Euro 2024 draw: date, time, live stream & how to watch
Today, on December 2nd, at 18:00 Central European Time, the draw for the group stage of the 2024 European Championship will take place at the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, Germany.
The tournament will feature 24 national teams, with only 21 teams confirmed at present. Germany secured automatic qualification as the host nation, while the other twenty teams earned their spots through the qualification rounds. The final three participants will be determined in March through the Nations League playoffs.
Dailysports.net has compiled information for your convenience on where to watch this event in your country.
The broadcast will commence at 18:00 Central European Time.
- Australia - Optus Sport
- Cameroon - SuperSport
- Canada - TSN, TVA Sports
- Kenya - SuperSport
- New Zealand - TVNZ
- Nigeria - SuperSport
- South Africa - SuperSport
- Uganda - SuperSport
- United Kingdom - BBC, ITV
- United States - FOX Sports, VIX
Other countries:
- Algeria - beIN Sports
- Angola - SuperSport
- Anguilla - CPSL
- Antigua and Barbuda - CPSL
- Bahamas - CPSL
- Barbados - CPSL
- Botswana - SuperSport
- British Virgin Islands - CPSL
- Cayman Islands - CPSL
- China - iQiyi
- Dominica - CPSL
- Fiji - Digicel
- Gambia - SuperSport
- Ghana - SuperSport
- Grenada - CPSL
- India - SONY SIX
- Ireland - RTÉ
- Israel - Charlton
- Jamaica - CPSL
- Kiribati - Digicel
- Lesotho - SuperSport
- Liberia - SuperSport
- Madagascar - SuperSport
- Malawi - SuperSport
- Marshall Islands - Digicel
- Mauritius - SuperSport
- Namibia - SuperSport
- Nauru - Digicel
- Palau - Digicel
- Panama - ESPN
- Rwanda - SuperSport
- Saint Lucia - CPSL
- Samoa - Digicel
- Sierra Leone - SuperSport
- Singapore - SPOTV Singapore
- Solomon Islands - Digicel
- South Sudan - SuperSport
- Sudan - SuperSport
- Tanzania - SuperSport
- Tonga - Digicel
- Trinidad and Tobago - CPSL
- Tuvalu - Digicel
- Zambia - SuperSport
- Zimbabwe - SuperSport
The draw will also be broadcast live on the UEFA website and the official EURO 2024 app.
Liam Garcia
Dailysports's expert
