The BBC and ITV will split broadcasting rights for UEFA Euro 2025 in the UK. Here’s how to watch. (Kick off times are yet to be confirmed)
Group Stage Matchday 1
2 July
Switzerland vs Norway [BBC]
Iceland vs Finland [ITV]
3 July
Spain vs Portugal [ITV]
Belgium vs Italy [BBC]
4 July
Germany vs Poland [ITV]
Denmark vs Sweden [ITV]
5 July
France vs England [ITV]
Wales vs Netherlands [BBC]
Group Stage Matchday 2
6 July
Switzerland vs Iceland [ITV]
Norway vs Finland [BBC]
7 July
Portugal vs Italy [ITV]
Spain vs Belgium [ITV]
8 July
Germany vs Denmark [BBC]
Poland vs Sweden [BBC]
9 July
England vs Netherlands [BBC]
France vs Wales [ITV]
Group Stage Matchday 3
10 July
Finland vs Switzerland [BBC]
Norway vs Iceland [BBC]
11 July
Italy vs Spain [BBC]
Portugal vs Belgium [BBC]
12 July
Sweden vs Germany [ITV]
Poland vs Denmark [ITV]
13 July
Netherlands vs France [ITV]
England vs Wales [ITV]
The BBC will show three quarter-final matches, ITV will show the fourth and have first pick of the semi-final games. The final, which takes place on 27 July, will be shown by both broadcasters.