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Under-19 semi-final lineup confirmed

Monday, July 13, 2015 by Andrew Haslam

UEFA has confirmed the schedule for the semi-finals on 16 July, with Russia taking on hosts Greece in Larissa at 18.00CET and France-Spain in Katerini from 20.45.

The AEL FC Arena in Larissa will stage the Russia-Greece semi-final
The AEL FC Arena in Larissa will stage the Russia-Greece semi-final ©Sportsfile

UEFA has confirmed the semi-final lineup for the 2015 UEFA European Under-19 Championship, with both games to be played on 16 July.

Group B winners Russia will meet hosts Greece in the first semi-final, to be played at the AEL FC Arena in Larissa, kick-off 19.00 local time (18.00CET).

France, who finished first in Group A with maximum points, take on six-time champions Spain in the second semi-final. This will get under way at 21.45 local time (20.45CET) at the Katerini Municipal Stadium.

Both matches will be shown live on Eurosport.

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