GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. WORLD When do the Olympics start and end? See the schedule for the 2024 Paris Games. By Aliza Chasan Updated on: July 25, 2024 / 10:32 PM EDT / CBS News The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. TOPSHOT-FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 This photograph shows the countdown clock for the 2024 Paris Games, indicating 30 days before the start of the opening ceremony, in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. OLYMPIA DE MAISMONT/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 One boat among a fleet of 55 participates in a technical navigation rehearsal on the Seine River for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games, in Paris, on June 17, 2024. JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Gymnastics - Previews Simone Biles practices ahead of the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Gymnastics Trials at Target Center on June 26, 2024 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. / GETTY IMAGES Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field - Day 4 Quincy Wilson, 16, is the youngest American male to become part of the Olympic track team. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. Friday, July 26 Opening Ceremony Will the Olympics TV schedule be live or delayed? There will be both live and tape-delayed coverage of the Olympics airing on TV. At least nine hours of coverage will be broadcast each day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET on NBC and Telemundo. Some events will air on the USA Network, Golf Channel, CNBC and E!. Peacock will livestream events from the 2024 Olympics, including the opening and closing ceremonies and every Olympic basketball game.

GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. WORLD When do the Olympics start and end? See the schedule for the 2024 Paris Games. By Aliza Chasan Updated on: July 25, 2024 / 10:32 PM EDT / CBS News The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. TOPSHOT-FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 This photograph shows the countdown clock for the 2024 Paris Games, indicating 30 days before the start of the opening ceremony, in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. OLYMPIA DE MAISMONT/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 One boat among a fleet of 55 participates in a technical navigation rehearsal on the Seine River for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games, in Paris, on June 17, 2024. JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Gymnastics - Previews Simone Biles practices ahead of the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Gymnastics Trials at Target Center on June 26, 2024 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. / GETTY IMAGES Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field - Day 4 Quincy Wilson, 16, is the youngest American male to become part of the Olympic track team. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. Friday, July 26 Opening Ceremony Will the Olympics TV schedule be live or delayed? There will be both live and tape-delayed coverage of the Olympics airing on TV. At least nine hours of coverage will be broadcast each day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET on NBC and Telemundo. Some events will air on the USA Network, Golf Channel, CNBC and E!. Peacock will livestream events from the 2024 Olympics, including the opening and closing ceremonies and every Olympic basketball game.

GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. WORLD When do the Olympics start and end? See the schedule for the 2024 Paris Games. By Aliza Chasan Updated on: July 25, 2024 / 10:32 PM EDT / CBS News The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. TOPSHOT-FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 This photograph shows the countdown clock for the 2024 Paris Games, indicating 30 days before the start of the opening ceremony, in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. OLYMPIA DE MAISMONT/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 One boat among a fleet of 55 participates in a technical navigation rehearsal on the Seine River for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games, in Paris, on June 17, 2024. JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Gymnastics - Previews Simone Biles practices ahead of the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Gymnastics Trials at Target Center on June 26, 2024 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. / GETTY IMAGES Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field - Day 4 Quincy Wilson, 16, is the youngest American male to become part of the Olympic track team. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. Friday, July 26 Opening Ceremony Will the Olympics TV schedule be live or delayed? There will be both live and tape-delayed coverage of the Olympics airing on TV. At least nine hours of coverage will be broadcast each day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET on NBC and Telemundo. Some events will air on the USA Network, Golf Channel, CNBC and E!. Peacock will livestream events from the 2024 Olympics, including the opening and closing ceremonies and every Olympic basketball game.

GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. WORLD When do the Olympics start and end? See the schedule for the 2024 Paris Games. By Aliza Chasan Updated on: July 25, 2024 / 10:32 PM EDT / CBS News The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. TOPSHOT-FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 This photograph shows the countdown clock for the 2024 Paris Games, indicating 30 days before the start of the opening ceremony, in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. OLYMPIA DE MAISMONT/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 One boat among a fleet of 55 participates in a technical navigation rehearsal on the Seine River for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games, in Paris, on June 17, 2024. JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Gymnastics - Previews Simone Biles practices ahead of the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Gymnastics Trials at Target Center on June 26, 2024 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. / GETTY IMAGES Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field - Day 4 Quincy Wilson, 16, is the youngest American male to become part of the Olympic track team. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. Friday, July 26 Opening Ceremony Will the Olympics TV schedule be live or delayed? There will be both live and tape-delayed coverage of the Olympics airing on TV. At least nine hours of coverage will be broadcast each day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET on NBC and Telemundo. Some events will air on the USA Network, Golf Channel, CNBC and E!. Peacock will livestream events from the 2024 Olympics, including the opening and closing ceremonies and every Olympic basketball game.

GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. WORLD When do the Olympics start and end? See the schedule for the 2024 Paris Games. By Aliza Chasan Updated on: July 25, 2024 / 10:32 PM EDT / CBS News The 2024 Paris Olympics are set to kick off soon, with a schedule full of sporting events. Here's everything you need to know about when this summer's Olympics will start and end. The Olympics will officially open in Paris on the night of Friday, July 26 and continue through Sunday, Aug. 11, although some team events started on July 24. The July 26 opening ceremony will be held on the Seine river, which flows though Paris. The closing ceremony, which includes a parade of flags and athletes, will take place on Aug. 11. TOPSHOT-FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 This photograph shows the countdown clock for the 2024 Paris Games, indicating 30 days before the start of the opening ceremony, in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. OLYMPIA DE MAISMONT/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES When is the opening ceremony for the 2024 Olympics? The opening ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be unique. According to organizers, the July 26 event will be the first Olympic opening ceremony held outside of a stadium. The Tokyo opening ceremony last time around was held in a largely empty stadium because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Paris, athletes will parade in boats down the Seine river. The flotilla will begin at 7:30 p.m. local time on Friday, July 26,, which is 1:30 p.m. Eastern in the U.S. and 10:30 a.m. on the West Coast. An estimated 94 boats will travel along the almost four-mile route as part of the ceremony, with delegations and performers joining athletes on the Seine, according to organizers. Around 10,500 athletes representing 206 National Olympic Committees are taking part in the Games. FRANCE-OLY-PARIS-2024 One boat among a fleet of 55 participates in a technical navigation rehearsal on the Seine River for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games, in Paris, on June 17, 2024. JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES Around 120 heads of state, royals and other leaders will also attend the opening ceremony. When is the closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics? The closing ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics will be on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern, in the Stade de France. It will feature a parade of flags, a parade of athletes and victory ceremonies, among other events. The closing ceremony in Tokyo lasted for about three hours. When is gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Games? Artistic gymnastics events are scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1, and then again from Aug. 3-5. Rhythmic gymnastics events, a female-only event, are scheduled for Aug. 8-10. Artistic and rhythmic gymnastics test different skills and use different equipment. All trampoline gymnastics events are scheduled for Aug. 2, the day starts with the women's qualifications, followed by the women's final. Then comes the men's qualifications and the men's final later on Aug. 2. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Gymnastics - Previews Simone Biles practices ahead of the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Gymnastics Trials at Target Center on June 26, 2024 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. / GETTY IMAGES Women's artistic gymnastics, featuring athletes including U.S. star Simone Biles, involves four core events: beam, vault, uneven bars and floor exercise. Men's artistic gymnastics features eight events across six pieces of equipment: rings, vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars and floor exercise. There are two additional events to test the overall skill of the male gymnasts. There are two categories of competition in Olympic rhythmic gymnastics, individual all-around women and group all-around women. It showcases skill, flexibility and musicality using balls, hoops, clubs and ribbons. When is soccer at the 2024 Paris Games? Some who go to check the Olympics schedule for soccer may be confused: The sport is listed under football, as it is known in most of the world. The events started before the official opening ceremony on July 26 because of the number of matches in the tournament. Matches are scheduled for most days during the Games, with the full listings and results available online. An overview of the Olympics schedule for 2024 Competition actually began two days before the opening ceremony, on July 24, with preliminary rounds in archery, soccer, handball and rugby. The swimming events will run during the first week of the Games from July 27 through Aug. 4, with track and field events taking place from July 1 to Aug. 11. The marathon is traditionally the last athletic event. 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Track & Field - Day 4 Quincy Wilson, 16, is the youngest American male to become part of the Olympic track team. While a full schedule is available online, the Paris Games organizers note that it is subject to change. Friday, July 26 Opening Ceremony Will the Olympics TV schedule be live or delayed? There will be both live and tape-delayed coverage of the Olympics airing on TV. At least nine hours of coverage will be broadcast each day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET on NBC and Telemundo. Some events will air on the USA Network, Golf Channel, CNBC and E!. Peacock will livestream events from the 2024 Olympics, including the opening and closing ceremonies and every Olympic basketball game.

GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE Rally Latvia’s gravel stages host round eight of the 2024 World Rally Championship season so here is how and when you can watch this weekend’s action. Ed Hardy Ed Hardy Jul 18, 2024, 12:13 AM Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 The most recent round of the 2024 WRC season was once again won by a part-time driver, as the reigning double world champion Kalle Rovanpera claimed victory at Rally Poland following a last-minute call-up to stand in for the injured Sebastien Ogier. That means the Toyota driver and his team-mate Ogier, who is also contesting part-time in 2024, have won four of the last five rounds leaving a very open championship fight amongst full-time competitors. Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville currently leads but he is only 15 points ahead of second-place Elfyn Evans, after the Toyota driver cut his deficit with a runner-up finish in Poland compared to fourth for the Belgian. Both drivers are vying for their first world title but are struggling to claim victories this year with only one win for Neuville, which came at the season-opener and none for The 2019 world champion Ott Tanak is still in the fight though, as the Rally Sardinia winner is only six points behind Evans despite crashing from the lead on the Friday in Tanak still scored 11 points that weekend though to keep him in the championship fight, after topping Rally Poland’s Sunday standings and finishing second in the Power Stage under the new points system for 2024. The fight for the manufacturers’ championship is also very tight with Hyundai leading Toyota by just 10 points, despite the Japanese squad having won more rallies. Toyota will field both Ogier and Rovanpera this weekend in a bid to secure valuable championship points. So, the WRC arrives in Latvia this weekend with both titles still up for grabs in what will be a series debut for the country, which had been part of the European Rally Championship since 2013. Local hero Martins Sesks has won the last two editions of Rally Latvia, and he will be driving for M-Sport this weekend, after finishing fifth in Poland on his Rally1 debut that came piloting a non-hybrid powered Ford Puma. This weekend he will have the boost of 130 more horsepower from the hybrid version. So, will Sesks improve in front of his home crowd? Here is how and when to watch the WRC’s Rally Latvia in 2024. When is Rally Latvia? • Date: 18-21 July • Start time: 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time on Thursday 18 July The 2024 Rally Latvia begins on Thursday 18 July at 4:15pm in the United Kingdom and 6:15pm local time in its capital city of Riga. That is for the ceremonial start though, as the opening stage does not start until later that day at 6:05pm BST and 8:05pm local. But the first session of the weekend is shakedown, which starts early on Thursday at 5:31am in the UK and 7:31am in Latvia giving drivers the opportunity to test various car set-ups ahead of the rally. Date Leg Leg total Start time Thursday 18 July Shakedown 2.22 miles 5:31am BST/7:31am local time Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start N/A 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time Thursday 18 July Stage 1 6.92 miles 6:05pm BST/8:05pm local time Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 31.32 miles 8am BST/10am local time Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 43.81 miles 12:30pm BST/2:30pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 22.61 miles 6:20am BST/8:20am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 11 - Stage 12 22.17 miles 9:30am BST/11:30am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 14 14.12 miles 2:15pm BST/4:15pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 15 - Stage 16 5.72 miles 5pm BST/7pm local time Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 19.91 miles 6:55am BST/8:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 19 11.62 miles 9:55am BST/11:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) 8.29 miles 12:15pm BST/2:15pm local time How can I watch the WRC? The UK’s WRC broadcasting rights have belonged to TNT Sports since 2014, when it was known as BT Sport, so the subscription-based platform is live televising every round of the 2024 season. TNT Sports is available from £20 per month, which includes all four sport channels, Eurosport 1 and 2 and the live streaming platform Discovery+, meaning the championship