England-Switzerland, it’s over

After their extra-time victory against Slovakia, England have now eliminated Switzerland in the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 after a penalty shootout.

How to watch Euro 2024 streaming?

After lengthy negotiations, BeIN Sports announced on Friday 7 June that it had won the broadcasting rights for all Euro 2024 and Euro 2028 matches. In a press release, Yousef Al-Obaidly, President of BeIN Sports France, was delighted: ” We are very proud of the growth and success of our business in France, which is a testament to our long-term strategy, the work of our employees and our dedication to serving our subscribers. We are looking forward to a fantastic summer of sport in France.”.

As a reminder, the subscription to the Qatari channel is 15 euros per month without commitment.

Watch Euro 2024 with Canal+ Sport

Euro 2024 is fast approaching, and Canal+ Sport is offering comprehensive coverage of the event via its SPORT pack which includes beIN Sports at €29.99 per month. With their offer, you will be able to follow each match live, with expert commentary and analysis to immerse yourself in the heart of the action.

The Sports pack includes access to Canal+, Apple TV+, but also to many other competitions such as the UEFA Champions League, the Premier League, Formula 1… It is the subscription of choice for sports lovers.

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Live Euro 2024 in full on beIN Sports

beIN Sports is the go-to destination for Euro 2024. You can access live matches, exciting commentary and detailed analysis for €15 per month, with no commitment. Immerse yourself in the action and don’t miss any of your favourite teams’ spectacular performances.

The sports channel not only offers you full match coverage, but also special shows, behind-the-scenes reports and exclusive interviews with players and coaches.

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The matches can also be found on TF1+ and M6+

Until now, only TF1 and M6 had shared the rights to 25 of the 51 matches in the competition. You can watch these matches in the clear on your television or on the respective streaming platforms of the two channels, namely TF1+ and M6+/6play. Access to the matches on these two platforms is free and only requires a simple, quick registration.