France vs Belgium and Portugal vs Slovenia: Euro 2024 live stream, TV channel and team news

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The Euro 2024 knock-out stages are in full swing and the tension is increasing as more teams are starting to be sent home.

Monday will be the halfway point of the round of 16 and will include the match of the round as France take on Belgium in a bout that will see one of the tournament’s big-hitters eliminated.

Afterwards, Portugal will be hoping to make it to the quarter-finals but will have to surpass a spirited Slovenia that held England to a goalless draw in their final group game.

Here is everything you need to know about the Euro 2024 fixtures on Monday, July 1.

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Euro 2024 games on Monday

There are two matches in the last 16 on Monday.

• France vs Belgium – Merkur Spiel-Arena, Dusseldorf
• Portugal vs Slovenia – Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt

How to watch France vs Belgium

Both France and Belgium have underwhelmed at Euro 2024 and failed to win their groups but Dominic Tedesco’s side have been particularly bad.

The Red Devils lost their first game against Slovakia, edged past Romania and could only draw with Ukraine, meaning they finished second.

France also finished second after being held to draws by Poland and Netherlands and only narrowly defeating group-winners Austria with an own-goal.

As a result, the two heavyweights will meet early in the competition and one will be going home.

France vs Belgium kick-off time

France vs Belgium will kick off at 5 pm GMT on Monday.

France vs Belgium TV channel

The high-stakes match-up will be televised live on ITV 1 in the UK, with coverage getting underway at 3:45 pm.

France vs Belgium free live stream

There will also be a free live stream of France vs Belgium on ITVX, which can be watched on smartphones, tablets and computers. ITV 1 can also be watched on the streaming platform Sky Go.

France vs Belgium team news

Kylian Mbappe came through the draw with Poland without any further concerns after playing in a mask to protect the nose he broke in the opening game.

Didier Deschamps has no other injury problems but will likely bring Antoine Griezmann and one of Marcus Thuram or Olivier Giroud into the starting XI.

Belgium will welcome Dodi Lukebakio back into the fold after a one-game suspension and have no injury worries.

How to watch Portugal vs Slovenia

Portugal may have lost their final group stage game against Georgia but had already practically secured top spot.

As a reward, they face plucky Slovenia in the last 16, who qualified after finishing as one of the best-performing third-placed sides.

Portugal vs Slovenia kick-off time

Portugal vs Slovenia gets underway at 8 pm in the UK.

Portugal vs Slovenia TV channel

If you’re sitting down for both games on Monday then you’ll have to flick over the channel following the first game as Portugal vs Slovenia will be televised on BBC One in the UK. Coverage begins at 7:30 pm.

Portugal vs Slovenia free live stream

You can also stream the match live for free, if you have a TV license, on BBC iPlayer.

Portugal vs Slovenia team news

Roberto Martinez will have Rafael Leao available again after he missed the Georgia loss due to suspension and the manager will likely make several changes after resting key players in the game.

Slovenia have no injury concerns and have played the same side in all three matches so far, something that will likely continue in Frankfurt.