The Euro 2016 TV schedule is available for the event in June featuring many of the world’s greatest soccer nations including France, Spain, Germany and Italy as well as several entertaining teams such as Belgium, England, Ireland and Sweden, as well as surprise appearances by Wales, Northern Ireland, Iceland and Albania.
With all 24 national teams in the championship ranked among the top 40 teams in the FIFA World Rankings, Euro 2016 tickets are the hottest tickets in town. The UEFA European Football Championship is arguably the most prestigious and competitive international soccer tournament in the world. The first championship was in 1960, hosted by France.
Of the 24 participating teams, 23 earned spots in the month-long quadrennial tournament through a two-year qualification process among 53 UEFA member nations while the host nation – France – received an automatic berth.
The last three FIFA World Cup champions – Italy (2006), Spain (2010) and Germany (2014) – join other 21 Union of European Football Associations’ (UEFA) national teams to vie to become the footballing champions of Europe. Two-time defending champion Spain seeks to be the first country to win four European titles, after becoming the first to repeat in 2008 and 2012.
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Here’s all of the information you need about Euro 2016 tickets:
All times are Eastern USA
Euro 2016 TV schedule
Euro 2016 TV schedule: Group Stage
Friday, June 10
France vs. Romania, 3pm, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
Saturday, June 11
Albania vs. Switzerland, 9am, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
Wales vs. Slovakia, Noon, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
England vs. Russia, 3pm, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
Sunday, June 12
Turkey vs. Croatia, 9am, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
Poland vs. Northern Ireland, Noon, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
Germany vs. Ukraine, 3pm, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
Monday, June 13
Spain vs. Czech Republic, 9am, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
Ireland vs. Sweden, Noon, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
Belgium vs. Italy, 3pm, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Sling TV, Sling Latino and WatchESPN (tickets)
Tuesday, June 14
Chris,
I was just wondering if you’re rewriting history? France won the World Cup in 2006. Really?? So I guess I must have been dreaming when I saw Zidane head but Matarazzi and be sent off resulting in Italia winning in PK’s.
Very disappointing from someone who is a “football writer”! Something so simple and you got it so wrong.
I meant to say Italy, not France. Sorry! I must have been suffering from a lack of sleep when I originally wrote that. I’ve now made the edit.
Although it’s not explicitly stated, given the East Coast bias of all US sports broadcasters, I am assuming that the times listed are EDT. So for all of us not on the East Coast, we’ll need to adjust our watching times. It would be nice if you could be more explicit with the times for those of us not in the eastern time zone.
Got your panties in a bunch eh lol and for no good reason. Pathetic