Euro 2024 officially kicked off on Friday night as hosts Germany faced Scotland in the first of 51 games that will be played during this summer’s tournament.
The European Championship’s enters its third day on Sunday, with three consecutive matches being broadcast live across the UK.
Every Group C match will be played by the end of the day, while Group D also gets its first game underway.
With lots of football back on our television screens, it may be tough to know exactly which teams are on and when.
So with that said, TBR Football takes a look at how to watch every Euro 2024 match on Sunday, June 16th, 2024.
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What Euro 2024 matches are on today?
There are three Euro 2024 matches available to view, which include two Group C clashes and one Group D game.
They are as follows:
- Group D: Poland v Netherlands – 2pm
- Group C: Slovenia v Denmark – 5pm
- Group C: Serbia v England – 8pm
Poland v Netherlands
The first game of the day is between Poland and the Netherlands as they face off in the opening match of Group D.
Held at the Volksparkstadion, viewers will be able to watch the tie on BBC, which is a free-to-air channel for all those who have a valid TV licence.
If you don’t have access to a TV, there will be a free live stream for the match available on BBC iPlayer, the dedicated platform for BBC content, which will bring live match coverage to your smartphone or computer device.
Team news
Poland will have to face their Euro 2024 opener without their star man Robert Lewandowski who is out with a thigh injury. Centre-back Pawel Dawidowicz and forward Karol Swiderski are also doubts for the tie after picking up knocks in the friendly against Turkey.
For the Dutch, Frenkie de Jong and Teun Koopmeiners both pulled out of the squad with an ankle and groin injury. Ian Maatsen and Joshua Zirkzee have been called up as their replacements. Brian Brobbey is also out with a hamstring injury.
Slovenia v Denmark
The second game of the day will be between Slovenia and Denmark which will mark the opening game of Group C.
Held at the MHPArena, viewers will be able to watch the tie on ITV, which is a free-to-air channel for all those who have a valid TV licence.
If you don’t have access to a TV, there will be a free live stream for the match available on ITVX which will broadcast the game straight to your laptop or mobile device.
Team news
Slovenia have multiple doubts for their Euro 2024 opener. Defender Miha Blazic as well as plus midfielders Benjamin Verbic and Sandi Lovric may not make the tie.
For Denmark, Galatasaray defender Victor Nelsson has been forced to withdraw after an injury and has been replaced by Brentford player Mathias Jørgensen. Christian Norgaard also missed training on Thursday but is expected to be fit for the game.
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Serbia v England
For England’s first game of the tournament, they will face Serbia in the second match of Group C.
Gareth Southgate’s men will be hosted at the Veltins-Arena with the match available to watch on BBC, which is a free-to-air channel for all those who have a valid TV licence.
Again, like the Poland vs Netherlands match, if you don’t have access to a TV, there will be a free live stream for the game available on BBC iPlayer.
Team News
Serbia’s biggest debate going into the game is whether to continue with striker duo Aleksandar Mitrovic and Dusan Vlahovic up top.
England will have to decide whether to risk John Stones who was forced off against Iceland last week. Luke Shaw has returned to training but it remains to be seen whether Southgate goes for the Man United man or Kieran Trippier.
