Euro 2024 officially kicked off on Friday night after 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 fourth day on Monday, with three consecutive matches being broadcast live across the UK.
Every Group E match will be played by the end of the day, while Group D also gets its second 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 Monday, June 17th, 2024.
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What Euro 2024 matches are on today?
There are three Euro 2024 matches available to view, which include one Group D clash and two Group E games.
They are as follows:
- Group E: Romania v Ukraine – 2pm
- Group E: Belgium v Slovakia – 5pm
- Group D: Austria v France – 8pm
Romania v Ukraine
The first game of the day is between Romania and Ukraine as they face off in the opening match of Group E.
Held at Bayern Munich’s Allianz Arena, 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
Romania will have to face their Euro 2024 opener without winger Olimpiu Morutan who is out with an ACL injury. Atletico Madrid’s Horatiu Moldovan is also expected to start as the goalkeeper.
For Ukraine, Vitaliy Mykolenko is touch-and-go after picking up an ankle injury with Oleksandr Zinchenko expected to start.
Belgium v Slovakia
The second game of the day will be between Belgium and Slovakia, the second fixture in Group E.
Held at the Deutsche Bank Park, 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
Belgium should see the return of Arthur Theate and Jan Vertonghen who both came back to training on Saturday and could start for their opening match. However, Thomas Meunier remains out.
Slovakia could be without Denis Vavro who has a thigh issue but could make it back into the starting XI for the match.
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Austria v France
Group D returns to action for World Cup finalists France taking on Austria for the final game of the day.
With the match being hosted at the Merkur Spiel Arena viewers will be able to watch the game live to watch on ITV, which is a free-to-air channel for all those who have a valid TV licence.
Again, like the Belgium v Slovakia match, if you don’t have access to a TV, there will be a free live stream for the game available on ITVX.
Team news
The biggest miss for Austria is Real Madrid defender David Alaba who failed to make the squad.
For France, Aurelien Tchouameni is still returning to fitness which should see N’Golo Kante start in the midfield.