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You are allowed to watch a game at a friend's house - but the number is capped at different levels across the UK.

 

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The official Uefa fan zone in England is at Trafalgar Square in London. Entry is free, with tickets allocated via ballot. It will screen all England games plus the semis and final.

 

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Scotland's fan zone is at Glasgow Green. Manchester, Birmingham and other cities also have special areas.

 

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What other controversies have surrounded the Euros?​

 

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From Seville in the west of the continent to Baku 4,766km away in the east, significant amounts of air travel will be involved at Euro 2020 - both for players and the thousands of fans wanting to watch their team.​

 

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Covid restrictions mean the volume of air traffic will be far lower than one initial estimate of an extra two million plane trips during the tournament, but it will still be significant.

 

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Switzerland fans could have to travel over 20,000km - with three trips to Baku and back to central or western Europe in between.

 

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Andrew Simms, Rapid Transition Alliance co-ordinator and co-director of New Weather Institute, said: "It's almost like going out and saying: How can we design a competition to maximise our environmental impact?"

 

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There are also doubts about the merits of encouraging fans from 24 nations to potentially visit up to five different countries in the space of a month during a pandemic.

 

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Entertainment data analysts Gracenote have predicted England as the second most likely winners - behind Belgium by less than 1% - because of their practical home advantage.

 

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However, The Analyst - powered by Opta data - only puts Gareth Southgate's England ninth on their list of likely winners.

 

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France are considered by many as the favourites. The world champions (and Euro 2016 finalists) have a hugely impressive starting XI and squad depth and are boosted by the return of prolific Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema from a long international exile.

 

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They are in a tough group with defending champions Portugal and 2014 World Cup winners Germany. All three sides could qualify for the last 16 though.

 

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This could be one of the last chances for Belgium's golden generation to win a major tournament. They top the Fifa world rankings.

 

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Luis Enrique's Spain - champions in 2008 and 2012 - come into the tournament in good form, with only one defeat in 24 games.

 

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Gracenote's predicted winners: 1. Belgium (14%), 2. England (14%), 3. France (12%), 4. Spain (10%), 5. Italy (9%)

 

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Analyst's predicted winners: 1. France (21%), 2. Belgium (16%), 3. Spain (11%), 4. Germany (10%), 5. Portugal (10%)

 

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What are the home nations' chances?​

 

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As already discussed England are likely to be one of the favourites, with potentially six of seven games at Wembley. If they win their group their only game abroad - if they go all the way - would be a quarter-final in Rome.

 

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The last-16 tie for the winners of their group should have been in Dublin, but was moved to Wembley when Ireland could not guarantee allowing fans to games.