EURO 2021. After the crazy day yesterday, which saw France and Spain held in check and an avalanche of goals between Portugal and Germany, the European Nations Championship already enters the 3rd day of the group A this Sunday, with two matches on the program …
The essentials on Euro 2021
- IN THE PROGRAM. Euro 2021 begins the home stretch of the group stages this Sunday, June 20. Group A will indeed live its third and final day with two simultaneous matches to find out which team will join Italy among the qualifiers for the knockout stages. Italy, already guaranteed to take part in the remainder of the tournament after two flamboyant victories, will call Wales and Switzerland will seek to defeat Turkey. Both matches will start at 6 p.m. The calendar
- LATEST RESULTS. France had a complicated match this Saturday, June 19 in Budapest. Led by Hungary with a goal from Fiola in the first half, the Blues equalized in the 65th minute, by Antoine Griezmann. But this jump was not enough and the score remained at 1-1 at the end of a stifling match in several ways (35 degrees at the very least on the lawn and a full stadium all acquired by Hungary). France will therefore have to wait a bit for the qualification in the round of 16 especially as in Group F, Germany won clearly against Portugal, in a totally crazy match ended with a 4 goals to 2 for the Mannschaft. Spain brought up the rear last night with a draw against Poland (1-1). The two teams in Group E owe their goal to Morata for the Spaniards in the 26th minute, and to Lewandowski (54 ‘) for the Whites and Reds. La Roja is in his second draw and is starting to doubt in this competition. Classification of groups and Results
- NEWS. Highlights on and off the pitch, results, standings, qualifications … Follow the latest news from this Euro 2021 and directly.
Euro 2021: live news
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13:30 – 12.3 million viewers gathered in front of Hungary-France
Nearly 12.3 million viewers on average followed the Euro football match between the France team and Hungary on Saturday June 19 on TF1. Médiamétrie data unveiled on Sunday reveal an audience share of 70%. “Huge success for the Hungary-France match”, welcomed TF1 on Twitter, which recorded a peak audience of “14.6 million” viewers at the final whistle shortly before 5:00 pm.
12:00 – The next challenge will be against Portugal
After facing Hungary (1-1) in the framework of Euro 2021, the Blues will face Portugal on Wednesday. This will be an opportunity to start again, in a decisive match for first place in Group F, decrypts franceinfo. “There is still room for improvement”, assured Didier Deschamps.
10:05 – Lloris had warned against overconfidence
Attractive in preparation, solid against Germany (1-0), France displayed its first limits against Hungary on Saturday (1-1), recalls franceinfo. “We must not see ourselves too good-looking (…) It was only a first match (against Germany), the road is still very long, there are many challenges to start with Hungary”, had Hugo Lloris warned at a press conference on Friday. The team of the Blues of Euro 2021 will now focus on what was not done well to better prepare for the future.
09:10 – What time and on which channel to watch Italy – Wales?
Italy and Wales face each other this Sunday, June 20 on the third and final day of Group A. Already assured of their place in the round of 16, Squadra Azzura will face the British who only need ‘one point to ensure qualification. The match will take place at 6 p.m. at the Olympic Stadium in Rome. It will be followed exclusively on beIN Sports 2.
08:16 – The Benzema-Griezmann-Mbappé trio continues to seek each other
Against Hungary (1-1), on Saturday, June 19, the three attackers of the France team have experienced varying fortunes and must still improve their complementarity, as indicated by Le Monde. Didier Deschamps did not cut to a question about the three accomplices present at Euro 2021 at a press conference. The coach asks for time, report our colleagues. After all, France are almost qualified with four points and can already look forward to the knockout stages.
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Euro 2021: find out more
The dates for the final phase of what is still officially called “UEFA Euro 2020” were set last year: the competition is scheduled from June 11 to July 11, 2021. The group stage (six pools of four teams) takes place from June 11 to June 23. The first two of each group and the four best thirds will play the round of 16 on June 26, 27, 28 and 29. The quarter-finals will take place on July 2 and 3, 2021. The semi-finals will be played on July 6 and 7, at Wembley Stadium in London (England) while the final is scheduled for July 11, 2021, at 9 p.m. still at Wembley.
The France team knows its precise schedule during the group stage of Euro football with the place and date of each match. The Blues started against Germany and will then face Hungary and Portugal. The program of matches for France in group F:
- Tuesday June 15, 2021 (9 p.m.): France – Germany, in Munich
- Saturday June 19, 2021 (3 p.m.): France – Hungary, in Budapest
- Wednesday 23 June 2021 (9 p.m.): France – Portugal, in Budapest
• Also discover all the dates and times of the matches as well as the broadcasting channels in our full schedule of Euro 2021 in PDF.
The groups for the final phase of this football Euro, finally played in 2021, were formed on November 30, 2019, during the draw, and completed at the end of the play-offs. The France team inherited a particularly tough hen.
- The composition of group A: Italy, Switzerland, Turkey, Wales
- The composition of group B: Belgium, Russia, Denmark, Finland
- The composition of group C: Ukraine, Netherlands, Austria, North Macedonia
- The composition of group D: England, Croatia, Czech Republic, Scotland
- The composition of group E: Spain, Poland, Sweden, Slovakia
- The composition of group F: Germany, France, Portugal, Hungary
Follow on this page, throughout this UEFA Euro 2020, the results of the matches in each of the six groups, then in the round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final, and final:
The first fortnight of this Euro 2021 football is therefore punctuated by the group stage. The first two from each pool and the four best third will then qualify for the round of 16.
• Discover, over the days on this page, the updated ranking of each of the six groups.
In France, the TV broadcast of matches of the final phase of the Euro is provided by TF1 (twelve games) and M6 (eleven matches including the final) and by beIN Sports (available by subscription), which offers broadcasting the entire competition. All the Blues matches are offered on a free-to-air channel (TF1 or M6). This will also be the case for the semi-finals and the final, even if the Blues do not participate.
