Final Four in the Nations League - What you need to know about our mini home European Championship!

BILD Final Four in the Nations League - What you need to know about our mini home European Championship! Hendrik Deck • 1 hour • 2 minutes read Our DFB boys have given us the next home tournament of the summer We're getting our next home tournament! After the 3-3 draw in the Nations League second leg against Italy (first leg 2-1), it's clear: Our DFB boys are advancing to the Final Four – and giving us a mini home European Championship. The event will take place in Germany from June 4th to 8th. Four nations will compete for the Nations League title. Here's all the information. Sporting Director Rudi Völler is enthusiastic about the tournament: "We have a great Final Four here in Germany. I'm looking forward to it." And THIS is how our mini home European Championship will play out: In the semifinals, the DFB team will face Portugal, featuring superstar Cristiano Ronaldo (40). The Selecao beat Denmark in extra time in the quarterfinals, winning 5-2 to make up for the 1-0 deficit from the first leg. In the other Nations League match, Spain faces France. "La Furia Roja" prevailed against the Netherlands thanks to a penalty shootout (5-4 on penalties), while "Les Blues" also beat Croatia in a penalty shootout (5-4 on penalties). Will we get our revenge for the German national team's defeat in the European Championship quarterfinals against Spain in a potential final? Where will the games be played? The Nations League Final Four will be played in Stuttgart (MHP Arena) and Munich (Allianz Arena). The German duel against Ronaldo & Co. and the final will take place in Munich, while the semifinal between Spain and France and the match for third place will take place in Stuttgart. Where will the Nations League be broadcast on TV? All matches without German participation will be broadcast by the paid streaming provider DAZN (ad). DFB matches will be broadcast live on free TV, either on ARD, ZDF, or RTL. When will tickets go on sale? According to BILD, ticket sales will begin a few days after the Nations League quarterfinals. Some of the tickets will go to fans of the respective nations, while others will go on general sale in Germany.