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Euro 2024 has entered the bracket play stage, which means that extra time rules and penalty kicks may come into play to determine the winner of games. It is important to understand these rules to fully enjoy and appreciate the matches in this prestigious tournament.

After the regular two 45-minute halves, if the match is tied, teams will play an additional 30 minutes of extra time. This extra time is divided into two 15-minute halves with a short break in between. Unlike in the past, there is no “golden goal” rule in Euro 2024, which means that the game will not end immediately if a goal is scored.

If the score is still tied after the extra time, the match will proceed to a penalty shootout. Each team will take five penalty shots, and the team with the most goals at the end of these five shots will be declared the winner. In the event of a tie after the initial five penalties, sudden death penalties will be used to determine the winner. In sudden death, if one team misses a penalty after the other team has scored, the team that missed will lose immediately.

It is important for fans to stay updated on the Euro 2024 bracket and schedule to know when their favorite teams will be playing. The tournament has seen some exciting matches and unexpected results, making it a thrilling event for football enthusiasts around the world.

As the competition heats up, teams like England, France, Belgium, Spain, and Germany are all vying for the coveted title. Players like Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham have been instrumental in their team’s success and are looking to make a lasting impact on the tournament.

With the knockout stage in full swing, the excitement and anticipation continue to grow as we get closer to crowning the Euro 2024 champions. Stay tuned for more thrilling matches, unexpected twists, and unforgettable moments in this prestigious football tournament. Euro 2024 promises to be a competition to remember, with top teams and talented players showcasing their skills on the biggest stage in European football.