After two days of break, the Euro resumes from this Saturday with two round of 16 per day. BeIN sports will broadcast all the matches, TF1 three matches and M 6 two matches. It is TF1 which will broadcast the 8th final of the French team on Monday against Switzerland (9 p.m.). Will France-Portugal’s record audience be beaten? Wednesday, the last decisive match of Pool F attracted 15.59 million viewers (or 57.6% audience share), with a peak of 17.3 million on TF1, the highest score since the start of the competition. It was also the best audience of the year, all programs combined.
The two previous matches of the Blues, France-Germany (M 6) and Hungary-France (TF1) had been watched by 15.1 and 12.26 million viewers respectively.
For the rest, if the France team continues its journey, its quarter-final against the winner of Croatia-Spain will be broadcast by TF1 on Friday, July 2. M 6, who will broadcast the final on Sunday July 11, will also have the possible semi-final of the Blues on Tuesday July 6.
The TV program for the round of 16
Saturday June 26:
Wales-Denmark at 6 p.m. on beIN Sports 1
Italy-Austria at 9 p.m. on M 6 and beIN Sports 1
Sunday June 27:
Netherlands-Czech Republic at 6 p.m. on beIN Sports 1
Belgium-Portugal at 9 p.m. on M 6 and beIN Sports 1
Monday June 28:
Spain-Croatia at 6 p.m. on beIN Sports 1
France-Switzerland at 9 p.m. on TF1 and beIN Sports 1
Tuesday June 29:
England-Germany at 6 p.m. on TF1 and beIN Sports 1
Sweden-Ukraine at 9 p.m. on TF1 and beIN Sports 1
