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The eEURO 2020 final tournament gets under way this weekend, with 16 teams battling it out to be crowned champions of Europe and matches screened on UEFA’s YouTube channel.

Following weekend speculation the Local Organising Structure Glasgow wishes to clarify that it has reconfirmed its position as a host city venue for UEFA EURO 2020, rescheduled next year.

UEFA has confirmed that next summer's final tournament will still be known as UEFA EURO 2020, to honour the event's original vision.

Following today’s announcement from UEFA’s Executive Committee on the future planning for the rescheduled UEFA EURO 2020, the Local Organising Structure Glasgow is continuing discussions with a view to reaffirming its position as a host city for next year’s rescheduled tournament.

Ten countries will battle it out over the next couple of weeks as they try to book the final six spots available for the online UEFA eEURO 2020 final tournament in May, with matches on UEFA’s YouTube channel.

The remaining six places in the final tournament will be decided through the play-offs in April, with selected matches to be broadcast on UEFA’s YouTube channel. 

The UEFA EURO 2020 Glasgow Local Organising Structure (LOS) notes today’s decision by UEFA to postpone the European Football Championship until 2021.

The countdown is on to the biggest footballing event to ever come to our shores. 

Citizens urged to 'Play Your Game' as a selection of new football events are added to Glasgow's already diverse regional football programme.

Biggest ever EURO attracts highest ever number of Volunteers.