[EU] The U-21 European Championship (1 Viewer)

JCK

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This competition starts on the 15th of June and it is held in four cities in Sweden, Malmö, Helsingborg, Halmstad and Göteborg.

The groups are as follows:

Group A
SWEDEN
BELARUS
ITALY
SERBIA

Group B
SPAIN
GERMANY
ENGLAND
FINLAND


The dates for the group matches are:

15/06 Grp B England 18:15 Finland
15/06 Grp B Spain 20:45 Germany
16/06 Grp A Sweden 18:15 Belarus
16/06 Grp A Italy 20:45 Serbia
18/06 Grp B Germany 18:15 Finland
18/06 Grp B Spain 20:45 England
19/06 Grp A Sweden 16:00 Italy
19/06 Grp A Belarus 18:15 Serbia
22/06 Grp B Finland 20:45 Spain
22/06 Grp B Germany 20:45 England
23/06 Grp A Serbia 20:45 Sweden
23/06 Grp A Belarus 20:45 Italy

26/6 Semi finals
29/6 Final
 

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    I wanted to go for Spain - Germany and Spain - England as they are played here in town but Spain - England is fully booked :(

    Today I got my tickets for the Spain - Germany though...it can be a good match.

    I will try my best to get a ticket to one of the semi-finals as it is also played here in town but I doubt I can get something.
     
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    Why not? Spain - Germany still has tickets available.
     

    Esteban

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    What stadium in GBG, The "Nya Gamla Ullevi" or the bigger Ullevi? I'm guessing the New Old Ullevi but I would say there would be no problems filling up the 43k seater for Sweden games and the final.
     
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    It will be the New Old Ullevi. Sweden will play all the group matches in Helsingborg and the final will be played there.

    Göteborg will have three matches from Group B and one semi final.
     

    Esteban

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    It will be the New Old Ullevi. Sweden will play all the group matches in Helsingborg and the final will be played there.

    Göteborg will have three matches from Group B and one semi final.
    Not according to fotbollskanalen.se and they should know given that it's TV4 who will air the tournament.

    16 juni
    18:15 TV4 Sverige - Vitryssland (Malmö)

    19 juni
    16:00 TV4 Sverige - Italien (Helsingborg)

    23 juni
    20:45 TV4 Serbien - Sverige (Malmö)

    29 juni
    20:45 TV4 Final (Malmö)
     
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    Where will the other semi-final be played? And how can Sweden play their semi final (if they advance) in Göteborg? if they end up 1st or 2nd in the group?
     

    Esteban

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    My ideal eleven for Sweden, it's gonna be 4-4-2 and no Harbuzi though.

    4-3-1-2
    Dahlin (Lyn)
    Lustig (Rosenborg) R.Bengtsson (Trelleborg) Bjärsmyr (IFK Gothenburg) M.Bengtsson (Blackburn) -
    R.Elm (Kalmar) G.Svensson (IFK Gothenburg) Bajrami (Elfsborg) -
    Harbuzi (Malmö) -
    Wernbloom (AZ Alkmaar) Toivonen (PSV Eindhoven)

    Most of these guys are probably unknowns to the general football fan, we're miles below Italy, Spain, etc in terms of star quality but we have some good players in there and we actually drew with both Italy and Spain just a few months ago in friendlies with both teams full strength.

    The objective must be advancing from the group stages, which will be a tough task given that Italy will probably cruise and none of Serbia or Belarus are batty boys.
     

    Juventine

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    My ideal eleven for Sweden, it's gonna be 4-4-2 and no Harbuzi though.

    4-3-1-2
    Dahlin (Lyn)
    Lustig (Rosenborg) R.Bengtsson (Trelleborg) Bjärsmyr (IFK Gothenburg) M.Bengtsson (Blackburn) -
    R.Elm (Kalmar) G.Svensson (IFK Gothenburg) Bajrami (Elfsborg) -
    Harbuzi (Malmö) -
    Wernbloom (AZ Alkmaar) Toivonen (PSV Eindhoven)

    Most of these guys are probably unknowns to the general football fan, we're miles below Italy, Spain, etc in terms of star quality but we have some good players in there and we actually drew with both Italy and Spain just a few months ago in friendlies with both teams full strength.

    The objective must be advancing from the group stages, which will be a tough task given that Italy will probably cruise and none of Serbia or Belarus are batty boys.
    Where is Ekdal? Is he too young to get a starting spot?
     
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    No, he hasn't got enough playing time to be given a starting point.
     

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