How to watch and live stream EURO 2024 qualifiers

Streaming service fuboTV has a number of different packages available that are ideal for streaming European Championship qualification. It’s an official broadcaster of the competition on its own Fubo Sports Network and within all the English language packages Fox Sports 1 & 2 are also included.

The Pro package is priced at $74.99 per month and includes a total of 169 channels, including a number of other sports channels that also give you access to competitions like the Premier League, La Liga and the Bundesliga, giving you some pretty solid insight into the players in form across the continent.

You can up the number of channels you receive by upgrading your fuboTV packages too. The Elite package, costing $84.99 per month gives you access to 235 channels, although in terms of accessing EUropean qualifiers, there isn’t a whole host more. The same applies with the Premier package, which is priced at $94.99 per month.

However, it is worth looking at the additional channels from a wider household perspective as they can work out as very good deals.

fuboTV also has a Spanish language package, which includes Univision and TUDN at a much cheaper cost. While you’ll only receive 57 channels, you can still watch a large number of European Championship qualifiers, at half of the price.

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Sling TV is another cheaper package in comparison to FuboTV, with Fox Sport channels available on the Blue package. This costs $40 per month, but is a lot more limited in the number of channels you do get. However, NBC is also included in this so you can enjoy Premier League soccer.

The Orange package may also be of interest for soccer fans, with it including ESPN which has broadcast rights to the English Football League, Spanish La Liga and the German Bundesliga. You can add this on to the Blue package for an additional $15 per month.

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Similar to FuboTV in terms of the volume of channels on offer, DirecTV also offers Fox Sports, but isn’t an official broadcaster like FuboTV. Their basic package is priced at $64.99 and you will receive Fox Sports 1. However, in order to get Fox Sports 2, you do have to upgrade to the Ultimate or Premier packages, both of which exceed the $100 per month mark.

However, the number of sports channels available significantly increases with those packages, meaning you do get a lot more for your money across sport and entertainment, including pretty much every major soccer competition you could want.

Within the Entertainment package you are quite limited in sport outside of what’s on Fox Sports 1, with ESPN coverage the only other options. And while there’s plenty of soccer on ESPN, the channels FuboTV offer on their basic Pro package are much greater.

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Hulu+ Live TV is a fantastic option for lovers of European soccer. It’s priced around the same point as FuboTV, but you aren’t getting the Fubo Sports Network with that. However, you do get Fox Sports, ESPN and CBS, opening up pretty much all the biggest top flight leagues in the continent.

Priced at $69.99 per month, it’s a good option, particularly if you are already a subscriber to Hulu+

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FuboTV is certainly the standout option for those wanting to live stream the European Championship qualification games across the season. It’s an official broadcaster in its own right, so you’ll find tons of games across the Fubo Sports Network, as well as having access to those on Fox Sports and the Televisia Univision network. 

The Pro package covers all of that, and with so much other soccer available it is the ultimate TV package for any lover of the sport.

UEFA European Championship Qualifiers FAQs

What Fox Sports TV channels will show European qualifiers?

Most european qualifiers matches will be shown on either Fox Sports 1 & 2, although bigger games of additional interest are also shown on the main FOX channel.

What is FOX Soccer Plus?

FOX Soccer Plus is FOX's dedicated soccer channel. The channel was launched in 2005 and shows regular soccer actions from a variety of tournaments and top leagues including Liga MX, the Coupe de France, the Canadian Premier League and the UEFA Nations League.

What channels are on the Fubo Sports Network?

Along with access to FOX Sports 1 & 2, the Fubo Sports Network has a variety of other major sports channels ESPN and all of its linear channels, the Big Ten Network and the CBS Sports Network.

What TV package or streaming service do I need to watch other european soccer?

A wide variety of channels and streaming services are required to get comprehensive soccer coverage. You can check out the link below to find a full overview of who has what rights and you can watch them.

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When does the UEFA European Championship Qualifiers take place?

The qualifiers for the European Championships take place in the 18 months building up to the tournament, usually beginning in the March the year before the tournament and ending in the March of the tournament. 

How does a team qualify for the European Championships?

The qualification process is a league based system, split into 10 groups. Teams must finish in the top two positions of their group to qualify for the European Championships. The hosts of that year’s European Championships automatically qualify, while there are also three extra places available through play-offs in the qualifiers and the UEFA Nations League.

When did the UEFA European Championships Qualifiers start?

The UEFA European Championships began in the late 1950s and qualification began in 1960 as the tournament started to get more popular. In the first qualifying rounds, only 17 teams took part, eventually narrowing down to four nations that then qualified for the Finals of the tournament. However, today over 50 nations compete in qualifying for the Finals every four years.

Who are all of the teams competing in the UEFA EURO 2024 qualifiers?