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Friday, 11 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 3:00pm Group A 9:00pm local (Rome) Stadio Olimpico |
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Saturday, 12 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 9:00am Group A 3:00pm local (Baku) Bakı Olimpiya Stadionu |
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Live | 12:00pm Group B 6:00pm local (Copenhagen) Telia Parken |
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Live | 3:00pm Group B 9:00pm local (Saint Petersburg) Saint-Petersburg Stadium |
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Sunday, 13 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 9:00am Group D 3:00pm local (London) Wembley Stadium |
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Live | 12:00pm Group C 6:00pm local (Bucharest) Arena Națională Bucharest |
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Live | 3:00pm Group C 9:00pm local (Amsterdam) Johan Cruijff Arena |
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Monday, 14 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 9:00am Group D 3:00pm local (Glasgow) Hampden Park Glasgow |
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Live | 12:00pm Group E 6:00pm local (Dublin) Dublin Arena Dublin |
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Live | 3:00pm Group E 9:00pm local (Bilbao) San Mamés Barria |
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Tuesday, 15 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Group F 6:00pm local (Budapest) Puskás Aréna Budapest |
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Live | 3:00pm Group F 9:00pm local (Munich) Allianz Arena |
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Wednesday, 16 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 9:00am Group B 3:00pm local (Saint Petersburg) Saint-Petersburg Stadium |
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Live | 12:00pm Group A 6:00pm local (Baku) Bakı Olimpiya Stadionu |
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Live | 3:00pm Group A 9:00pm local (Rome) Stadio Olimpico |
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Thursday, 17 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 9:00am Group C 3:00pm local (Bucharest) Arena Națională Bucharest |
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Live | 12:00pm Group B 6:00pm local (Copenhagen) Telia Parken |
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Live | 3:00pm Group C 9:00pm local (Amsterdam) Johan Cruijff Arena |
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Friday, 18 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 9:00am Group E 3:00pm local (Dublin) Dublin Arena Dublin |
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Live | 12:00pm Group D 6:00pm local (Glasgow) Hampden Park |
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Live | 3:00pm Group D 9:00pm local (London) Wembley Stadium |
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Saturday, 19 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 9:00am Group F 3:00pm local (Bucarest) Puskás Aréna Budapest |
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Live | 12:00pm Group F 6:00pm local (Munich) Allianz Arena |
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Live | 3:00pm Group E 9:00pm local (Bilbao) San Mamés Barria |
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Sunday, 20 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Group A 6:00pm local (Rome) Stadio Olimpico |
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Live | 12:00pm Group A 6:00pm local (Baku) Bakı Olimpiya Stadionu |
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Monday, 21 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Group C 6:00pm local (Amsterdam) Johan Cruijff ArenA |
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Live | 12:00pm Group C 6:00pm local (Bucharest) Arena Naţională |
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Live | 3:00pm Group B 9:00pm local (Saint Petersburg) Saint-Petersburg Stadium |
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Live | 3:00pm Group B 9:00pm local (Copenhagen) Telia Parken |
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Tuesday, 22 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 3:00pm Group D 9:00pm local (Glasgow) Hampden Park Glasgow |
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Live | 3:00pm Group D 9:00pm local (London) Wembley Stadium |
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Wednesday, 23 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Group E 6:00pm local (Dublin) Aviva Stadium |
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Live | 12:00pm Group E 6:00pm local (Bilbao) San Mames Stadium |
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Live | 3:00pm Group F 9:00pm local (Munich) Football Arena Munich |
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Live | 3:00pm Group F 9:00pm local (Budapest) Puskás Aréna |
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Saturday, 26 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Round of 16 6:00pm local (Amsterdam) Johan Cruijff ArenA |
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Live | 3:00pm Round of 16 9:00pm local (London) Wembley Stadium |
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Sunday, 27 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Round of 16 6:00pm local (Budapest) Puskás Aréna Budapest |
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Live | 3:00pm Round of 16 9:00pm local (Bilbao) San Mames Stadium |
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Monday, 28 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Round of 16 6:00pm local (Copenhagen) Parken Stadium |
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Live | 3:00pm Round of 16 9:00pm local (Budapest) Arena Națională Bucharest |
