EURO 2028 host city · England

Londonmatch trip guide.

The only EURO 2028 host city with two stadiums. Choose the match venue before choosing the airport, rail terminal or hotel base.

Confirmed fixtures
13
Host stadiums
2
Transport reviewed
28 Jul 2026

01 · confirmed schedule

Matches in London

Venue slots are official. Team names follow the final tournament draw.
Group stage

C1 vs C2

Wembley Stadium

Group stage

D1 vs D2

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Group stage

B1 vs B3

Wembley Stadium

Group stage

C1 vs C3

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Group stage

D1 vs D3

Wembley Stadium

Group stage

A2 vs A3

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Group stage

B4 vs B1

Wembley Stadium

Group stage

E2 vs E3

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Round of 16

Group D runners-up vs Group E runners-up

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Quarter-final

Newcastle R16 winners vs Cardiff R16 winners

Wembley Stadium

Semi-final

Wembley QF winners vs Dublin QF winners

Wembley Stadium

Semi-final

Glasgow QF winners vs Cardiff QF winners

Wembley Stadium

Final

Semi-final winners

Wembley Stadium

02 · arriving by air

Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and London City

London has several airports with very different arrival corridors. A low airfare can create an expensive cross-city transfer, so compare the complete route.
Rail / Tube

Heathrow to central London

Current direct options are the Elizabeth line, Piccadilly line and Heathrow Express to Paddington. The best choice depends on the hotel and match venue, not only journey time.

Heathrow official transport
Rail

Gatwick to central London

Gatwick has direct rail services to several London stations, including Victoria, London Bridge, Blackfriars, Farringdon and St Pancras. The station is at the South Terminal.

London Gatwick official rail guide
Rail / Coach

Stansted to London

Stansted Express currently links the terminal station with Tottenham Hale and Liverpool Street. Coaches provide an alternative for late arrivals and different hotel zones.

London Stansted official rail guide
Rail + DART

Luton to London

The Luton DART connects the terminal with Luton Airport Parkway, where rail services continue towards St Pancras and other central stations.

London Luton official rail guide

03 · arriving by train

Main stations

Use the station that fits the accommodation and stadium route, not simply the first result in a journey search.
01

St Pancras / King’s Cross

Eurostar and major north/east rail arrival

Strong Underground connections; useful for both central London and north-London transfers.

02

Euston

Mainline arrival from Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Glasgow

Continue by Underground or bus; allow for matchday interchange queues.

03

Paddington

Heathrow and west-of-England rail gateway

Elizabeth, Bakerloo, Circle and District line connections distribute arrivals across London.

04

Victoria / Liverpool Street

Key airport and regional gateways

Victoria is useful for Gatwick; Liverpool Street and Tottenham Hale serve Stansted corridors.

04 · matchday route

City centre to the stadium

The final event plan can change station access, pedestrian controls and road closures. Recheck before every match.
Wembley, north-west London

Wembley Stadium

Recommended approach
Wembley Park on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines is the principal high-capacity approach. Follow the controlled walk along Olympic Way.
Alternatives
Wembley Stadium station on Chiltern Railways and Wembley Central on the Bakerloo/London Overground network can suit particular origins.
After full time
Expect managed queues and station-specific pedestrian routes. Do not assume the arrival station will be the quickest departure station.
Check Transport for London · Wembley Park
Tottenham, north London

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Recommended approach
White Hart Lane on the London Overground network is the closest rail approach. Event controls may distribute supporters across several stations.
Alternatives
Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale connect with the Victoria line and onward bus or walking routes; local buses also serve the stadium area.
After full time
Plan for staggered station queues and check the event-specific walking route for the ticket entrance before leaving central London.
Check Transport for London · White Hart Lane

05 · the return leg

Plan beyond full time

  1. Save the exact stadium and entrance shown on the ticket; London has two EURO venues.
  2. Check the final TfL route and engineering notices on the day.
  3. Keep a second departure station in the plan when event crowd controls make it practical.
  4. Avoid booking the last possible airport or intercity connection after an evening match.
Accessibility check

Use the official TfL step-free planner and the stadium’s event accessibility instructions. Step-free status can change because of lift faults or event controls.

06 · source trail

Official links

Stadivia prioritises tournament, airport, transport authority, rail operator and stadium sources.