craig Gordon (GK)
David Marshall (GK)
Jon McLaughlin (GK)
Liam Cooper
Declan Gallagher
Grant Hanley
Jack Hendry
Scott McKenna
Stephen O’Donnell
Nathan Patterson
Andy Robertson (c)
Greg Taylor
Kieran Tierney
Stuart Armstrong
Ryan Christie
John Fleck
James Forrest
Ryan Fraser
Billy Gilmour
John McGinn
Callum McGregor
Scott McTominay
David Turnbull
Che Adams
Lyndon Dykes
Kevin Nisbet

Group E
Zlatan Ibrahimovic (right) had come out of retirement but will not feature for Sweden after getting injuredCredit: EPA
Poland
Poland manager Paulo Sousa’s squad is as follows:

Lukasz Fabianski
Wojciech Szczesny
Kukasz Skorupski
Kamil Glik
Maciej Rybus
Bartosz Bereszynski
Jan Bednarek
Tomasz Kedziora
Pawel Dawidowicz
Michal Helik
Kamil Piatkowski
Tymoteusz Puchacz
Grzegorz Krychowiak
Piotr Zielinski
Mateusz Klich
Karol Linetty
KamiL Jozwiak
Przemyslaw Frankowski
Jakub Moder
Przemyslaw Placheta
Kacper Kozlowski
Robert Lewandowski (c)
Arkadiusz Milik
Dawid Kownacki
Jakub Swierczok
Karol Swiderski

Slovakia
Slovakia manager Stefan Tarkovic’s 24-man squad has been announced, with the full 26-man squad to follow on June 1.

Martin Dubravka (GK)
Dusan Kuciak (GK)
Marek Rodak (GK)
Petar Pekarik
Tomas Hubocan
Milan Skriniar
Lubomir Satka
Denis Vavro
Jakub Holubek
Marek Hamsik (c)
Juraj Kucka
Vladimir Weiss
Robert Mak
Ondrej Duda
Patrik Hrosovsky
Stanislav Lobotka
Matus Bero
Lukas Haraslin
Laszlo Benes
Tomas Suslov
Erik Jirka
Michal Duris
Robert Bozenik
David Strelec

Spain
Manager Luis Enrique decided to pick only 24 players instead of the 26 he was allowed to select.

David de Gea (GK)
Robert Sanchez (GK)
Unai Simon (GK)
Aymeric Laporte
Jose Gaya
Jordi Alba
Pau Torres
Eric Garcia
Diego Llorente
Cesar Azpilicueta
Marcos Llorente
Sergio Busquets (c)
Rodri
Pedri
Thiago
Koke
Fabian
Dani Olmo
Mikel Oyarzabal
Gerard Moreno
Alvaro Morat
Ferran Torres
Adama Traore
Pablo Sarabia

Sweden
Sweden manager Janne Andersson announced his final 26-man squad on Tuesday, May 18.

Robin Olsen (GK)
Karl-Johan Johnsson (GK)
Kristoffer Nordfeldt (GK)
Mikael Lustig
Ludwig Augustinsson
Victor Lindelof
Marcus Danielson
Martin Olsson
Pontus Jansson
Filip Helander
Emil Krafth
Andreas Granqvist (c)
Sebastian Larsson
Albin Ekdal
Emil Forsberg 
Ken Sema
Viktor Claesson
Jens Cajuste 
Mattias Svanberg
Kristoffer Olsson
Dejan Kulusevski
Gustav Svensson
Jordan Larsson
Alexander Isak
Robin Quaison
Marcus Berg

Group F
Karim Benzema has made a surprise return for FranceCredit: EPA
France
France manager Didier Deschamps’ 26-man squad is as follows:

Hugo Lloris (GK) (c)
Steve Mandanda (GK)
Mike Maignan (GK)
Leo Dubois
Benjamin Pavard
Kurt Zouma
Jules Kounde
Raphael Varane
Clement Lenglet
Prinsel Kimpembe
Lucas Digne
Lucas Hernandez
N’Golo Kante
Paul Pogba
Adrien Rabiot
Corentin Tolisso
Moussa Sissoko
Karim Benzema
Olivier Giroud
Kylian Mbappe
Marcus Thuram
Kingsley Coman
Wissam Ben Yedder
Antoine Griezmann
Thomas Lemar
Ousmane Dembele

Germany
Germany manager Joachim Low – who is departing after Euro 2020 – announced his 26-man squad.

