The Germany-Scotland match will open Euro 2024. Which channel will broadcast the match and at what time?
UEFA has chosen Germany as the host country for the European Football Championship in 2024, marking the start of the summer sports season.
Key matches include the Germany v Scotland opener at the Allianz Arena in Munich on June 14, broadcast on TF1 and Bein Sports in France, and the France v Austria encounter on June 17.
Clément Turpin, French referee, was selected to officiate the Germany-Scotland match, underlining his recognition as one of the best international referees by UEFA.
It’s a sporting event that we almost forgot after hearing about the Paris Olympic Games. The European Football Championship will, however, inaugurate the summer sports season in 2024.Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has chosen Germany as the organizing country for this new edition.
The Blues landed midweek at Paderborn-Lippstadt airport, near the town of Büren. They won’t play their first match for a few days. French footballers will meet the Austrian team on June 17. The championship will begin three days before.
Euro 2024: where and what time to watch the match between Germany and Scotland
This Friday, June 14, Germans and Scots will face off on the lawn of the Allianz Arena in Munich. In France, TF1 and Bein Sports offer to follow the opening match live from 9 p.m. The first PAF channel negotiated the broadcast of the best quarter-final and the best semi-final.
The competition will continue the next day on Bein Sports 1. The day will begin with the Hungary – Switzerland match at 3 p.m. Three hours later, Spain and Croatia will meet. The day will end with Italy-Albania, a match broadcast at 9 p.m. on M6 and BeIn Sports 1.
Euro 2024: who will referee Germany-Scotland?
A Frenchman will referee the match between Germany and Scotland this Friday evening. This is Clément Turpin. The 42-year-old referee will be supported by Nicolas Danos, Benjamin Pagès and François Letexier who is experiencing his first participation in the Euro. Jérôme Brisard, Willy Delajod and the Italian Massimiliano Irrati will be responsible for video assistance.
“I am delighted with this great mark of confidence that UEFA places in Clément Turpin, who confirms that he is one of the very best international referees”declared Éric Borghini, president of the federal referees commission in an interview with our daily colleagues the Teamnoting that the French “suffered the same bashing as Stéphanie Frappart” : “I cannot explain this ostracism to which Clément is subject. He is the most successful French referee with two World Cups, three Euros, two European Cup finals, to name only the biggest events -YOU”.
