Which England games are on TV during Euro 2020?
Sign up to our email updates Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  After an extra year of waiting around, England's Euro 2020 campaign finally gets underway on Sunday June 13 when they take on Croatia at Wembley Stadium. Gareth Southgate's side will compete in Group D of the group stages, alongside Croatia, Scotland and Czech Republic with each game taking place at the national stadium. If you were part of the unlucky crowd not able to get tickets for the reduced capacity games, all hope is not lost though. Every single England game will be broadcast live on free-to-air TV this summer and they could play up to seven times if they end up making it back to Wembley for the final on July 11th. BBC and ITV will share the viewings between them, with online streaming or catch-up options available via their own platforms BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub. England's campaign opens against Croatia live on BBC One, with a 2pm kick-off starting off your Sunday brightly. They'll then return to Wembley to take on fellow home nation Scotland on Friday June 18, with an 8pm kick-off being broadcast live on ITV. The final group game against Czech Republic will take place on Tuesday June 22 with an 8pm kick-off and will again be shown live on ITV. If England get through to the round of 16, their final position in the group will determine whether they play on Sunday June 27, Monday June 28 or Tuesday June 29. If they top their group they'll once again play at Wembley against the runners-up of Group F, which contains world champions France, current European champions Portugal and old rivals Germany as well as Hungary. That game would take place on Tuesday June 29. (Image: 2021 Getty Images)  If they progressed into the quarter-final from that game, they would then travel to Rome and play on Saturday July 3 at 8pm. However, if England finish second in Group D, they will play the second-placed side in Group E (Poland, Slovakia, Spain and Sweden), in Copenhagen on Monday June 28. While specific channels haven't been announced for the knockout rounds yet, all games will be shown on free-to-air TV with BBC or ITV. The semi-finals will take place on July 7/8th with the final on July 11th, all at Wembley.