Euro 24: What You Need to Know About This Year’s European Championship

If you love football, Euro 24 is the event you’ve been waiting for. The tournament kicks off in June and runs through July, bringing together Europe’s best national teams for a month of knockout drama. Below we break down the schedule, the teams to watch, and the easiest ways to catch every match.

Key Teams & Favorites

While the draw is still fresh, a few squads already look like front‑runners. Germany, France and England all have deep talent pools and are expected to start strong. Spain’s mix of experience and youth makes them a serious threat too. Don’t count out Italy; their defence has tightened up since last year’s tournament.

Watch for dark horses such as Belgium, who finally have a settled striker line‑up, and the Netherlands, whose young midfielders have been impressive in qualifiers. If you’re betting or just rooting for an underdog, keep an eye on Croatia – they’ve surprised big teams before.

How to Watch Euro 24 Live

The broadcasting rights vary by country, but most regions will stream matches through a mix of free‑to‑air channels and subscription services. In South Africa, SuperSport usually carries the games live on TV and via its online platform. If you prefer streaming, check if your provider offers a sports package that includes Euro 24.

For those who travel or want to watch on a mobile device, most official broadcasters have apps that let you stream matches in real time. Make sure you have a stable internet connection – the last thing you need is buffering during extra‑time.

If you’re looking for free options, some matches might be available on public broadcasters in your country. Keep an eye on local listings a few weeks before the tournament starts.

Finally, don’t forget about the post‑match analysis shows. They give you deeper insight into tactics and player performance, which can make watching the next game even more enjoyable.

Euro 24 promises high‑energy football, surprise upsets and plenty of moments to talk about with friends. Whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just enjoy a good sport event, this guide should help you stay on top of the action from kickoff to the final whistle.