France is playing its last Euro 2024 group match with its qualification in its pocket. But be careful not to finish among the best thirds. The best way to avoid this scenario is to beat Poland this Tuesday, June 25, at 6 p.m. Where to watch the game ?
The French team is qualified for the round of 16 of Euro 2024, even before playing its last group match (and without any goals scored). Taking into account the results of Albania and Croatia, it is guaranteed to finish in the best thirds. But that is not the ambition of the Blues.
France must face Poland, already eliminated, to climb, if possible, to the top of group D. It remains with a sluggish victory against Austria and a far from encouraging draw against the Netherlands. Historically, Poland is a team that does rather well for the Blues, who have not lost to this opponent since 1982. That is an eternity.
Will we be able to watch the match between France and Poland? Yes. Two channels broadcast it.
On which channels is the Euro 2024 match between France and Poland broadcast?
Two choices are possible to watch the match between France and Poland: there is the paid option (beIN Sports, which broadcasts the entire competition) or the free option. For this third match of the Blues, TF1 is taking care of the broadcast.
To watch Euro 2024 on TF1, you can go to TF1+ (you will need to create a free account), on TNT, on Molotov, on myCanal or even the operators’ TV offers.
For beIN Sports, on the other hand, you have to subscribe. The beIN Sports 1 channel goes on air from 5 p.m. for an ultra-complete pre-match. The stakes are high for the Blues.
4K or HDR? Which channel broadcasts France – Poland in the best quality?
Unlike previous competitions, Euro 2024 is not filmed in 4K. UEFA has chosen to use Full HD / HDR cameras, at 50 fps. This is an unfortunate step backwards, and beIN Sports therefore does not offer any 4K streams. The pay channel is satisfied with a classic Full HD channel.
TF1, for its part, offers an upscaled 4K stream but, unlike M6, has opted not to offer HDR. TF1 4K SDR is available on Molotov and on boxes, but not on myCANAL.
Which channel should you go to to watch France – Poland in the best quality? We recommend the upscaled 4K signal from TF1, which did an excellent job of scaling. The question of HDR does not arise.
Which channel is the furthest ahead, so as not to spoil a goal?
In some cases, we hear our neighbors screaming with joy even though nothing is happening at home. This is due to channel latency, which can create lag between TVs. The gaps between most current and most late are usually 50 seconds.
- With TNT or an operator box, the delay on the live feed is 5 seconds. This is the fastest way to access live channels.
- With low latency streaming (an option to activate manually in myCANAL, in preferences), the delay is approximately 10 seconds.
- With streaming apps (TF1+, myCANAL, Free OQEE), the delay is approximately 40 seconds.
- On illegal streaming sitesthe delay is approximately 1 minute.
What time is the Euro 2024 match between France and Poland?
Please note, unlike the first two matches, the match between France and Poland will start at 6 p.m., live from Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund.
At the same time, the Netherlands will face Austria to determine the final standings of Group D.
What is the French team’s schedule?
- Austria – France on Monday June 17 at 9 p.m. (TF1, beIN Sports), victory 1 to 0 ✅
- Netherlands – France on Friday June 21 at 9 p.m. (M6, beIN Sports), draw 0 to 0 😐
- France – Poland on Tuesday June 25 at 6 p.m. (TF1, beIN Sports).
What is the ranking of the French team group at Euro 2024?
| Matches | Victories | Points | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Netherlands | 2 | 1 | 4 |
| France | 2 | 1 | 4 |
| Austria | 2 | 1 | 3 |
| Poland | 2 | 0 | 0 |
The top two in each group are automatically qualified for the final stages. The round of 16 table is completed by the four best third-placed teams.
What will be the probable composition of the France team against Poland?
Here is the eleven that Didier Deschamps could line up to face Poland: Maignan – Pavard, Upamecano, Saliba, T.Hernandez – Kanté, Tchouaméni, Rabiot – Mbappé, Kolo Muani (or Coman), Thuram.
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