Euro 2020 is finally here, a year late due to covid-19, with Rome among the 11 host cities staging the 51 fixtures of the long-awaited European football championship. The rescheduled tournament kicks off in Rome's Stadio Olimpico, when Italy faces Turkey on Friday 11 June at 21.00.

In line with coronavirus protocols, the stadium will host 25 per cent of its capacity. Rome will also hold two other Group A matches - with Italy facing Switzerland (at 21.00 on Wednesday 16 June) and Wales (at 18.00 on Sunday 20 June) - plus a quarter-final match at 21.00 on Saturday 3 July.