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Tuesday, 29 June 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Round of 16 6:00pm local (Dublin) Dublin Arena Dublin |
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Live | 3:00pm Round of 16 9:00pm local (Glasgow) Hampden Park Glasgow |
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Friday, 2 July 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Quarter-final 6:00pm local (Saint Petersburg) Saint Petersburg Stadium |
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Live | 3:00pm Quarter-final 9:00pm local (Munich) Football Arena Munich |
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Saturday, 3 July 2021 | |||||
Live | 12:00pm Quarter-final 6:00pm local (Baku) Baku Olympic Stadium |
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Live | 3:00pm Quarter-final 9:00pm local (Rome) Stadio Olimpico |
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Tuesday, 6 July 2021 | |||||
Live | 3:00pm Quarter-final 9:00pm local (London) Wembley Stadium |
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Wednesday, 7 July 2021 | |||||
Live | 3:00pm Quarter-final 9:00pm local (London) Wembley Stadium |
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Sunday, 11 July 2021 | |||||
Live | 3:00pm Final 9:00pm local (London) Wembley Stadium |
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Channels licensed to broadcast UEFA Euro in United States
![]() | American Broadcasting Company » Season 2021 ABC will join ESPN in the full coverage of the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament, as both networks partner together to televise all 51 matches. With ESPN picking 46 matches in total, ABC will broadcast the remaining five. These consist of two group stage matches, two games from the Round of 16 and a Quarterfinal encounter—all in high definition.More detailsMarking its return to coverage of the UEFA European Championship competition since it last did so in 2008, ABC will stream its five Euro 2020 matches live on its website and mobile apps for Android and iOS.Available on: |
![]() | ESPN » Season 2021 ESPN has secured English-language U.S. TV rights for the UEFA Euro 2020. The network’s family of channels will combine with Disney-owned network ABC to air all 51 matches from the group stage to the Final. Flagship channel ESPN will show 39 Euro 2020 matches live on television in high definition, whereas ESPN2 will telecast seven games.More detailsBoth networks will produce 30-minute pregame, halftime and postgame reaction shows for every match they cover. An exclusive program named EURO Tonight will also be broadcast by both ESPN and ESPN2 every matchday after the conclusion of the final fixture. Further news and updates will be provided on daily sports program SportsCenter in the mornings. All UEFA Euro 2020 matches aired on TV by linear networks will be streamed live on the ESPN App.Available on: |
![]() | Univision Communications Inc » Season 2021 Univision has acquired exclusive Spanish-language rights to the UEFA Euro 2020 in USA. The multi-platform deal means that the Euro 2020 will be aired live on TUDN, and possibly the rest of the Spanish-speaking broadcaster’s family of linear networks – Univision, UniMás and Galavision. Some fixtures may also be diverted towards digital service TUDNxtra.More detailsUnivision’s full coverage of the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament will be available to watch live online and on mobile devices via streaming platform TUDN en Vivo. Additional programming, such as match previews, reports and highlights are expected to enrich the overall Euro 2020 experience of Univision subscribers.Available on: |
![]() | As a carrier of Univision-owned networks, OTT service fuboTV will inherit the full UEFA Euro coverage of Univision. The matches will be available to stream live and on demand with Spanish commentary. Moreover, all of the UEFA Euro Championship coverage from ESPN networks in USA will be available to stream live on fuboTV in high definition, also live and on demand. |
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About UEFA Euro
The UEFA European Championship, also referred to as the Euros, is Europe's senior continental cup tournament. Founded in 1960, the competition held in France initially counted only 4 participants out of 17 entries. The number of entries almost doubled (29) ahead of the following edition held in Spain. From there, the magnitude of the tournament kept growing.
From eight teams in 1980 to 16 in 1996, the Euros' expansion became a more inclusive affair among European nations. In 2016, the UEFA Euro welcomed 24 final participants for the first time. This enabled the four best-ranked third-placed team to join the top two of each of the six groups into the knockout stages which had then expanded from a quarter-final round (8 teams) to a Round of 16. Portugal, placed third among the four best-ranked third-placed teams, went on to win the first 24-nation edition of the Euros.
Beyond its expanded structure, the UEFA European Championship's prestige is underlined by the mammoth viewership figures that its matches draw. It is ranked as the most-watched competition around the globe after the FIFA World Cup. In 2012, the UEFA Euro final attracted a record 300 million viewers worldwide as audiences witnessed Spain's historic back-to-back title victory. Portugal's first-ever major silverware winning match against France in the Euro 2016 final was also watched by 284 million viewers.
For Euro 2020, UEFA opted for a Pan-European concept, spreading matches across 12 host cities. London was chosen to host the semi-finals and ultimate final of UEFA Euro 2020 whilst Germany was selected as the host country for UEFA Euro 2024.
On 17 March 2020, UEFA proposed that Euro 2020 becomes Euro 2021. Due to the global coronavirus pandemic forcing World Football to shut down, the tournament was rescheduled to a year later, with the new proposed dates being 11 June 2021 to 11 July 2021.
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