UEFA has published the EURO 2028 venue programme. Wembley will stage eight matches and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium five, giving London 13 in total. Dublin has seven; Cardiff and Glasgow six each; Manchester, Liverpool and Newcastle five each; Villa Park in Birmingham four. These allocations cover all 51 tournament matches.
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