The European Championship 2020 kicks off this weekend!
The major tournament begins with Turkey vs Italy on Friday night.
With 24 teams in six different groups (A-F), the group stage is not completely straightforward. The top two teams in each group qualify for the knockout rounds.
The other four teams in the round of 16 are the teams with the most points in third place. In Euro 2016, eventual winners Portugal qualified through this route, as they drew all of their group stage matches.
It sounds complicated, but to keep you on track of every fixture we have this brilliant wallchart courtesy of the Mirror.
Download you Euro 2020 wallchart below and print at home.
Portugal lifted the trophy despite only winning one game in 90 minutes across the entire tournament, a 2-0 victory over Wales in the semi-final.
England have three group matches, the first of which is against Croatia. Gareth Southgate's side are in Group D, but are likely to be without Liverpool skipper, Jordan Henderson, and Manchester United captain, Harry Maguire, for the tournament opener.
