Euro 2020 kicks off this week as Turkey take on Italy in the first fixture of the tournament out in Rome on Friday night.
The tournament, of course, gets underway a year late owing to the coronavirus pandemic, however excitement has steadily bubbled away in the build-up to this week's curtain-raiser.
Wales open their tournament on Saturday against Switzerland out in Baku as the competition takes in 11 cities from across the continent.
Here are the host venues for the next four weeks of fixtures:
London, England: Wembley Stadium – Final and semi-finals, two round of 16 games and three group games
Saint Petersburg, Russia: Saint Petersburg Stadium – Six group games and one quarter-final
Baku, Azerbaijan: Baku Olympic Stadium – Three group games, one quarter-final
Munich, Germany: Football Arena Munich – Three group games, one quarter-final
Rome, Italy: Olimpico in Rome – Three group games, one quarter-final
Amsterdam, Netherlands: Johan Cruijff ArenA – Three group games, one round of 16 game
Bucharest, Romania: National Arena Bucharest – Three group games, one round of 16 game
Budapest, Hungary: Puskás Aréna – Three group games, one round of 16 game
Copenhagen, Denmark: Parken Stadium – Three group games, one round of 16 game
Glasgow, Scotland: Hampden Park – Three group games, one round of 16 game
Seville, Spain: Stadium La Cartuja Sevilla – Three group games, one round of 16 game
The tournament is being hosted in 11 different cities to celebrate the 60th birthday of the competition, which was due to be last year.
Michel Platini thought the idea up back in 2012, labelling it a "romantic" one-off event which would both celebrate a pan-continental tournament while not placing the sometimes onerous burden on just one country to host it.
The tournament is made up of six groups of four teams, as follows:
Group A : Turkey, Italy, Wales, Switzerland
Group B : Denmark, Finland, Belgium, Russia
Group C : Netherlands, Ukraine, Austria, North Macedonia
Group D : England, Croatia, Scotland, Czech Republic
Group E : Spain, Sweden, Poland, Slovakia
Group F : Hungary, Portugal, France, Germany
