UEFA.tv will be streaming a selection of classic games in full and for free in the coming weeks. With UEFA EURO 2020 postponed until next year some of the most memorable fixtures from down the years will be shown.
These will be available to watch on UEFA.tv, UEFA's OTT channel, in full, from Friday, April 10, starting with the group stage game between Netherlands and England from EURO 96. One match for Tartan Army fans to look out for is the Scotland v England fixture from the same finals which will be shown on Saturday, May 2. Memorable matches from the UEFA Women's EURO will also be shown with all matches screened at 4pm BST.
UEFA's social media channels will engage fans throughout, bringing key moments to life and giving fans an opportunity to put questions to some of the legendary players involved, while UEFA.com complements the coverage with interviews, features and statistics from the archive alongside updates on UEFA competitions in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The UEFA.tv app is now available on Apple TV, Android TV and Amazon Fire TV in addition to its existing web, Android and iOS smartphone and tablet apps. For connected device users, the UEFA.tv app can be located in the respective Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV stores, while the Android TV version is available for viewing on a wide range of supported Smart TVs, connected devices and streaming media boxes.
Existing UEFA.tv users can sign in on these new platforms via an optimised 'second-screen' log-in process using their existing account credentials. New fans can sign up to view content for free directly within any of the apps, or on www.uefa.tv.
Schedule of upcoming as-live games – all streamed from 4pm BST
Friday 10 April: Netherlands vs England, EURO '96 group stage
Saturday 11 April: Wales vs Belgium, UEFA EURO 2016 quarter-final
Sunday 12 April: Portugal vs Germany, UEFA EURO 2008 quarter-final
Friday 17 April: Germany vs Netherlands, UEFA EURO 2020 qualifying Matchday 5
Saturday 18 April: Denmark vs Portugal, UEFA EURO 2012 group stage
Sunday 19 April: Russia vs Czech Republic, EURO '96 group stage
Friday 24 April: France vs Romania, UEFA EURO 2016 group stage
Saturday 25 April: Portugal vs England, UEFA EURO 2000 group stage
Sunday 26 April: Netherlands vs Denmark, UEFA Women's EURO 2017 final
Friday 1 May: Croatia vs Turkey, UEFA EURO 2008 quarter-final
Saturday 2 May: Scotland vs England, EURO '96 group stage
Sunday 3 May: France vs Netherlands, UEFA EURO 2000 group stage
Now available to watch on-demand
2004: Netherlands vs Czech Republic, group stage
2004: France vs England, group stage
2008: Turkey vs Czech Republic, group stage
2012: Germany vs Italy, semi-final
2015: Denmark vs Sweden, play-off second leg
2016: Hungary vs Portugal, group stage
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