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Fase eliminatoria de la Eurocopa 2020

La fase eliminatoria de la Eurocopa 2020 comenzó el 26 de junio de 2021 con los octavos de final y finalizó el 11 de julio de 2021 con la final en el Estadio de Wembley en Londr...

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La fase eliminatoria de la Eurocopa 2020 comenzó el 26 de junio de 2021 con los octavos de final y finalizó el 11 de julio de 2021 con la final en el Estadio de Wembley en Londres , Inglaterra. [1]

Los horarios que se indican corresponden al horario de verano de Europa central ( UTC+2 ). Si el recinto se encuentra en una zona horaria diferente, también se indica la hora local.

Formato

En la fase eliminatoria, si un partido estaba empatado al final de los 90 minutos de tiempo normal de juego, se jugaba tiempo extra (dos períodos de 15 minutos cada uno), donde cada equipo podía hacer una sexta sustitución . [2] Si todavía había empate después del tiempo extra, el partido se decidía mediante una tanda de penaltis para determinar los ganadores. [3]

La UEFA ha establecido el siguiente calendario para los octavos de final: [3]

  • Partido 1 : Ganador del Grupo B contra 3.er lugar del Grupo A/D/E/F
  • Partido 2 : Ganador del Grupo A vs. Subcampeón del Grupo C
  • Partido 3 : Ganador del Grupo F contra el 3.er puesto del Grupo A/B/C
  • Partido 4 : Subcampeón del Grupo D vs Subcampeón del Grupo E
  • Partido 5 : Ganador del Grupo E contra el 3.er puesto del Grupo A/B/C/D
  • Partido 6 : Ganador del Grupo D vs Subcampeón del Grupo F
  • Partido 7 : Ganador del Grupo C vs 3er. Grupo D/E/F
  • Partido 8 : Subcampeón del Grupo A vs Subcampeón del Grupo B

Como en todos los torneos desde la Eurocopa 1984 , no hubo partido por el tercer puesto .

Combinaciones de partidos en octavos de final

Los enfrentamientos específicos entre los equipos que ocuparon el tercer lugar dependieron de qué cuatro equipos que ocuparon el tercer lugar se clasificaron para los octavos de final: [3]

  Combinación según los cuatro equipos clasificados

Equipos calificados

Los dos primeros equipos de cada uno de los seis grupos, junto con los cuatro terceros equipos mejor ubicados, clasificaron para la fase eliminatoria. [3]

Soporte

Octavos de final

Gales vs Dinamarca

Asistencia: 14.645 [4]
Árbitro: Daniel Siebert ( Alemania )

Italia vs Austria

Asistencia: 18.910 [7]

Países Bajos vs República Checa

Asistencia: 52.834 [9]
Árbitro: Sergei Karasev ( Rusia )

Bélgica vs Portugal

Asistencia: 11.504 [11]
Árbitro: Felix Brych ( Alemania )

Croacia vs España

Asistencia: 22.771 [13]

Francia vs Suiza

Asistencia: 22.642 [15]

Inglaterra vs Alemania

Asistencia: 41.973 [17]
Árbitro: Danny Makkelie ( Holanda )

Suecia vs Ucrania

Asistencia: 9.221 [19]
Árbitro: Daniele Orsato ( Italia )

Cuartos de final

Suiza vs España

Asistencia: 24.764 [21]

Bélgica vs Italia

Fase eliminatoria de la Eurocopa 2020: Bélgica vs Italia
Asistencia: 12.984 [23]

República Checa vs Dinamarca

Asistencia: 16.306 [25]

Ucrania vs Inglaterra

Asistencia: 11.880 [27]
Árbitro: Felix Brych ( Alemania )

Semifinales

Italia vs España

Asistencia: 57.811 [29]
Árbitro: Felix Brych ( Alemania )

Inglaterra vs Dinamarca

Asistencia: 64.950 [31]
Árbitro: Danny Makkelie ( Holanda )

Final

Attendance: 67,173[34]

Notes

  1. ^ Mathias Jensen went off injured after Denmark had used all substitutions.[33]

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