Who plays today in European Championship? Wednesday 23 June: games, times, TV, schedule...
Previews of today's group-stage games at Euro 2020, plus all the information you need on how and where to watch.
It’s Wednesday 23 June. It's Day 13 of Euro 2020. Let's check out what action lies ahead as the third round of the group comes to an end...
Sweden vs Poland | 12 noon ET
Preview
Group E leaders Sweden will try to obtain the point that would see them through to the next round of Euro 2020 when they meet Poland in Saint Petersburg.
It will be an entertaining match, as their opponents need to win to qualify for the knockout stages, after having picked up just one point from their first two games.
Sweden, competing at their sixth successive continental finals, have only won two of their last ten outings at European Championships.
Meanwhile, Poland have extended their run of games without winning to five after an opening 2-1 defeat by Slovakia and a draw against Spain, with just one victory recorded in their last nine matches.
Paulo Sousa’s men will qualify in second place if they can beat Sweden and the other Group E game doesn’t end in a draw. All eyes will be on Robert Lewandowski, who became the first Poland player to score in three European Championships after finding the back of the net against Spain.
AS English prediction: Sweden 1-1 Poland
Venue: Gazprom Arena, Saint Petersburg, Russia
Kick-off time: 12 noon ET, 9am PT, 6pm CEST
Find out what time Sweden vs Poland kicks off where you are in the world.
How to watch: No matter where you are on the planet, you can see what channel the Sweden vs Poland match is available on here.
For those in the United States: ESPN2, SiriusXM FC, PrendeTV.
Slovakia vs Spain | 12 noon ET
Preview
With Euro 2020 Group E still wide open, second-placed Slovakia travel to Seville to play against Spain, who sit one point and one place below them.
After starting off the competition with a victory over Poland, Stefan Tarkovic’s men lost 1-0 to Sweden, while Spain couldn’t beat the Polish side (1-1).
Although Slovakia could progress as winners or finish in last position, they depend on their performance as they remain one point above the Spanish squad, and a draw would see them advance into the next round.
Spain, unbeaten run across all competitions in their last 10 matches, will try to avoid a group-stage exit at the Euros for the first time since 2004.
It hasn’t been the best start for Luis Enrique’s players, but they trust they can turn things around, as it happened back in 2010, when they lost their first match against Switzerland and ended up winning the World Cup.
Another good example for Spain could be their neighbors Portugal, who who drew all three of their 2016 group-stage games and managed to lift the trophy.
AS English prediction: Slovakia 1-2 Spain
Venue: La Cartuja, Seville, Spain
Kick-off time: 12 noon ET, 9am PT, 6pm CEST
Find out what time Slovakia vs Spain kicks off where you are in the world.
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For those in the United States: SiriusXM FC, PrendeTV, ESPN, TUDN Radio.
Portugal vs France | 3pm ET
Preview
Five years after Euro 2016 final, Portugal and France will go head-to-head to renew hostilities in Group F in one of the most anticipated matches in the tournament.
Didier Deschamps’ squad remain at the top of the rankings despite being held to a 1-1 draw by Hungary, while Portugal are sitting third after a 4-2 defeat to Germany.
The reigning European champions will try to clinch one of the top two spots in the group of death, with an eye on the possibility of progressing as one of the best third-placed outfits. Portugal, though, have never failed to make it out of the group stage during their previous seven appearances at the European Championships.
As for France, Kylian Mbappé, Antoine Griezmann and Karim Benzema will surely be aware that they will need to be more consistent up front than in their last game against Hungary.
France remain at the top of Group F and will progress in first place with a victory against Cristiano Ronaldo & co., although Les Bleus are guaranteed to finish at least third in the group.
AS English prediction: Portugal 1-2 France
Venue: Ferenc Puskás Stadium, Budapest, Hungary
Kick-off time: 3pm ET, 12 noon PT, 9pm CEST
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Germany vs Hungary | 3pm ET
Preview
Germany welcome Hungary at the Allianz Arena in a match where the hosts will be aiming to get the ticket to the knockout stages.
Both sides lost their opening games and offered a convincing image in matchday two, with Germany beating Portugal in one of the most exciting games so far and Hungary getting a draw that tasted as a victory, taking into account they were heavy underdogs against France.
Joachim Löw’s men will go through for the fourth consecutive time in the competition if they defeat Hungary or if they draw and France don’t lose against Portugal.
Meanwhile, Hungary, ranked 37th in the world, will qualify in second place if they win on Wednesday and Portugal lose. If they win and Portugal win, second place would be decided on goal difference; while Marco Rossi's team will be third if they win and the other game is drawn.
AS English prediction: Germany 3-1 Hungary
Venue: Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany
Kick-off time: 3pm ET, 12 noon PT, 9pm CEST
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For those in the United States: ESPN2, SiriusXM FC, PrendeTV.