How to buy England vs. The Netherlands 2024 Euro semifinal tickets

Tickets for Wednesday’s European Championships semifinal between England and The Netherlands are still available for as little as $566.

Four absolutely thrilling quarterfinal matchups produced what should be two epic semifinal matchups at the 2024 European Championships.

We already knew that Spain and France would face off in the first semifinal, but joining them will now to be two more top-10 teams in the FIFA World Rankings.

England and The Netherlands do battle on Wednesday, July 10 at 3:00 p.m. EDT.

England needed penalty kicks to eliminate Switzerland, while The Netherlands came from behind to knock out Turkey on Sunday afternoon.

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Limited tickets still remain for Wednesday’s heavyweight semifinal.

The cheapest available tickets are $566, while the cheapest lower bowl tickets are only $639.

The most expensive semifinal ticket will run you $8,889 and grant access to the VIP Prestige Lounge.

Don’t miss out on this incredible matchup as both England and Netherlands look to book their spot in the finals of the 2024 European Championships.

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England fans were distraught after Harry Kane sent a penalty kick high against France

It was a pretty bad time to rifle an equalizing PK over the crossbar.

England had its chances in the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Qatar. But like Christiano Ronaldo and Portugal, the British are going home.

After Olivier Giroud scored the go-ahead goal for France in the 78th minute, England had a chance to equalize just moments later when Theo Hernandez committed a foul in the box. Stepping up to the spot for England in the crucial moment against goalkeeper Hugo Lloris was Harry Kane – who had just buried a penalty kick in the 54th minute.

But this time, Kane’s penalty kick was off by a wide margin. He rifled his right-footed attempt well over the crossbar and into the stands.

Kane was undoubtedly disappointed at the miss.

But England fans watching back home were distraught. At this watch party that Fox Sports shared a clip from, screams and gasps can easily be heard as Kane misfired on the kick.

And while England fans were saddened, some folks had jokes. This is sports, after all.

England added to its feeling of heartbreak when, at the death of the match, it missed on another game-tying opportunity.

In the 100th minute, Marcus Rashford lined up for a free kick from just outside the top of the semicircle. His right-footed attempt was so close that it went just over the crossbar before banging off the back stanchion of the net.

With the 2-1 victory, France becomes the first defending champ of the men’s World Cup to advance to the semifinals since 1998. And with France’s victory, the semifinals are set: France will face Morocco – an unlikely Cinderella – on Wednesday, while Argentina will take on Croatia on Tuesday. Among the teams remaining, the odds are in France’s favor to repeat as champs. The men’s World Cup has not seen a team win back-to-back crowns since Brazil in 1958 and 1962.

Since winning the World Cup in 1966, England has advanced past the quarterfinals just twice, 1990 and 2018. It finished in fourth place both times.

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