Portugal, Turkey, Portugal and the Czech Republic They are framed in Group F of the final stage of the German Euro Cup which will be held this summer, specifically between June 14 and July 14.
Portugal He is the big favorite to advance to the round of 16 first. If summoned, Cristiano Ronaldo He will play his sixth Euro final phase in Germany, where he holds the records for goals (14) and games (25).
The Portuguese team has participated in eight finals of the Euro Cup, a competition in which they were declared champions in 2016 and runners-up in 2004. In the qualification phase, the Robert Martinez They finished first in Group J, with 10 wins in 10 games.
For its part, the Czech Republic secured its eighth consecutive presence at the final stage of the Euro, where it reached the quarter-finals (twice), the semi-finals and the final in the last seven editions in which it participated, and seeks to repeat its success in 1976. , inspired by the legendary Antonin Panenka. The Czechs are second in Group E, with four wins, three draws and one loss.
About Turkey, It should be noted that they reached their third straight Euro final after beating Latvia 4-0 at home. In their last two appearances, the Turks were eliminated at the group stage, but in 2008 they reached the semi-finals, where they lost a thrilling 3-2 against Germany. In the qualifying phase, the Ottomans were champions of Group D, with five wins, two draws and one loss.
Finally, Georgia appears as a debutant in a final stage of the Euro Cup. The students of Willy Sagnol They finished fourth in a very competitive Group A, with five teams, beating Scotland, Norway and Cyprus, although they also lost 1-7 at home in Spain.
However, Georgia made history in the play-offs, losing Luxembourg and Greecethe last in the penalty shootout, to reach the final stage as an independent nation for the first time in its history.
Group F matches
06/18: Turkey-Georgia (Dortmund, 18:00)
06/18: Portugal -Rep. Czech (Leipzig, 9:00 pm)
06/22: Georgia-Czech Rep. (Hamburg, 3:00 p.m.)
06/22: Turkey-Portugal (Dortmund, 18:00)
06/26: Czech Rep.-Turkey (Hamburg, 9:00 pm)
06/26: Georgia-Portugal (Gelsenkirchen, 9:00 pm)
Source: La Verdad
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