The schedule for the 2028 European Football Championship has been unveiled, with England set to begin their campaign at Manchester's Etihad Stadium if they qualify directly. Co-hosts Republic of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales will play all their group matches at home venues. The tournament, launched at an event in London, will feature matches across nine stadiums in eight cities, with Wembley Stadium hosting the final on July 9. Organisers highlighted record ticket availability and significant government investment, while also addressing a pro-Palestine protest outside the launch event. The tournament is expected to bring substantial economic benefits to the host nations.