After beginning its European epic by snatching a difficult victory against Austria, the France team meets the Netherlands this evening. The teams, who both remain on one victory, will face each other this Friday June 21 at 9 p.m. at the Red Bull Arena in Leipzig.
The 51 matches of Euro 2024 are offered via a free-to-air offer and a paid offer. Here’s how to watch the meeting in streaming, and on which channels.
In pain. It is an understatement to say that the launch match of the France team in this Euro 2024 was laborious. Monday June 17, the Blues won with a narrow score of 1-0 against an Austrian team who did not give up. Apart from a few sparks scattered over 90 minutes, the French team was unable to fully embrace its favorite status, facing an unfortunate own goal from Maximilian Wöber, on a blocked cross from Kylian Mbappé.
This evening, Didier Deschamps’ men will therefore be keen to catch up, but will have to deal with the uncertainty that weighs on Mbappé’s presence. Victim of a violent collision with the Austrian and Lensois Kevin Danso, the native of Bondy came out with a bloody nose, visibly fractured. Despite an almost impossible recovery time of 5 days, it seems that everything is done to ensure that he is still in the game.
La Oranje, for its part, is coming off a 2-1 against Poland, and also wishes to continue its rise in this Euro. Led by Virgil Van Dijk and Memphis Depay, the Netherlands have won their last four opening matches in major competition (Euro + World Cup). Only France does better, its series peaking at 5.
A match between two European behemoths, to be seen this evening at 9 p.m. on BeIN Sports 1, M6 and the M6+ streaming platform.
After months of standoff, it was finally the Qatari firm which won the broadcasting rights for the competition. BeIN Sports thus covers all Euro matches, including 26 matches for which it has exclusivity.
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M6 / M6+
With M6+, M6 is launching into French-style streaming. The match will be visible unencrypted on the M6 linear channel, and you will therefore be able to stream it for free on the M6+ platform. You just need to create an account to be able to log in and watch the match.