Since Tuesday evening and the qualification, at the end of the night of Ukraine, we know the name of the last eight contenders for the title.
A list from which several major nations are absent, including France, Portugal and Croatia.
In any case, there will be something for everyone on Friday and Saturday in the quarter-finals of Euro 2021. A clash between favorites, and three posters that we did not really expect or not at all before the start of the tournament.
Note that the programming of free-to-air TV broadcasts is not yet known, the elimination of the Blues having completely changed the situation.
TF1 must broadcast two, M6 one.
For its part, BeIN Sports will retransmit the four to its subscribers.
Free Euro quarter-final table
Friday July 2, 2021
Spain-Switzerland, in Saint Petersburg (Russia), at 6 p.m.
Badly in the group stage, La Roja and La Nati created a surprise in the previous round by eliminating after fabulous matches Croatia and France, vice-champion and reigning world champion.
Belgium - Italy (beIN), in Munich (Germany), at 9 p.m.
Here is the great duel between strongholds of the Old Continent.
Belgium, the first Fifa world nation and semi-finalist of the last World Cup, will face the Squadra Azzurra in full rebirth and undefeated for 31 games.
Marco Verratti's Italy, however, had a difficult round of 16 against Austria (2-1 ap) after having flown over his group.
Saturday July 3, 2021
Czech Republic-Denmark (beIN), in Baku (Azerbaijan), at 6 p.m.
Here we have a duel between two big surprises.
Fallout from the Netherlands, the Czech Republic of Patrik Schick will challenge Denmark in the quarterfinals on Saturday in Baku.
Victorious over Wales on Saturday, this Scandinavian team is carried by an additional energy since the fear of their captain Christian Eriksen during the first group match.
England - Ukraine (BeIN), in Rome, at 9 p.m.
A favorite against a surprise guest. England, who will play their first Euro match away from their Wembley compound, will have the odds against Ukraine. Impressive since the start of their campaign (still no goal conceded), like their victory over Germany, Gareth Southgate's players seem on a royal road. But beware of this Ukrainian team, trained by the former golden ball Andreï Chevtchenko, who has come a long way (3rd in his group with 1 success and 2 losses) and who will have nothing to lose.
