Euro 2016: How, when and where to watch all the matches
Where to watch, at what time and how to access all the games at Euro 2016, taking place between 10 June and 10 July 2016.
When does Euro 2016 start?
The 15th edition of the European Championships gets underway in the Stade de France on 10 June at 9pm local time (CEST), with hosts France playing Romania. (Check when it starts wherever you are in the world).
The tournament runs through to the final, also to be played in the Stade de France, on 10 July.
Current holders Spain get their campaign underway against Czech Republic in Lyon on 13 June, at 3pm local time.
Where to watch Euro 2016
All the channels where you can watch Euro 2016 in each region and country round the world.
As a guide for our readers in certain selected countries, here's a quick summary of channels where Euro 2016 is being shown:
Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Uruguay : DIRECTV
Australia: beIN Sports
Brazil : SporTV, TV Globo
China : CCTV
France : beIN Sports, M6 France, TF1 France
Ireland : RTÉ
Indonesia : RCTI, MNC Sports
Mexico: TV Azteca, Televisa, Sky Sports
Spain: Telecinco
UK : BBC, ITV
USA: ESPN
Follow Euro 2016 on the Internet
Euro 2016 matches are available online. Here's a quick summary of the provider in certain countries.
Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Uruguay : DIRECTV
Australia: beIN Sports
Brazil : Globosat play
China : CCTV
France : beIN Sports, 6Play, TF1
Ireland : RTÉ
Indonesia : RCTI
Spain: Telecinco
USA: ESPN
Follow Euro 2016 on mobile
You can also follow Euro 2016 in most countries on your mobile phone, through an iOS or Android app.
Watch it live!
There are still tickets available for some games. Hopefully you're still in luck!
Enjoy the tournament!