update
June 17, 2024
10:06
The program of today’s matches, Monday 17 June, at the 2024 European Championships: Romania-Ukraine (3pm) and Belgium-Slovakia (6pm) in Group E, Austria-France (9pm) in Group D. All the info on where watch them live on TV, free-to-air and in streaming.
The matches of the European Championships 2024 scheduled for today, Monday 17 Junethere are three: Romania–Ukraine (3pm) e Belgium–Slovakia (6pm) of Group E, Austria–France (9pm) of Group D. The first will be broadcast live and free-to-air (but only for subscribers) on Sky channels, the other two will also be broadcast on Rai 2 and Rai 1 as well as on the satellite network. Below is all the info to see the matches on the calendar.
Euro 2024, today’s matches: TV times
In today’s schedule of Euro 2024 matches there are 3 matches. We start at 3pm with Romania-Ukraine, at 6pm there is Belgium-Slovakia and at 9pm the evening match Austria-France closes. Below are all the times with the indication of the channels:
- 3pm – Romania-Ukraine (Sky Sport 1, Sky Sport Calcio, Sky Sport 4K, Sky Sport 251)
- 6pm – Belgium-Slovakia (Sky Sport 1, Sky Sport Calcio, Sky Sport 4K, Sky Sport 251 and Rai 2)
- 9pm – Austria-France (Sky Sport 1, Sky Sport Calcio, Sky Sport 4K, Sky Sport 251 and Rai 1).
Where to watch the European Championship matches on TV and streaming
All matches of the 2024 European Championships will be broadcast live on TV and exclusively on Sky channels. Rai will broadcast the matches of Luciano Spalletti’s national team and only some of the other scheduled matches. This is why today, Monday 17 June, Romania-Ukraine will only be visible on Sky Sport 1 (channel number 201), Sky Sport Football (number 202), Sky Sport 4K (number 213), Sky Sport 251. While Belgium-Slovakia and Austria -France will also be broadcast free-to-air on Rai 2 and Rai 1 respectively.
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All Euro 2024 matches will also be visible in live streaming. To follow them online, Sky subscribers will be able to use the Sky Go app or connect to NOW (subject to payment of the required sports pass). Belgium-Slovakia and Austria-France will also be broadcast free of charge on RaiPlay (via app or direct connection to the site).
