UEFA EURO 2024 is a highly anticipated football championship set to take place in Germany from June to July 2024. The tournament will feature six groups, each comprised of 24 teams, with four teams in each group. Following the group stages, the tournament will progress to knockout rounds, including the Round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, and the final.

Many experts in major sporting events predict that EURO 2024 will be the best in history due to the comfortable and entertaining infrastructure provided during the tournament. This includes the opportunity to watch as many matches as possible, stadiums equipped with the latest technologies, diverse and efficient transportation options, as well as hotels and public facilities to accommodate newcomers and ensure a smooth experience for supporters.

However, attending the event in Germany can be financially challenging for many spectators, leading to the majority watching the matches on television. Yet, some individuals may struggle to afford television subscriptions due to high prices, prompting the search for alternative solutions.

UEFA EURO 2024: So, what’s the best solution for watching the matches without overspending?

UEFA is primarily responsible for selling the broadcasting rights for the EURO 2024 championship to television channels. Most of these channels are encrypted and require payment. However, there are also free channels that will broadcast fewer matches compared to the total number, as well as local or national channels that will cover matches of specific countries, taking regional distribution into account.

Viewers on a moderate budget are always seeking optimal solutions because subscriptions to encrypted television channels are often limited to specific content and can be costly. This leads many viewers to turn to IPTV, a technology that redistributes streams from all relevant channels, along with movies and series. IPTV only requires a high-speed internet connection and can be accessed on devices such as Smart TVs, Android boxes, phones, tablets (Android & iOS), and PCs.

Technically, IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, is a television programming transmitted using a network and the internet. IPTV offers live broadcasts as well as video-on-demand (VOD) content, delivered via a broadband internet connection. There’s a complex network architecture behind it all; however, if you’re familiar with streaming services like Amazon Prime or Netflix, the concept is similar, but with the addition of live television alongside movies and series.