Let’s dive into the exciting details about the EURO 2024 quarter-finals and the top eight teams that made it. Here’s a fun breakdown:

England vs. Türkiye

• Date: July 5, 2024
• Time: 18:00 CET
• Stadium: Olympiastadion, Berlin

France vs. Switzerland

• Date: July 5, 2024
• Time: 21:00 CET
• Stadium: Allianz Arena, Munich

Germany vs. Portugal

• Date: July 6, 2024
• Time: 18:00 CET
• Stadium: Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund

Netherlands vs. Spain

• Date: July 6, 2024
• Time: 21:00 CET
• Stadium: Veltins-Arena, Gelsenkirchen

England

England topped Group C despite not being at their best. Key moments include Jude Bellingham’s amazing overhead kick and Harry Kane’s winning header against Slovakia. Coach Gareth Southgate hopes his team will show more consistency. Kane, the team’s talisman, remains crucial, and young talent Cole Palmer might surprise everyone.

France

France, led by the experienced Didier Deschamps, showed grit but had to settle for second place in Group D. Kylian Mbappé, their star player, is determined to lead the team to glory. Watch out for Bradley Barcola, who has impressed everyone this season.

Germany

The host nation, Germany, started strong with a big win against Scotland. Coach Julian Nagelsmann’s team, led by the skillful İlkay Gündoğan, aims to make a deep run. Keep an eye on Maximilian Mittelstädt, a standout left-back.

Netherlands

The Dutch had a mixed group stage but bounced back with a solid win over Romania. Ronald Koeman’s squad, featuring key player Memphis Depay and rising star Jeremie Frimpong, looks to continue their momentum.

Portugal

Portugal had a perfect group stage, and though they faced a scare against Slovenia, they prevailed in penalties. Roberto Martínez’s team, featuring Bruno Fernandes and young sensation João Neves, aims to replicate their 2016 success.

Spain

Spain, under coach Luis de la Fuente, dominated their group with four straight wins. Rodri is a key player, and Lamine Yamal, the tournament’s youngest player, is one to watch. Spain is eyeing a record fourth EURO title.

Switzerland

Switzerland had a strong run, including an impressive win over Italy. Coach Murat Yakin’s team, led by Granit Xhaka, is full of confidence. Michael Aebischer has been a surprising standout.

Türkiye

Türkiye made it to the quarter-finals after thrilling victories, including a dramatic win over Austria. Coach Vincenzo Montella’s squad, with captain Hakan Çalhanoğlu and young star Arda Güler, hopes to continue their impressive run.