Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five Euro 2028 matches. The tournament is expected to bring £120m to the local economy.

What are the matches?

The five matches include Group E, C, F, and D matches, as well as a last 16 knockout match.

Why does it matter for Newcastle United?

This will be a major boost to the local economy, with hundreds of thousands of visitors expected.

What comes next?

Newcastle City Council will reveal plans for a UEFA Festival, with City Centre sites and park locations. The festival will include activities and events for visitors and football fans. | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: Monday 12 June 2028 - Group E match Thursday 15 June 2028 - Group C match Saturday 17 June 2028 - Group F match Tuesday 20 June 2028 - Group D match Sunday 25 June 2028 - Last 16 knockout match The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council will make sure there is plenty going on around the city during the month-long tournament. The council will put Newcastle firmly on the international map. Preparations and plans are well underway to show off the city and present activities and events for hundreds of thousands of visitors and football fans. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the tournament. The UEFA Festival will include a massive festival with City Centre sites and park locations. Details of the festival will be revealed soon. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The match schedule is as follows: | Match | Date | | --- | --- | | Group E | Monday 12 June 2028 | | Group C | Thursday 15 June 2028 | | Group F | Saturday 17 June 2028 | | Group D | Tuesday 20 June 2028 | | Last 16 knockout | Sunday 25 June 2028 | The last 16 knockout match will feature the winners of Group B and one of the third-place finishers from Groups A, D, E, or F. If England qualifies for Euro 2028 and finishes top of Group B, they will play their last 16 knockout match at St James' Park. Newcastle City Council said the tournament will be a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East. The council will ensure daily life continues for residents and businesses during the month-long tournament. The UEFA EURO tournament will start on Friday 9 June 2028 and end with the final on Sunday 9 July 2028. It will be played at nine venues across England, Scotland, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland. There will be 51 games played during Euro 2028. Newcastle United's St James' Park will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout match for England. The tournament is expected to bring in an additional £120m into the local economy. EURO 2028 is a major catalyst for growth across the city and the North East, boosting tourism, supporting local business, and driving regional investment. The draw for the tournament will take place in December 2027. The five games and month-long tournament will provide a significant boost to the local economy. Newcastle United's St James' Park is one of the nine venues selected to host Euro 2028 matches. The other venues include Wembley Stadium, Principality Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Etihad Stadium, Hill Dickinson Stadium, Villa Park, Hampden Park, and Aviva Stadium. The tournament will feature 51 games, with the final taking place on Sunday 9 July 2028. Newcastle City Council is working to ensure the tournament is a success and brings benefits to the local community. The council is planning a range of activities and events to coincide with the tournament. These will include cultural events, fan zones, and other activities to enhance the visitor experience. The tournament is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Newcastle United's St James' Park will be one of the main venues for the tournament. The stadium will host five matches, including a potential last 16 knockout