The 2028 European Championship is set to kick off at the National Stadium of Wales in Cardiff, marking the start of a tournament co-hosted by Britain and Ireland. This marks another milestone in the region's rich footballing history as the event unfolds over various iconic venues.

With matches played across eight cities, including London, Dublin, Belfast, Birmingham, and Glasgow, the tournament promises to draw fans from all over Europe. The semifinals and final will be hosted at Wembley Stadium, adding yet another chapter to the stadium's storied association with Euro history.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer highlighted the economic benefits anticipated from the month-long event, which runs from June 9 to July 9. While more than three million tickets will be up for grabs, UEFA is yet to rel

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