Euro 2024 is the biggest football event in Europe this summer, and fans are already buzzing. Whether you’re tracking group results, looking for match times, or hunting the best streaming options, this page gives you the basics and the latest updates in plain language.
The tournament starts on June 14 and runs until July 14, featuring 24 national teams. Games are spread across ten host cities in Germany, from Berlin’s Olympiastadion to Munich’s Allianz Arena. Each team plays three group matches, then the top two from each group plus the four best third‑place teams move on to the knockout rounds.
Key storylines include the defending champions Italy, a resurging England squad, and dark horses like Turkey and Denmark. Keep an eye on stars such as Kylian Mbappé, Erling Haaland, and Jude Bellingham – they could decide who lifts the trophy.
Live TV coverage is available on major broadcasters: BBC and ITV in the UK, ARD and ZDF in Germany, and Fox Sports in the US. If you prefer streaming, services like DAZN, ESPN+ and the official UEFA app offer free live matches in many regions. Check the local schedule to avoid missing kickoff.
Social media is also a goldmine for quick updates. Follow UEFA’s official accounts on X, Instagram and Facebook for real‑time scores, highlights and behind‑the‑scenes clips. Fan forums like Reddit’s r/soccer provide instant reactions and tactical discussions.
Want to plan your viewing party? The group stage schedule is set, with each match listed on the UEFA website. Use a calendar app to set reminders for your favorite teams. Remember that match times are listed in Central European Summer Time (CEST), so adjust for your time zone.
If you’re betting or just love making predictions, the knockout stage draw will happen after the group phase ends on June 28. That’s when the road to the final becomes clearer, and the excitement peaks.
For those traveling to Germany, tickets are still on sale for most matches. Early bird packages often include accommodation deals, making it easier to experience the atmosphere in stadiums like Hamburg’s Volksparkstadion.
Finally, stay tuned to our tag page for fresh articles on Euro 2024. We’ll bring you match reports, player interviews, and analysis as the tournament unfolds. Bookmark this page and check back often – the best stories are still to come.
Luka Jovic saved Serbia with a stunning 96th-minute equaliser, earning a 1-1 draw against Slovenia in Group C of Euro 2024. Slovenia had taken the lead with Zan Karnicnik's goal, but Jovic's late header kept Serbia's hopes alive in a thrilling contest.
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Belgium's Golden Generation embarks on their final pursuit of victory as they face Slovakia in their first Euro 2024 game. Scheduled for June 17 at Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt, this crucial match starts at 5pm UK time. Star players like Kevin De Bruyne and Milan Skriniar will be key to their teams' performance, with commentary provided by Natalie Sawyer, Nigel Adderley, and Dean Ashton.
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Germany hosts Scotland in the Euro 2024 opener at Allianz Arena, Munich, on June 14 at 9:00 p.m. local time. The highly anticipated match airs on ITV1 and STV. Germany, aiming to overcome recent disappointments, faces a high-spirited Scotland. Key lineups and predictions included.
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Manchester City are eyeing Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton as a potential long-term signing in their midfield succession planning. Wharton has gained recognition with his impressive £22.5 million move from Blackburn and his inclusion in England's Euro 2024 squad. City's midfield overhaul comes as players like Kalvin Phillips and Kevin De Bruyne consider their futures.
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