Euro 2024: Fixtures, live updates and what to watch
Want a quick, useful guide to Euro 2024 without the fluff? This tag brings match reports, squad news, live scores and practical tips so you never miss a moment. We focus on what matters: who plays when, where to watch, and the key storylines to follow.
How to follow matches from Africa
Match times can be confusing when you switch time zones. Add fixtures to your phone calendar and set an alert 30 minutes before kick-off. Use the official UEFA app or reliable live-score apps like Flashscore for real-time updates. If you can't watch live, follow live blogs or condensed highlights so you still get the turning points without watching the full 90 minutes.
Broadcast rights vary by country, so check local sports channels and streaming platforms in your region. Many broadcasters offer mobile streams and short highlight packages — handy when matches overlap or you need catch-ups between work and life.
What to watch on the pitch
Big teams usually grab the headlines, but the tournament often throws surprises. Track group-stage form closely: teams that defend well and press quickly tend to go deep. Look for players who influence both ends of the pitch, like midfielders who create chances and help defend. Pay attention to set pieces and substitutions — managers who use the bench well can change the flow of a knockout game in 10 minutes.
Want betting or fantasy tips? Focus on consistency. Pick players who start regularly and are on set-piece duty. For match bets, weigh recent form over reputation: a hot underdog with momentum beats a paper favorite more often than you think.
Traveling to a match? Book tickets only via official outlets or trusted resellers. Plan for transport delays around stadiums and keep matchday essentials in a small bag: water, a charged phone, and a portable charger. For safety, stick to well-lit, busy routes and follow local advice.
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Marc Cucurella Responds to Gary Neville's Criticism After Spain Clinches Euro 2024 Title
After Spain's victory in Euro 2024, Marc Cucurella addressed Gary Neville's earlier criticism about his role in the team. Despite Neville's doubts, Cucurella had a pivotal performance leading to Spain's 2-1 victory against England. The defender responded on social media, and his girlfriend chipped in too.
How to Watch Slovakia vs Romania Live for Euro 2024: Streaming and Telecast Options
The Euro 2024 match between Slovakia and Romania, crucial for both teams in Group E, will kick off on June 26 at Frankfurt Arena, Frankfurt. Slovakia can secure at least third place with a draw, while Romania has the edge due to goal difference. The match starts at 9:30 PM IST and will be available on the Sony Sports Network and the SonyLiv app.
Croatia vs Albania: Live Euro 2024 Updates, Scores, and Full Match Analysis
Get live updates and comprehensive analysis of the crucial European Championship match between Croatia and Albania. After tough opening losses, both teams are eager to secure a win. Follow along for minute-by-minute coverage, key player highlights, and detailed match breakdowns.
Euro 2024: Spain's Stunning 3-0 Victory Over Croatia and Lamine Yamal's Historic Debut
Spain triumphed at the Euro 2024 opener, clinching a 3-0 victory over Croatia at Berlin’s Olympiastadion. Barcelona talent, 16-year-old Lamine Yamal, made history as the youngest player to appear in a European Championship. Spain's first-half goals by Alvaro Morata, Fabian Ruiz, and Dani Carvajal secured the win, despite Croatia's higher possession, led by Luka Modric.