Live Match:Finland vs GreecePenalty Shootout
Euro 24 ArenaSudden Death
Official Tournament Code
Penalty Shootout Regulations
Every match outcome in Euro 24 hinges exclusively upon the 12-yard duel. Review the official procedural standards governing initial series, alternating turns, goalkeeper positions, and sudden-death deciders.
- Both teams take five kicks alternately from the regulation penalty mark (12 yards / 11 meters from the goal line).
- Only players active on the pitch at the final whistle are eligible to participate in the shootout.
- The kicks are taken alternately; if, before both teams have taken five kicks, one has scored more goals than the other could score even if it were to complete its five kicks, no more kicks are taken.
- Each kick must be taken by a different player, and all eligible players must take a kick before any player can take a second kick.
Standard Reference:Standard 5 Rounds · Distinct Takers Required · Early Win Applied
Spot Match Facts
Strict 12-Yard Protocol
30-Second Shot ClockFrom the referee whistle, each kicker has 30 seconds to begin their run-up.
Goalkeeper SubstitutionA goalkeeper unable to continue due to injury may be replaced if substitutions remain.
Equalized Player NumbersIf one team finishes with fewer players, the opponent reduces their roster to equalize.
No Extra Time PeriodsMatches immediately commence shootouts with zero open-play extra halves.
Tournament Questions
Have inquiries about shootout ties or refereeing guidelines? Explore the official tournament structure and match schedule.
Tournament Rules
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers regarding tiebreakers, keeper rules, VAR reviews, weather protocols, and official match broadcast schedules.
Each team takes five initial spot kicks. If the score remains level after five rounds, we enter sudden-death rounds where the first team to miss while the other scores is eliminated.
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