After the two matches scheduled for today, all the National teams competing in the tournament will have made their debut at Euro2020.
Of the teams having at least one Atalanta player in the squad, Robin Gosens’ Germany will round off the first round of EURO2020 matches by facing France at 21.00 CEST.

Waiting for this last match, let’s see how things went for the other Nerazzurri players starting off with GROUP A
– Friday 11 June: Turkey 0-3 Italy (Matteo Pessina was on the bench, Rafael Toloi was not included in the teamsheet)
– Saturday 12 June: Wales 1-1 Switzerland (Remo Freuler completed the full 90 minutes)
Next fixtures
– Wednesday 16 June, Stadio Olimpico (Rome), 21.00 CEST: Italy–Switzerland
– Sunday 20 June, Stadio Olimpico (Rome), 18.00 CEST: Italy-Wales
– Sunday 20 June, Baki Olimpiya Stadionu (Baku), 18.00 CEST: Switzerland-Turkey

GROUP B 
– Saturday 12 June: Denmark 0-1 Finland (in the match marked by the medical emergency that involved the Danish player Eriksen – then hospitalized and in a stable condition – Joakim Mæhle played the whole match)
– Saturday 12 June: Belgium 3-0 Russia (Aleksey Miranchuk featured as a substitute in the 63rd minute)
Next fixtures
– Wednesday 16 June, Saint Petersburg Stadium (St. Petersburg), 15.00 CEST: Finland-Russia
– Thursday 17 June, Parken (Copenhagen), 18.00 CEST: Denmark-Belgium
– Monday 21 June, Parken (Copenhagen), 21.00 CEST: Russia-Denmark

GROUP C
– Sunday 13 June: the Netherlands 3-2 Ukraine (both Marten de Roon and Ruslan Malinovskyi remained on the pitch for the whole match)
Next fixtures
– Thursday 17 June, Arena Națională (Bucarest), 15.00 CEST: Ukraine-North Macedonia
– Thursday 17 June, Johan Cruijff Arena (Amsterdam), 21.00 CEST: the Netherlands-Austria
– Monday 21 June, Arena Națională (Bucarest), 18.00 CEST: Ukraine-Austria
– Monday 21 June, Johan Cruijff Arena (Amsterdam), 18.00 CEST: North Macedonia-the Netherlands

GROUP D
– Sunday 13 June: England 1-0 Croatia (Mario Pašalić came on in the 85th minute)
Next fixtures
– Friday 18 June, Hampden Park (Glasgow), 18.00 CEST: Croatia-the Czech Republic
– Tuesday 22 June, Hampden Park (Glasgow): 21.00 CEST: Croatia-Scotland

GROUP F
After tonight’s match against France, here are the other fixtures of Robin Gosens’ Germany National Football Team:
– Saturday 19 June, Fußball Arena München (Munich), 18.00 CEST: Portugal-Germany
– Wednesday 23 June, Fußball Arena München (Munich), 21.00 CEST: Germany-Hungary

Photo © UEFA
The Netherlands-Ukraine, de Roon and Malinovskyi in action