UEFA EURO 2020

The Scottish FA and its key Local Organising Structure [LOS] partners are pleased to have Glasgow’s host city status for UEFA EURO 2020 confirmed at today’s meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee.

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.

As Scotland gears up to host four UEFA EURO 2020 matches next year ‘The Hampden Roar’, an exciting family-friendly football exhibition, recently toured the country featuring the European Championship trophy.

The countdown to Glasgow’s biggest ever football event continued today, as plans for a major city centre Football Village for UEFA EURO 2020 were unveiled.

Leading online food delivery marketplace Takeaway.com announces a new sponsorship deal with UEFA EURO 2020, which will see them become the tournament’s Official Food Delivery Services Partner.

The deal will see Heineken become the Official Beer Partner of UEFA EURO 2020 as well as extending its UEFA Champions League partnership for another three-year cycle, from 2021 until 2024.

The diversity of UEFA EURO 2020 is the inspiration behind adidas' official 'Uniforia' match ball which will be used at next summer's tournament.