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Portugal at Euro 2024: Fixtures, kick-off times, stadiums and where to watch
Portugal head into Euro 2024 looking to recapture the glory of the 2010s.
The Portuguese enjoyed a pair of successful tournaments during that decade, finishing third in 2012 before winning the whole thing four years later.
Euro 2020 didn't go as they had planned with a Round of 16 exit, but now Portugal are back and ready for another run to the final four.
As with every recent major tournament, the question remains as to whether this will be the last act in national colours for Cristiano Ronaldo.
Here are the fixtures that will start Portugal's Euro 2024 journey, along with kick-off times and how to watch.
Portugal's Euro 2024 fixtures, kick-off times
Portugal have been drawn into Group F alongside Turkey, Georgia and the Czech Republic.
| Date | Time (CEST) | Fixture | Stadium |
| June 18 | 9:00 p.m. | Portugal vs. Czech Republic | Red Bull Arena |
| June 22 | 6:00 p.m. | Turkey vs. Portugal | Signal Iduna Park |
| June 26 | 9:00 p.m. | Georgia vs. Portugal | Veltins-Arena |
Portugal's Euro 2024 squad
GOALKEEPERS
- Rui Patricio
- Jose Sa
- Diogo Costa
DEFENDERS
- Nelson Semedo
- Pepe
- Ruben Dias
- Diogo Dalot
- Danilo Pereira
- Goncalo Inacio
- Diogo Costa
- Antonio Silva
MIDFIELDERS
- Joao Paulhinha
- Bruno Fernandes
- Joao Neves
- Matheus Nunes
- Ruben Neves
- Vitinha
FORWARDS
- Cristiano Ronaldo
- Goncalo Ramos
- Bernardo Silva
- Joao Felix
- Rafael Leao
- Diogo Jota
- Pedro Neto
- Francisco Conceicao
What stadiums will Portugal play in at Euro 2024?
Portugal will play at three venues during the group stage.
Red Bull Arena - Portugal vs. Czech Republic
Home to RB Leipzig, the venue will be known as Leipzig Stadium during the tournament.
Signal Iduna Park - Turkey vs. Portugal
The famed Westfalenstadion is one of the most intimidating venues in Europe and will host Portugal's second group stage game.
It will be referred to as the BVB Stadion Dortmund throughout Euro 2024.
Veltins-Arena - Georgia vs. Portugal
Arena AufSchalke is, unsurprisingly, the home ground of FC Schalke.
Built in 2001, it boasts a retractable roof and has hosted everything from the FIFA World Cup to the IIHF World Championship.
Portugal's Euro 2024 matches: How to watch
Portugal's games will be broadcast on RTP Portugal, SIC, Sport TV Portugal and TVI in that country.
