The UEFA European Championship finals, much like the FIFA World Cup finals, come around every four years, and this is part of the reason that interest in tickets for the event is so high.
Tickets for the finals are first released by UEFA and FIFA, and the first tranche of these usually occurs prior to the draw for the tournament, meaning that fans are in fact, applying for tickets for games before even knowing which teams they’ll see in action. This is far from ideal and shows just how desperate supporters are to attend the tournament.
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Austria vs Slovakia UEFA Euros Tournament Record
Many pundits believe, perhaps rightly, that the UEFA European Championships is a far tougher tournament than the FIFA World Cup, and if you compare Austria’s relative records in the two competitions, you may well find yourself in agreement.
Das Team failed in their first twelve attempts to make it to the UEFA European Championship finals and only did so at Euro 2008 because they were co-hosting the tournament with Switzerland.
Contrast that with their record at the World Cup, where Austria, by 2008, had not only already qualified for the finals on seven occasions but had secured third and fourth-place finishes in the tournament.
At Euro 2008, Austria failed to make an impact and only managed to secure one point from their three group-stage games. Euro 2016, which actually saw Austria qualify on merit, was much the same story.
Euro 2020 was a marked improvement, with Franco Foda’s side beating both North Macedonia and Ukraine in the group phase before they then took on Italy in the Round of 16 at Wembley Stadium.
Austria fought well to take the game to extra time before they lost 2-1 to Roberto Mancini’s side, who went on to win the tournament.
Slovakia have taken part in two UEFA European Championship finals since gaining independence, with the first of these taking place at Euro 2016.
They lost their opening game to Wales but then defeated Russia to set up a key clash with England. In Saint-Etienne, Jan Kozak’s side secured a well-deserved draw to take them through to the Round of 16.
In Lille, Germany eased to victory over Slovakia, with Jerome Boateng, Mario Gomez, and Julian Draxler scoring to complete a comfortable 3-0 win in Lille.
At Euro 2020, Slovakia failed to get out of their group, despite winning their first game against Poland.
Austria vs Slovakia Head-to-Head
Austria and Slovakia have never previously met in UEFA European Championship action, and in fact, every previous clash has been at an international friendly level.
As of now, Slovakia’s sole victory in the fixture came in August 2011, with Juraj Kucka and Robert Jez scoring in a 2-1 success in Austria.
