Euro cup 2023

Per The 2022-23 7DAYS EuroCup edition promises to be another one full of thrills and excitement, and now the countdown can start with the release of the full 2022-23 7DAYS EuroCup Regular Season schedule! Just DOWNLOAD THE CALENDAR now to the device of your choice and keep your club’s biggest dates of the season close at hand at all times. Your device | Round-by-Round | Printable The regular season features 20 teams all vying for a chance to get their hands on the EuroCup crown. The season opens on Tuesday, October 11, so there is plenty of time to plan how you will enjoy 18 rounds of what promises to be another competitive EuroCup campaign. Teams are scheduled to play for four consecutive weeks to start the season, then return to action on November 23 and play for five more weeks to wrap up the first half of the regular season. The other nine regular season rounds take place in 2023, starting on January 10. There will be a one-month break between Round 14 and Round 15, from February 8 to March 8, and the regular season will go non-stop after that until its end. The regular season is due to finish on March 29, 2023, when the top eight teams in each group will be advancing to the elimination rounds, which for the second consecutive season consist of the eighthfinals, quarterfinals, semifinals and finals, all played in a single-game format in which the higher-ranked team from the regular season will hold home-court advantage. The eighthfinals are scheduled to start on April ...

2023 finals 19 March: UEFA Women's Futsal EURO 🏆 Spain 6 April: Women's Finalissima 🏆 England 24 April: UEFA Youth League 🏆 7 May: UEFA Futsal Champions League 🏆 26 May: WU17 EURO 🏆 France 31 May: UEFA Europa League 🏆 2 June: U17 EURO 🏆 Germany 3 June: UEFA Women's Champions League 🏆 7 June: UEFA Europa Conference League 🏆 10 June: UEFA Champions League 🏆 Manchester City 11 June: FIFA U-20 World Cup 🏆 Uruguay 17 June: UEFA Regions Cup (Galicia, Spain) 18 June: UEFA Nations League (Feijenoord Stadion, Rotterdam, Netherlands) 8 July: U21 EURO (Batumi Arena, Batumi, Georgia) 16 July: U19 EURO (National Stadium, Ta' Qali, Malta) 30 July: WU19 EURO (Den Dreef, Leuven, Belgium) 16 August: UEFA Super Cup (Stadio Georgios Karaiskakis, Athens, Greece) 20 August: FIFA Women's World Cup (Stadium Australia, Sydney, Australia) 10 September: UEFA Under-19 Futsal EURO (Žatica Arena, Poreč, Croatia) June 3 June: UEFA Women's Champions League final (Eindhoven, Netherlands) 7 June: UEFA Europa Conference League final (Prague, Czechia) 9–17 June: UEFA Regions' Cup final tournament (Galicia, Spain) 10 June: UEFA Champions League final (Istanbul, Türkiye) 13 June: UEFA Champions League preliminary round draw 14–18 June: UEFA Nations League finals (Rotterdam & Enschede, Netherlands) 14–20 June: 2023-25 UEFA European Under-21 Championship qualifying 16–17 June: UEFA EURO 2024 qualifying, Matchday 3 16 June: UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship and UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championsh...

June 10 (Reuters) - List of European Cup/Champions League winners since the competition began in 1955-56 after Manchester City beat Inter Milan 1-0 in Saturday's final in Istanbul: Date Venue Winners Runners-up 1956 Paris Real Madrid 4 Stade Reims 3 1957 Madrid Real Madrid 2 Fiorentina 0 1958 Brussels Real Madrid 3 AC Milan 2* 1959 Stuttgart Real Madrid 2 Stade Reims 0 1960 Glasgow Real Madrid 7 Eintracht Frankfurt 3 1961 Berne Benfica 3 Barcelona 2 1962 Amsterdam Benfica 5 Real Madrid 3 1963 London AC Milan 2 Benfica 1 1964 Vienna Inter Milan 3 Real Madrid 1 1965 Milan Inter Milan 1 Benfica 0 1966 Brussels Real Madrid 2 Partizan Belgrade 1 1967 Lisbon Celtic 2 Inter Milan 1 1968 London Manchester United 4 Benfica 1* 1969 Madrid AC Milan 4 Ajax Amsterdam 1 1970 Milan Feyenoord 2 Celtic 1* 1971 London Ajax Amsterdam 2 Panathinaikos 0 1972 Rotterdam Ajax Amsterdam 2 Inter Milan 0 1973 Belgrade Ajax Amsterdam 1 Juventus 0 1974 Brussels Bayern Munich 4 Atletico Madrid 0 (in replay after 1-1 draw) 1975 Paris Bayern Munich 2 Leeds United 0 1976 Glasgow Bayern Munich 1 St Etienne 0 1977 Rome Liverpool 3 B Moenchengladbach 1 1978 London Liverpool 1 Club Bruges 0 1979 Munich Nottingham Forest 1 Malmo FF 0 1980 Madrid Nottingham Forest 1 Hamburg SV 0 1981 Paris Liverpool 1 Real Madrid 0 1982 Rotterdam Aston Villa 1 Bayern Munich 0 1983 Athens Hamburg SV 1 Juventus 0 1984 Rome Liverpool 1 AS Roma 1 (Liverpool won 4-2 on penalties) 1985 Brussels Juventus 1 Liverpool 0 1986 Seville Ste...

EURO 2024 qualifying is here, and you’re in the right spot for groups, fixtures, and results. Italy outlasted England in penalty kicks to win EURO 2020 and is bidding to become the first repeat winner since Spain in 2008 and 2012. [ MORE: England is still seeking its first European Championship and will be favored to emerge from Group C with aforementioned Italy as well as Ukraine, North Macedonia, and Malta. Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions started off 2024 qualifying well as Harry Kane snapped a tie with Wayne Rooney atop England’s all-time goals list with a 2-1 win in Italy, Netherlands and France are also in a spicy group that has dark horse Republic of Ireland and former champions Greece, as well as Gibraltar. [ MORE: A number of nations have guaranteed themselves no worse than a playoff spot due to their performances in the UEFA Nations League: Netherlands, Greece, Italy, Spain, Scotland, Georgia, Croatia, Turkey, Serbia, Kazakhstan. Manchester United transfer news, live! Latest reports, rumors, updates EURO 2024 qualifying schedule Thursday, March 23 Kazakhstan 1-2 Slovenia Slovakia 0-0 Luxembourg Italy 1-2 England – Denmark 3-1 Finland Portugal 4-0 Liechtenstein San Marino 0-2 Northern Ireland North Macedonia 2-1 Malta Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-0 Iceland Friday, March 24 Bulgaria 0-1 Montenegro Gibraltar 0-3 Greece Moldova 1-1 Faroe Islands Serbia 2-0 Lithuania Austria 4-1 Azerbaijan Sweden 0-3 Belgium Czech Republic 3-1 Poland France 4-0 Netherlands Saturday, March 2...

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