Watch France vs Poland live streams
Could France reach the last 16 without any of their players scoring? While another goalless draw would do it, they’re likely to carve out chances galore against Poland, the sole team to get eliminated after only two games. Taking place at Westfalenstadion on Tuesday, 25th June, kick-off is at 5pm BST (12pm ET / 9am PT in the US, and 2am AEST on Wednesday morning in Australia). Don’t miss it.
For Robert Lewandowski, it’ll be a bittersweet return to the arena where he forged his reputation as one of the world’s top strikers. The 35-year-old has been limited to a 30-minute cameo against Austria, during which Poland’s opponents scored twice. While his deputies Adam Buksa and Krzysztof Piatek have both found the net, even a half-fit Lewa will surely get the nod on what could end up being his final ever appearance at a major international tournament.
The status of France’s own main man, Kylian Mbappe, is in doubt too, though what’s of most concern to fans is the way Les Bleus’ other attackers have struggled. Antoine Griezmann, usually so reliable, repeatedly fluffed his lines against the Netherlands, while Olivier Giroud looked badly out of sorts on both of his appearances. Having impressed with his hold-up play, however, Marcus Thuram could have played his way into the starting lineup.
France vs Poland is free to watch on BBC iPlayer in the UK. You can use a VPN to watch Euro 2024 and France vs Poland live streams from anywhere, if you happen to be away.
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You can watch France vs Poland for free on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
You’ll also find live live coverage across the EU, including hosts Germany (Das Erste, ZDF, RTL), Austria (ORF, Servus), Belgium (RTBF, VRT), France (TF1), Italy (Rai Sport ), the Netherlands (NOS) and Spain (RTVE).
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You won’t be able to watch your regular Euro 2024 live streams while traveling abroad. The streaming service will spot that you’re in a foreign country and block you.
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Watch France vs Poland live streams 2024 in the US
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Watch France vs Poland live stream in Australia
If you’re in Australia, streaming service Optus Sport is providing live coverage of France vs Poland. The service costs $24.99 a month (or $6.99 for Optus mobile customers) with an Annual Plan priced at $199.
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Shame you’re not over the Tasman and in New Zealand. Kiwis can watch all of Euro 2024 live and free on TVNZ Plus.
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