Euro 2024 is right around the corner and the excitement is building fast. Whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just want to catch the biggest moments, this guide gives you the basics you need to stay in the loop.
The tournament kicks off on June 14, 2024, and runs until July 14. Six groups of four teams each will play a round‑robin, meaning every side gets three games in the group stage. The top two from each group, plus the four best third‑placed teams, move on to the knockout rounds.
Here’s a quick look at the opening fixtures:
After the group stage, the Round of 16 starts on June 28, followed by quarter‑finals on July 2, semi‑finals on July 6, and the final on July 14. Keep an eye on the official schedule for exact kick‑off times in your time zone.
If you want to be in the stadium, tickets go on sale through the UEFA ticketing portal. Early‑bird sales usually open a few months before the tournament, and there’s a lottery for high‑demand matches like the final. Sign up for alerts so you don’t miss the window.
For TV fans, most European broadcasters have the rights: BBC in the UK, ARD/ZDF in Germany, and TF1 in France. In the US, CBS holds the live streaming rights, and you can also catch games on the UEFA.tv app for select markets. The good news is that many matches will be available on free‑to‑air channels, so you don’t need a pricey subscription to see the action.
Streaming platforms like Paramount+ and Sky Sports also offer live streams and on‑demand replays. If you’re traveling, a VPN can help you access your home country’s broadcast – just make sure it’s legal where you are.
Don’t forget the fan zones. Host cities set up public screens, food stalls, and music to create a party atmosphere for those who can’t get a ticket. Check the city’s official website for locations and event times.
Finally, follow the official Euro 2024 social accounts for instant updates on line‑ups, injury news and behind‑the‑scenes clips. A quick swipe on Instagram or a tweet from @EURO2024 will keep you in the know without scrolling through endless news sites.
With this info, you’re ready to plan your Euro 2024 experience, whether you’re cheering from a stadium seat, a living‑room couch, or a local fan zone. Enjoy the goals, the drama, and the moments that only a European Championship can deliver.
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Read MoreCroatia and Italy face off in a crucial UEFA Euro 2024 group stage match on June 24 at Leipzig Stadium. Both teams need favorable results to stay in contention for the round of 16 after recent setbacks. The match, with several lineup changes expected on both sides, will be broadcast on FOX and Fubo. Current predictions favor Italy with a 2-1 victory.
Read MoreThe Euro 2024 match featuring Spain and Croatia is a high-stakes encounter in Berlin. Croatia’s experienced manager, Zlatko Dalic, aims to break a knockout stage drought while Spain’s newly assembled defense faces a stern test. Both teams bring formidable lineups, with Spain introducing young talent Lamine Yamal, who becomes the youngest player at a European Championship.
Read MoreIn their final warm-up match before Euro 2024, Portugal faced a troubling 2-1 defeat against Croatia. The absence of Cristiano Ronaldo was notable, and Coach Roberto Martinez's experimental lineup did not deliver as hoped. Despite dominating possession, Portugal struggled to create opportunities and relied heavily on goalkeeper Diogo Costa.
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