EURO 2024
Who plays today in Euro 2024? July 9 games, times, TV, schedule
The identity of one UEFA European Championship 2024 finalist will be known today as the first semifinal takes place in Munich.
There are only three more games left to play in Euro 2024, with one of Spain, France, the Netherlands and England to be crowned new European champions at Olympiastadion in Berlin on Sunday July 14.
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Euro 2024 schedule for Tuesday July 9
Spain vs France - 3pm ET/12pm PT, Munich
Spain take on France in the first of the two semifinals at Allianz Arena in Munich on Tuesday (July 9) and there have been rather different narratives surrounding the teams at the tournament so far.
Luis de la Fuente’s side weren’t seen as one of the main favourites but have arguably been the most impressive nation in Germany in terms of their overall play.
They are bidding to win the European Championship for a fourth time, which would be an outright record, but head into the last four without Dani Carvajal and Robin Le Normand, two first-choice defenders, and Barcelona’s Pedri, a starter in midfield.
France, meanwhile, have flattered to deceive, which may seem strange to say given they are still in with a choice of joining Spain and Germany on three Euros titles.
They have scored only three goals in five matches, two of which have been own goals and one via the boot of Kylian Mbappé from the penalty spot. Les Bleus’ relative success at the tournament has been based on a rock solid defence, with just one goal - a penalty against Poland - conceded.
How to watch the Spain - France Euro 2024 semifinal
If you are in the United States, you can watch the semifinal between Spain and France on the following TV channels and streaming services: FOX Network, FOX Sports App, foxsports.com, ViX, Sling TV.
You can also watch a live stream of Spain vs France on fuboTV, which offers new users a free trial
Who will Spain or France face in the Euro 2024 final?
The winner of today’s semifinal in Munich will take on either the Netherlands or England in the final at Berlin’s Olympiastadion on Sunday July 14. The second last four clash will be played in Dortmund on Wednesday (July 10), also kicking off at 3pm ET/12pm PT.