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Turkey's win over Austria puts the final point in the last 16 of Euro 2024. The top European competition already features the eight teams still in the race for the title, which will be decided in the final on July 14 at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin.

As happened on Wednesday, there will be no matches on Thursday, July 4, as it will be another rest day for the seeded teams. Only tomorrow will the quarter-final stage begin, searching for the four teams that will reach the semi-finals.

The schedule for the next four crossings is as follows:

Friday, July 5: Spain vs Germany

• Argentina vs Uruguay: 1pm.Disney+)
• Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Venezuela: 12:00 (Disney+)
• Colombia, Ecuador, Peru: 11:00 AM (Disney+)
• Mexico: 10:00 AM (Sky Sports, Izzi TV, Channel 5 and ViX Premium)

Friday, July 5: Portugal vs France

• Argentina vs Uruguay: 4pm.Disney+)
• Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Venezuela: 3:00 p.m. (Disney+)
• Colombia, Ecuador, Peru: 2:00 PM.Disney+)
• Mexico: 1:00 PM (Sky Sports, Izzi TV, Channel 5 and ViX Premium)

Saturday 6 July: England vs Switzerland

• Argentina vs Uruguay: 1pm.Disney+)
• Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Venezuela: 12:00 (Disney+)
• Colombia, Ecuador, Peru: 11:00 AM (Disney+)
• Mexico: 10:00 AM (Sky Sports, Izzi TV, Channel 5 and ViX Premium)

Saturday, July 6: Netherlands vs Türkiye

• Argentina vs Uruguay: 4pm.Disney+)
• Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Venezuela: 3:00 p.m. (Disney+)
• Colombia, Ecuador, Peru: 2:00 PM.Disney+)
• Mexico: 12:00pm (Sky Sports, Easy TV, Canal 5 and Fix Premium)

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