Manuel Neuer (GK) (c)
Bernd Leno (GK)
Kevin Trapp (GK)
Robin Koch
Christian Gunter
Mats Hummels
Antonio Rüdiger
Matthias Ginter
Emre Can
Niklas Sule
Lukas Klostermann
Marcel Halstenberg
Robin Gosens
Toni Kroos
Joshua Kimmich
Thomas Muller
İlkay Gundogan
Leon Goretzka
Leroy Sané
Kai Havertz
Florian Neuhaus
Jonas Hofmann
Jamal Musiala
Timo Werner
Serge Gnabry
Kevin Volland

Hungary
Hungary manager Marco Rossi’s 30-man preliminary squad is as follows:

Peter Gulacsi (GK)
Adam Bogdan (GK)
Denes Dibusz (GK)
Gergo Lovrencsics
Adam Lang
Attila Fiola
Willi Orban
Attila Szalai
Endre Botka
Akos Kecskes
Bendeguz Bolla
Adam Nagy
Laszlo Kleinheisler
Filip Holender
David Siger
Loic Nego
Daniel Gazdag
Andras Schafer
Tamas Cseri
Adam Szalai (c)
Nemanja Nikolic
Roland Sallai
Roland Varga
Jevin Varga
Janos Hahn
Szabolcs Schön

Portugal
Portugal manager Fernando Santos’ squad is as follows:

Rui Silva (GK)
Anthony Lopes (GK)
Rui Patricio (GK)
Raphael Guerrero
Nuno Mendes
Ruben Dias
Jose Fonte
Pepe
Joao Cancelo
Nelson Semedo
Bruno Fernandes
Renato Sanches
Joao Palhinha
Danilo Pereira
Ruben Neves
William Carvahlo
Joao Moutinho
Sergio Oliveira
Bernardo Silva
Rafa Silva
Andre Silva
Joao Felix
Pedro Goncalves
Diogo Jota
Goncalo Guedes
Cristiano Ronaldo (c) More

SPAIN’S man in the middle at the Euro 2020 this summer Carlos del Cerro Grande.The Euros is his first major international tournament as a ref.
Carlos del Cerro Grande has no problem taking charge of big matchesCredit: AFP or licensors
But Grande is no stranger to big competitions, Grande was the fourth official for the 2021 Champions League final and has officiated some high-profile games in the past.
The Spaniard took charge of Manchester United’s 6-2 thrashing of Roma in this seasons Europa League semi-final and Manchester City’s 2-1 Champions League victory at Borussia Dortmund in April.
Who is Carlos del Cerro Grande?
Grande began refereeing in Spain’s third tier in 2006 and as his stock rose at lower level, he was promoted to the Spanish second division six years later.
A Police agent by profession, Grande continued to impress and made his La Liga bow in 2011 where he is now one of Spain’s top referees.
The 45-year-old oversaw his first Champions League qualifying game in 2013 and two years later, the Copa del Rey final between Barcelona and Sevilla where he sent off both Javier Mascherano and Ever Banega.
The Madrid native is unable to officiate El Clasico between Real Madrid and Barcelona but has been given the task of overseeing international and even had a short stint in Saudi Arabia’s professional league.
In 2016, Grande was the recipient of the prestigious Vicente Acebedo Trophy, an annual award by the Spanish Football Federation to the best referees in Spain.
He is no stranger to Wembley Stadium as he took charge of England’s 3-0 friendly win over Republic of Ireland in November 2020.
What is his refereeing style?
Grande is known for a common-sense style of refereeing when making decisions, opting to allow games to flow.

His experience and know-how of when to intervene has elevated him to the top of the Spanish game.
What games is he taking charges of at Euro 2020?
This has not yet been confirmed but he is expected to officiate in both the group stages and the latter rounds of the tournament. More