All information on the way to the European Championship: Where does the national team live? Who is being tested against? Where can you get tickets?

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Bologna loanee Remo Freuler Remo Freuler thinks the group is great: “It’s fun to play against the hosts. It will also be great for the fans, because the stadium in Frankfurt will burn down. Scotland and Hungary also play good football.”

Mainz captain Silvan Widmer looks out the window and says: “I think this is a cool group! I’m looking forward to all the matches. But clearly mainly about the match against Germany. Of course I know a lot of players from the Bundesliga. An exciting group in which we should not underestimate any of the three opponents.”

Scottish coach: ‘Hope the Germans like our fans’

This is what Scotland coach Steve Clarke said: “These are three strong teams and I hope they will find a tough opponent in us. We don’t set goals for ourselves. We just want to perform and then add up the points. Our fans are great and know how to behave. I hope the Germans will like them. Switzerland has had high quality for years.”

This is what Hungarian coach Marco Rossi says: “The draw may seem easier or more difficult, but there are no easy matches at a European Championship. But Germany is clearly the best of the four teams. Scotland is physically strong. Switzerland has exceptional playing power.”

Nati lives in the Ruhr area

Where does Switzerland live? Because they play twice in Cologne, Switzerland remains in the greater Ruhr area. Murat Yakin and Pierluigi Tami will explore two locations each on Sunday and Monday.

Test match likely against Denmark

Who is Switzerland testing against? They originally wanted to test against France in Marseille in March. That fell apart. Now it will probably be Denmark in Copenhagen, the only details are missing. And then people talk about Turkey in Switzerland. For the final round they wanted to test against Germany. This is now outdated. You are looking for a new opponent.

Tickets are still available here

How do you get tickets? The first general ticket sales period ended on October 26. 1.2 million tickets have already been distributed to people. There are a total of 2.7 million tickets. For fans of qualified teams such as Switzerland, there are country-specific tickets that you can request after the group draw from Monday 4 to 12 December. Tickets can only be purchased via the UEFA homepage (you must register as a “Switzerland Fan” on the ticket portal before December 12). If demand exceeds the number of tickets, they will be raffled. In a third phase, tickets can be purchased after the play-offs in March, but fans of the last three qualifying countries will be given priority. There will also be a last minute sale shortly before the tournament and before the knockout rounds. And in the spring an official resale platform for returned Tix.

Source : Blick