Stand: 23.06.2024, 15:15
Von: Alexander Kaindl
PressSplit
Final in Group B of the 2024 European Championship: Albania challenges Spain. How and where you can watch the match live on TV and stream.
Düsseldorf – The last match of Group B is coming up: While Spain is already safely in the round of 16 of the 2024 European Championship, Albania is still hoping for the big coup. In Düsseldorf on Monday, 24th of June, ab 21 clock for a direct duel. We will show you where and how you can watch the match live on TV and stream.
Albania vs Spain live on free TV?
- The European Championship match of Group B between Albania and Spain am Monday, 24 June 2024becomes not live on free TV transmitted.
Albania vs Spain live on TV and stream: Here you can watch the European Championship 2024
- MagentaTV shows that European Championship match of Group B between Albania and Spain am Monday, 24 June 2024exclusive.
- The game is available in both Live-Stream von Magenta TVas well as in the linear TV program if you have subscribed to the channel.
- Both options require a paid subscription.
- Note: The subscription of MagentaSport includes the matches of the European Championship 2024 not.
Albania vs Spain: Last matchday in European Championship Group B
Spain’s young stars delighted their king, stormed into the round of 16 – and this time they were not stopped by Italy’s Euro hero Gianluigi Donnarumma in the first giant duel of the European Championship against the defending champions. Thanks to an own goal, the record European champions beat the Azzurri and their outstanding goalkeeper 1-0 (0-0) in the “Clasico de Europa” in front of Felipe VI and became the second team after hosts Germany to secure their ticket for the knockout round early.
The final in Group B is now against Albania – on Monday, June 24th, the duel will take place in Düsseldorf from 9 p.m. For Spain (six points) it is about winning the group and for Albania (one point) it is about advancing.
Spain already in the round of 16, Albania dreams of a sensation
For Albania’s new European Championship hero Klaus Gjasula, reaching the round of 16 with his team at the finals in Germany would be “a sensation”. “And sensations have happened many times before. We’re giving it our all,” said the professional from Bundesliga relegated team Darmstadt 98 after Wednesday’s 2:2 draw in Hamburg against the favored Croatia. With a win against former world champions Spain, the Albanians can secure their ticket to the round of 16. “We all know that Spain is a tough opponent. But you never know in football,” said the 34-year-old Gjasula: “We have to keep both feet on the ground. It will be extremely difficult.”
Against Croatia, Gjasula first had to deal with an own goal before scoring the celebrated equalizer in the fifth minute of injury time. “It’s unbelievable. It was a rollercoaster of emotions for me. First an own goal, then a goal. I think I need to score own goals more often,” said Gjasula: “It’s unbelievable and I still can’t quite grasp it.” (akl/dpa/sid)
