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Euro 2012 will begin on Saturday, June 9 (AET) and is being broadcast on Setanta Sports on Foxtel and Austar, while SBS will be broadcasting selected matches on delay, and daily highlights at 5:30PM on SBS Two. Four Euro 2012 matches are scheduled to be broadcast live on free-to-air television.
We’ve compiled a Euro 2012 TV Schedule based upon the information currently available.
In the group phase each of the four groups will be playing their final match simultaneously, meaning that Setanta will be able to only show one match of each of the groups’ final matches live.
We have all the updated information as we can and will endeavour to update this page with TV guide details.
Similarly, while SBS have announced their intention to broadcast live two of the four quarter-finals and one of the semi-finals, they have not yet specified which of the quarter-finals/semi-finals they will choose to broadcast.
Euro 2012 will begin on Saturday, June 9 (AET) and is being broadcast on Setanta Sports on Foxtel and Austar, while SBS will be broadcasting selected matches on delay, and daily highlights at 5:30PM on SBS Two. Four Euro 2012 matches are scheduled to be broadcast live on free-to-air television.