How to watch Euro 2024 on TV and live stream, including BBC and ITV schedules
The UEFA Euro 2024 tournament is imminent, with a calendar month's worth of men's international football about to commence. That's 51 matches, if you're keeping count.
Starting this Friday (June 14) in Germany, Euro 2024 will bring 24 national sides together, including reigning champions Italy and European Championship finals debutants Georgia.
Hosts Germany will open the group stages when they face Scotland on Friday night, while Gareth Southgate's England side have their first match on Sunday (June 16) against Serbia. The entire tournament will be broadcast on free-to-air television in the UK, with the rights shared between the BBC and ITV.
Here's how the schedules for each broadcaster are looking throughout the group stages – including where you can watch England and Scotland's group games.
Euro 2024 TV schedule
ITV has the first three picks for the Round of 16 matches, as well as first choice at the semi-finals stage. The BBC has first choice when choosing the quarter-final games, and both broadcasters will air the final.
England's first two Group C games against Serbia on Sunday (Sunday, June 16) and Denmark (Thursday, June 20) will both air on BBC One. Then, it's over to ITV1 for the final England group game against Slovenia on Tuesday, June 25.
Scotland's first Group A game against Germany on Friday, June 14 airs on ITV1, while the BBC has the team's second and third group games against Switzerland (Wednesday, June 19) and Hungary (Sunday, June 23).
Here's a day-by-day breakdown based on the publicly available schedules so far. All times listed are when coverage is due to start on that channel.
All BBC games will also stream live on BBC iPlayer and all ITV games will also stream live on ITVX:
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Friday, June 14
6.30pm, ITV1: Euro 2024 opening ceremony followed by Group A: Germany v Scotland
Saturday, June 15
1.25am, BBC One: Group A replay, Germany v Scotland
1.15pm, ITV1: Group A, Hungary v Switzerland
4.15pm, ITV1: Group B, Spain v Croatia
7.20pm, BBC One: Group B, Italy v Albania
Sunday, June 16
1.35pm, BBC One: Group D, Poland v Netherlands
4.10pm, ITV1: Group C, Slovenia v Denmark
7pm, BBC One: Group C, Serbia v England
Monday, June 17
12.45am, BBC One: Group C replay, Serbia v England
1.30pm, BBC One: Group E, Romania v Ukraine
4.15pm, ITV1: Group E, Belgium v Slovakia
7.15pm, ITV1: Group D: Austria v France
Tuesday, June 18
4.30pm, BBC One: Group F, Turkey v Georgia
7.35pm, BBC One: Group F, Portugal v Czech Republic
Wednesday, June 19
1pm, ITV1: Group B, Croatia v Albania
4.30pm, BBC One: Group A, Germany v Hungary
7.30pm, BBC One: Group A, Scotland v Switzerland
Thursday, June 20
1pm, ITV1: Group C, Slovenia v Serbia
4pm, BBC One: Group C, Denmark v England
7.15pm, ITV1: Group B, Spain v Italy
Friday, June 21
1.30pm, BBC One: Group E, Slovakia v Ukraine
4.15pm, ITV1: Group D, Poland v Austria
7.30pm, BBC One: Group D, Netherlands v France
Saturday, June 22
1.30pm, BBC One: Group F, Georgia v Czech Republic
4.15pm, ITV1: Group F, Turkey v Portugal
7.10pm, ITV1: Group E, Belgium v Romania
Sunday, June 23
7pm, BBC One: Group A, Scotland v Hungary
7.30pm, BBC Two: Group A, Germany v Switzerland
Monday, June 24
1.55am, BBC One: Group A replay, Scotland v Hungary
7.30pm, BBC One: Group B, Croatia v Italy
7.30pm, BBC Two: Group B, Albania v Spain
Tuesday, June 25
4.30pm, BBC One: Group D, France v Poland
4.45pm, BBC Two: Group D, Netherlands v Austria
6.45pm, ITV1: Group C, England v Slovenia
6.45pm, ITV4: Group C, Denmark v Serbia
Wednesday, June 26
12.55am, BBC One: Group C replay, England v Slovenia
4.30pm, BBC One: Group E, Ukraine v Belgium
4.45pm, BBC Two: Group E, Slovakia v Romania
7.15pm, ITV1: Group F, Georgia v Portugal
7.15pm, ITV4: Group F, Czech Republic v Turkey
Thursday, June 27 and Friday, June 28 are designated rest days, then the Round of 16 takes place between Saturday, June 29 and Tuesday, July 2.
The quarter-finals will be played on Friday, July 5 and Saturday, July 6, followed by the semi-finals on Tuesday, July 9 and Wednesday, July 10. The Euro 2024 final is booked for Sunday, July 14.
Euro 2024 – BBC TV pundits, presenters and commentators
The BBC's Euro 2024 coverage will have a central studio in Berlin. Its presenting lineup features Match of the Day's long-serving host Gary Lineker, Football Focus host Alex Scott, and Gabby Logan. They'll be joined by Mark Chapman, host of Match of the Day 2 and regular contributor to BBC Radio 5 Live's flagship sports programming.
Scott will also host an iPlayer highlights programme titled Euros Breakdown.
The BBC's team includes a large lineup of pundits including former England internationals Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards, Rio Ferdinand, Joe Hart, Ellen White and Frank Lampard.
Scottish women's national team captain Rachel Corsie and former Scottish men's international James McFadden will also provide analysis, along with ex-Wales men's captain Ashley Williams.
The pundits also include Brentford's manager Thomas Frank, former Manchester United and West Ham United boss David Moyes, plus Cesc Fàbregas, who won the Euros twice with Spain in 2008 and 2012 and became a double Premier League winner in his spell at Chelsea.
The BBC's lead commentary team consists of Guy Mowbray, Jonathan Pearce, Robyn Cowen, Steve Bower, Steve Wilson and Vicki Sparks. They will be supported by co-commentary from five former international footballers – Alan Shearer, Danny Murphy, James McFadden, The One Show host Jermaine Jenas and Martin Keown.
Kelly Somers and Eilidh Barbour will report for the BBC during the tournament.
Euro 2024 – ITV TV pundits, presenters and commentators
ITV's Euro 2024 lineup is led by Mark Pougatch, and he'll be joined by Laura Woods, who led the channel's FIFA Women's World Cup broadcasts in 2023.
Its pundits will include former England men's internationals Ian Wright and Gary Neville, plus former England women's internationals Eni Aluko and Karen Carney.
They'll be joined by Roy Keane, Graeme Souness, Sheffield Wednesday's manager Danny Röhl, Spurs' head coach Ange Postecoglou and Christina Unkel, a former referee who now specialises in analysing the rules of the game on CBS Sports.
ITV's lead commentators for Euro 2024 are Clive Tyldesley, Joe Speight, Pien Meulensteen (who became the first woman to lead commentary of a live Premier League football game last year), Sam Matterface (whose voice will be familiar to Dancing on Ice viewers) and Seb Hutchinson.
They will be supported by co-commentators Andros Townsend, Ally McCoist and Lee Dixon.
ITV's on-air team will also include reporters Gabriel Clarke, Connie McLaughlin and Celina Hinchcliffe.
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