BT Sport is making all three UEFA finals FREE-TO-AIR for non-subscribers.
The Europa Conference League Final and the Champions League Final will be available for FREE on BT Sport’s YouTube channel above, via BTSport.com online or the BT Sport app.
The stream for the Europa Conference League Final is above.
CHANNEL 4 has struck a deal to screen all England’s Nations League and Euro 2024 qualifiers, snatching the games from ITV and Sky.
The agreement will also see England’s friendly internationals move to Channel 4.
England’s games in major tournaments like the World Cup and European Championships will continue to be shown on ITV and BBC.
It’s the first time England games have been shown on the network and means there will be 20 Three Lions matches on 4 up to the end of 2024.
No details of Channel 4’s on-air team have been revealed yet, but their coverage will kick off on June 4 with Hungary v England.
Sky had previously held the rights to the Nations League and England friendlies while ITV had European qualifiers.
It’s not clear yet who will show the other Nations League matches.
ENGLAND ON CHANNEL FOUR
NATIONS LEAGUE
JUNE 4 HUNGARY V ENGLAND
JUNE 7 GERMANY V ENGLAND
JUNE 11 ENGLAND V ITALY
JUNE 14 ENGLAND V HUNGARY
SEPTEMBER 23 ITALY V ENGLAND
SEPTEMBER 26 ENGLAND V GERMANY
EURO 2024 QUALIFIERS: England qualifiers on Channel 4 in 2023
ENGLAND INTERNATIONALS: All England friendlies on Channel 4. In all, across all competitions and friendlies, 20 England matches will be shown live on Channel 4 between now and the end of 2024.
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TV games for the remainder of the Premier League season – apart from the final day – have been confirmed.
The final day’s selections – for Sunday May 22 – will be confirmed once all teams have completed their 37th match. All games on the final day kick-off together at 4pm. It’s thought Sky will show up to three matches on the final day with BT Sport’s final match of the season the week before.
The penultimate weekend’s matches have been moved to Sunday May 15 to avoid a clash with the FA Cup Final which is the previous day. Some Sunday games could be shuffled into midweek should the teams be involved in the Cup Final.