Days, channels, hours… The complete program of the Women’s Euro

Initially scheduled for 2021, the Women’s Football Euro has been postponed by a year, due to the Covid pandemic and the postponement of the Men’s Euro and the Tokyo Olympics. The sixteen best European teams have an appointment this summer in England, from July 6 to 31, for a tournament announced as open and undecided. In 2019, the Women’s Football World Cup organized in France had met with real popular success with unprecedented TV audiences: between eight and eleven million viewers for the matches of Les Bleues. As a result, the broadcasters have decided to offer a very good exposure to this Euro. The Canal+ group holds the broadcasting rights for the entire tournament and will therefore be broadcasting the 31 matches of this 13ᵉ edition of the European championship on its channels. For its part, the TF1 group will offer all the matches of Wendie Renard’s Bleues and in particular the six best posters of the group stage.

The Canal+ and TF1 device for the Women’s Euro

To bring this competition to life, Canal+ calls on its journalists accustomed to football for its magazine Destination Wembley : Hervé Mathoux, Eric Besnard, Gauthier Kuntzmann and Clément Gacheny. Xavier Giraudon, Anne-Laure Salvatico, Théo Douet, Salim Dib and Antony Tobelem will comment on the matches. As for the consultants, subscribers to the encrypted channel will find Laure Boulleau, Jessica Houara-d’Hommeaux, Léa Le Garrec, Béatrice Kaboré, Fabrice Abriel and Jean-Luc Vassseur.
On the other hand, TF1 relies on Grégoire Margotton and Bixente Lizarazu to comment on the matches of the Bleues which will be followed in their daily life by the journalist Marine Marck (Téléfoot). The other meetings will be deciphered by Sabrina Delannoy and Julien Maynard. After each game, The Mag of the Euro will be back, presented by Denis Brogniart with Camille Abily, Nadia Benmokhtar and Romain Balland.

Football TV program – Women’s Euro: how to follow the matches of Euro 2022? What is the meeting schedule?

1st day of the group stage
Wednesday 6 July – Group A
9 p.m.: England/Austria, broadcast on Canal+ and TMC
Thursday 7 July – Group A
9 p.m.: Norway/Northern Ireland, broadcast on Canal+ Sport
Friday July 8 – Group B
6 p.m.: Spain/Finland, broadcast on Canal+
9 p.m.: Germany/Denmark, broadcast on Canal+ Sport and TMC
Saturday July 9 – Group C
6 p.m.: Portugal/Switzerland, broadcast on Canal+
9 p.m.: Netherlands/Sweden, broadcast on Canal+
Sunday July 10 – Group D
6 p.m.: Belgium/Iceland, broadcast on Canal+
9 p.m.: France/Italy, broadcast on TF1 and Canal+

2nd day of the group stage
Monday July 11 – Group A
6 p.m.: Austria/Northern Ireland, broadcast on Canal+ Sport
9 p.m.: England/Norway, broadcast on Canal+ Sport and TMC
Tuesday 12 July – Group B
6 p.m.: Denmark/Finland, broadcast on Canal+ Sport
9 p.m.: Germany/Spain, broadcast on Canal+ and TMC
Wednesday July 13 – Group C
6 p.m.: Sweden/Switzerland, broadcast on Canal+ Sport
9 p.m.: Netherlands/Portugal, broadcast on Canal+ Sport
Thursday July 14 – Group D
6 p.m.: Italy/Iceland, broadcast on Canal+ Sport
9 p.m.: France/Belgium, broadcast on TF1 and Canal+

3rd day of the group stage
Friday July 15 – Group A
9 p.m.: Northern Ireland/England, broadcast on Canal+ Sport
9 p.m.: Austria/Norway, broadcast on Canal+ Décalé
Saturday July 16 – Group B
9 p.m.: Finland/Germany, broadcast on Canal+
9 p.m.: Denmark/Spain, broadcast on Canal+ Sport
Sunday July 17 – Group C
6 p.m.: Switzerland/Netherlands, broadcast on Canal+
6 p.m.: Sweden/Portugal, broadcast on Canal+ Sport
Monday July 18 – Group D
9 p.m.: Iceland/France, broadcast on TF1 and Canal+
9 p.m.: Italy/Belgium, broadcast on Canal+ Sport

Quarter-finals
Wednesday July 20
9 p.m.: Winner of group A – Second of group B (quarter-final 1), broadcast on Canal+ Sport and TF1 (subject to confirmation)
Thursday July 21
9 p.m.: Winner of group B – Second in group A (quarter-final 2), broadcast on Canal+ Sport and TF1 (subject to confirmation)
Friday July 22
9 p.m.: Winner of group C – Second in group D (quarter-final 3), broadcast on Canal+ and TF1 (subject to confirmation)
Saturday July 23
9 p.m.: Winner of group D – Second in group C (quarter-final 4), broadcast on Canal+ and TF1 (subject to confirmation)

Semi-finals
Tuesday July 26
9 p.m.: Winner of quarter-final 1 – Winner of quarter-final 3 (semi-final 1), broadcast on TF1 and Canal+
Wednesday July 27
9 p.m.: Winner of quarter-final 2 – Winner of quarter-final 4 (semi-final 2), broadcast on TF1 and Canal+

Final
Sunday July 31
6 p.m.: Winner of semi-final 1 – Winner of semi-final 2, broadcast on TF1 and Canal+