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Two former Euro championship teams meet today in the quarter-finals, and two giants of the game are taking to the field, with Mbappe for France and Ronaldo for Portugal. Both players haven't quite hit their stride at Euro 2024 yet, but they're undoubtedly due, so let us show you where to watch a free France vs. Portugal live stream from anywhere.
We've researched options for multiple countries and confirmed via local TV guides which channels are showing the game today. The free options will allow you to watch France vs. Portugal with English, French, German, or Italian commentary. If you want information on all the other games, check out our guide on where to watch Euro 2024 live streams for free.
If the game is behind a streaming subscription's premium paywall in your country, check out the free alternatives from other nations in the box below. You'll need a VPN to access free France vs. Portugal live stream options outside their original broadcast country. But we can help you with that. These super useful apps are an essential tool in any sports fan's arsenal as they unlock global streaming options from anywhere on the planet by letting you digitally switch your location to stream content from other countries. Without one, you'll hit a geo-block and won't be able to watch the live streams. The VPN we've picked out comes with a risk-free 30-day money-back guarantee.
With a quick and easy workaround, you can catch all Euro 2024 action for free, including France vs. Portugal today. This game will be shown on the UK's BBC iPlayer, which is hosting numerous matches throughout Euro 2024. ITVX will cover the other games in the UK.
Geo-blocking would usually prevent viewers not currently in the UK from watching, but you can access these free Euro 2024 live streams from anywhere on the planet through a VPN. Likewise, with the other free options around Europe mentioned in the box above.
A VPN virtually changes your devices' location, so apps and websites think you're connecting from servers within those countries. In the case of today's France vs. Portugal live stream, you can connect through a UK server, and the BBC will let you in with no fuss after creating a free email login.
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Fox/FS1 has picked up the rights to all remaining games in the USA, including France vs. Portugal. If you don't have access to Fox, the cheapest way to get it is via Sling, specifically its Blue tier. The first month's fee is $20, down from $45, and a month will cover you nicely for the tournament as the final is set for July 14. You're then free to cancel the service if you wish, as it runs on a one-month rolling contract.
Or, if you use a VPN, you can watch all of the Euro 2024 matches for free using the UK option, as described above.
Fubo is your next best option. It's more expensive, though, with one-month subs starting at $79.99. It does start with a 7-day free trial, at least, and has the widest selection of games for baseball fans, too.
As with all Euro and World Cup tournaments, plus the rugby's Six Nations, the Olympics, Wimbledon, and more, you can see all the Euros action for free via the BBC and ITV in the UK on TV or via streaming apps. BBC specifically has the free France vs. Portugal live stream today.
Optus Sport, a paid streaming service, exclusively holds all the Euro 2024 live streams in Australia. If you're already an Optus customer, the fee is only $6.99 a month. If not, you're looking at a much higher $24.99. That's a hefty price tag for the tournament, especially given the awkward times most matches are on. If you fancy a free route, check out the VPN tips above to get that UK coverage.
Note: The use of VPNs is illegal in certain countries, and using VPNs to access region-locked streaming content might constitute a breach of the terms of use for certain services. Insider does not endorse or condone the illegal use of VPNs.
