Watch classic EURO, Champions League and Europa League games on UEFA.tv
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UEFA.tv will be streaming a selection of classic games in full and for free in the coming weeks.
With the 2019/20 European club competitions on hold until further notice and UEFA EURO 2020 postponed until next year, we will be using UEFA's unparalleled archive of European football to re-run some of the most memorable fixtures from down the years. These will be available to watch on UEFA.tv, UEFA's OTT channel, IN FULL from 17:00 CET.
Schedule of upcoming as-live games - all streamed from 17:00 CET
Thursday 28 May: Lazio vs Inter Milan, 1998 UEFA Cup final
Friday 29 May: Soviet Union vs Netherlands, EURO '88 final
Monday 1 June: Portugal vs Greece, UEFA EURO 2004 final
Tuesday 2 June: Manchester United vs Bayern, 1999 UEFA Champions League final
Wednesday 3 June: Real Madrid vs Atlético, 2014 UEFA Champions League final
Thursday 4 June: Celtic vs Porto, 2003 UEFA Cup final
Friday 5 June: Spain vs Italy, UEFA EURO 2012 final
Now available to watch on-demand
UEFA Champions League
1997/98: Juventus vs Monaco, semi-final first leg
1998/99: Juventus vs Manchester United, semi-final second leg
2002/03: Manchester United vs Real Madrid, quarter-final second leg
2004/05: PSV vs Milan, semi-final second leg
2004/05: AC Milan vs Liverpool, final
2006/07: AC Milan vs Manchester United, semi-final second leg
2008/09: Chelsea vs Liverpool, quarter-final second leg
2010/11: Bayern vs Inter, round of 16 second leg
2010/11: Barcelona vs Manchester United, final
2011/12: Real Madrid vs Bayern, semi-final second leg
2012/13: Galatasaray vs Real Madrid, quarter-final second leg
2012/13: Barcelona vs Bayern, semi-final second leg
2013/14: Dortmund vs Real Madrid, quarter-final second leg
2014/15: Chelsea vs Paris, round of 16 second leg
2016/17: Barcelona vs Paris, round of 16 second leg
2017/18: Roma vs Liverpool, semi-final second leg
2018/19: Juventus vs Atlético, round of 16 second leg
2018/19: Man. City vs Tottenham, quarter-final second leg
2018/19: Liverpool vs Barcelona, semi-final second leg
2018/19: Ajax vs Tottenham, semi-final second leg
UEFA Europa League
2009/10: Werder Bremen vs Valencia, round of 16 second leg
2013/14: Valencia vs Sevilla, semi-final second leg
2015/16: Liverpool vs Dortmund, quarter-final second leg
2015/16: Shakhtar vs Sevilla, semi-final first leg
2016/17: Fiorentina vs Mönchengladbach, round of 32 second leg
2016/17: Beşiktaş vs Lyon, quarter-final second leg
2016/17: Schalke vs Ajax, quarter-final second leg
2017/18: Salzburg vs Lazio, quarter-final second leg
2018/19: Valencia vs Arsenal, semi-final second leg
EURO
1992: Netherlands vs Denmark, semi-final
1996: Scotland vs England, group stage
1996: Netherlands vs England, group stage
1996: Russia vs Czech Republic, group stage
1996: England vs Germany, semi-final
2000: Portugal vs England, group stage
2000: France vs Portugal, semi-final
2000: France vs Italy, final
2004: Netherlands vs Czech Republic, group stage
2004: France vs England, group stage
2004: Portugal vs Netherlands, semi-final
2008: Turkey vs Czech Republic, group stage
2008: Croatia vs Turkey, quarter-final
2008: Portugal vs Germany, quarter-final
2008: Germany vs Turkey, semi-final
2012: Denmark vs Portugal, group stage
2012: Germany vs Italy, semi-final
2015: Denmark vs Sweden, play-off second leg
2016: Hungary vs Portugal, group stage
2016: Wales vs Belgium, quarter-final
2016: Germany vs France, semi-final
2019: Germany vs Netherlands, qualifying Matchday 5
Women's EURO
2017: Netherlands vs Denmark, final
Classic UEFA Champions League fixtures will be played out on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, followed by great games from the UEFA Europa League on Thursdays. Memorable matches from the UEFA European Championship, UEFA Women's EURO and the UEFA Women's Champions League will also be available to enjoy.
UEFA's hugely popular social media channels will engage fans throughout, bringing key moments to life and giving fans an opportunity to put questions to some of the legendary players involved, while UEFA.com complements the coverage with interviews, features and statistics from the archive alongside updates on UEFA competitions in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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