Here is where to watch the Germany-Scotland match this Friday June 14, 2024, in Belgium and France (channel, time, etc.) – Euro 2024

Here is where to watch the Germany-Scotland match this Friday June 14, 2024, in Belgium and France (channel, time, etc.) – Euro 2024
Here is where to watch the Germany-Scotland match this Friday June 14, 2024, in Belgium and France (channel, time, etc.) – Euro 2024

The first confrontation of Euro 2024 takes place this Friday June 14, 2024, at 9 p.m., in Berlin. On which channel can you watch this first match of the competition ?

On which channel to watch the Germany-Scotland match live?

In Belgiumthis first match of the Euro, which will pit Germany and Scotland, will be broadcast on the RTBF from 9 p.m. The opening ceremony of the event, for its part, will begin at 8:40 p.m. and will also be broadcast on RTBF.

In FranceIt is TF1 who will broadcast this match live for free. You can also go through BeIN Sports, by paying.

The opening ceremony of Euro 2024

The ceremony will begin at 8:40 p.m., before the first match of the tournament between Germany and Scotland. It takes place at the Munich Football Arena (also called Allianz Arena). In addition to a tribute to the legends of German football, and more particularly Franz Beckenbauer, the ceremony – which will last around twenty minutes – should include a musical, dancing and pyrotechnic show. The official anthem of Euro 2024, “Fire”, will also be performed at this time.

All the information on the Euro 2024 opening ceremony: TV channel, time, location, guests of honor, etc.

The German team during Euro 2024

The kick-off of Euro 2024 football will be given on June 14 in Germany, the organizing country of this edition. For its 14th participation, the Mannschaft, under the leadership of Julian Nagelsmann, hopes to shine at home. The event will also mark the end of the international career of Toni Kroos, the Real Madrid midfielder, after a decade of success. Kroos has 108 appearances and 17 goals for the German national team.

The German selection includes renowned goalkeepers such as Manuel Neuer and Marc-André ter Stegen. In defense, experienced players like Antonio Rüdiger and Joshua Kimmich rub shoulders with promising young talents. The midfield is a clever mix of creativity and rigor, with emblematic figures like Ilkay Gündogan and the young prodigy Jamal Musiala. In attack, supporters will find familiar figures like Thomas Müller and Leroy Sané, ready to rock the stadiums.

In terms of calendar, Germany will face Scotland in Munich on June 14, Hungary in Stuttgart on June 19, and Switzerland in Frankfurt on June 23, in stadiums filled with more than 539,000 spectators combined. With its three European titles, the Mannschaft aims to repeat its past exploits and offer Toni Kroos a memorable outing.

Euro 2024: Germany (group A) plays big at home

The Scotland team during Euro 2024

For its fourth participation in the Euro, Scotland hopes to finally progress beyond the group stage, a feat which eluded them during their previous appearances in 1992, 1996 and 2020. Placed in Group A, the team led by Steve Clarke, in office since 2019, is preparing to face formidable opponents: Germany, Switzerland and Hungary.

The Scottish selection displays a solid and experienced squad. Goalkeepers Zander Clark and Craig Gordon, both from Heart of Midlothian FC, will be supported by Angus Gunn from Norwich City and Liam Kelly from Motherwell FC. In defense, key players like Liverpool’s Andy Robertson and Real Sociedad’s Kieran Tierney will bring international experience. The midfield, featuring the likes of Manchester United’s Scott McTominay and Aston Villa’s John McGinn, offers a blend of toughness and creativity. The attack, led by Southampton’s Ché Adams and Heart of Midlothian’s Lawrence Shankland, will attempt to break through the opposition’s defences.

Qualified by finishing second in their group behind Spain and ahead of Norway, Georgia and Cyprus, Scotland will play their first match against Germany in Munich on June 14. She will then face Switzerland in Cologne on June 19 at 9 p.m. and, finally, Hungary, in Stuttgart, on June 23 at 9 p.m.

Euro 2024: Scotland (group A) finally wants to advance to the group stage

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