Wembley Stadium will stage an extra four matches during Euro 2020, which will be held in different countries, after Uefa announced Brussels will no longer be used as a venue for the tournament.

Belgium’s capital city was due to have three group fixtures and one last-16 tie, but delays over a new stadium forced Uefa’s executive committee to make changes to the schedule.

The announcement means London will now host seven games in total, with Wembley already confirmed for the semi-finals and final.

Despite being in the running as alternative options, Cardiff’s Principality Stadium and Stockholm’s Friends Arena missed out on the chance to replace Brussels.

While the full schedule is still to be confirmed by Uefa, the Stadio Olimpico in Rome will stage the opening game.

Each host nation that qualifies will be guaranteed two home matches in the group stage.

We are thrilled to announce that #Wembley has been awarded four additional matches at @UEFAEURO 2020 #Euro2020

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— Wembley Stadium (@wembleystadium) December 7, 2017