can also be watched via a mobile or tablet device, as well as a console. Rally.tv is another destination to watch the WRC with the streaming platform also broadcasting the ERC and World Rallycross Championship. Rally.tv offers two deals: an annual subscription for £119.99 or a monthly pass for £12.99. How can I watch Rally Latvia? The Rally Latvia coverage will begin at 5:30am on Thursday with TNT Sports Extra 1 broadcasting shakedown. It will also broadcast that day’s ceremonial start at 4:15pm, before viewers can switch over to TNT Sports 1 for the opening stage at 6pm. It’s another early start on Friday, as TNT Sports 1 will begin its coverage at 7:15am for stages two to four, while it will also broadcast stages five to eight from 11:45am that day. There are early starts on Saturday and Sunday as well, with TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports 2, TNT Sports 3 and TNT Sports Extra 1 all sharing the coverage. Due to the rally’s schedule though, TNT will be on and off with its coverage depending on the start time for each stage. A similar format will be followed by Rally.tv, who will also broadcast every stage starting with Thursday’s shakedown. Date Leg Channel Coverage from Thursday 18 July Shakedown Rally.tv 5:30am BST Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start Rally.tv 4pm BST Thursday 18 July Stage 1 Rally.tv 6pm BST Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 Rally.tv 7:15am BST Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 Rally.tv 11:45am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 Rally.tv 6:15am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 11 Rally.tv 9:30am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 12 Rally.tv 11am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 15 Rally.tv 2:15pm BST Saturday 20 July Stage 16 Rally.tv 6:15pm BST Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 Rally.tv 6:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 19 Rally.tv 9:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) Rally.tv 12pm BST When can I watch Rally Latvia highlights? TNT Sports will broadcast various 30-minute highlight programmes throughout the Rally Latvia weekend starting at 10:30pm on Friday. Red Bull TV is another destination for Rally Latvia highlights, as it will broadcast an hour-long programme at 8pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ITV4 will also run an hour-long highlights programme, this one being on Tuesday 23 July at 9pm. Elsewhere, Autosport will offer daily highlights of the action from Latvia, as will the official WRC YouTube channel who upload clips throughout a rally weekend. Date Channel Time Friday 19 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Friday 19 July TNT Sports 1 10:30pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 4am BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 3 5:30am BST Saturday 20 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 10pm BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 12am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 3 3:15am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 2 5:30am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 7:45pm BST Sunday 21 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Tuesday 23 July ITV 9pm BST What is the route for Rally Latvia? Rally Latvia will have 20 special stages covering a total competitive distance of 186.49 miles. It will commence on Thursday evening, where drivers will tackle 6.92 miles of Biķernieki Track on the outskirts of Riga before returning to their cars on Friday morning. Friday begins with 3.1 miles around the village of Milzkalne before the rally heads south-west to Tukums, where 17.12 miles of the town makes it the weekend’s biggest stage. Drivers will then do 11.1 miles of Andumi to complete that morning’s action, before returning to Milzkalne and Tukums to commence the afternoon’s stages. Following that will be Strazde (10.84 miles) and Talsi (12.75 miles) to finish the day, before an early start kickstarts Saturday’s running with 11.73 miles of Pilskalns. Drivers will then head to Snepele (10.89 miles) for the halfway stage, yet there will still be six more stages to do on Saturday beginning with Ivande (14.32 miles) and Vecpils (7.85 miles). Stage 13 will see drivers tackle 6.27 miles of Podnieki, before the rally returns west for another 7.85 miles of Vecpils. Saturday’s running will go into the evening with two stages to finish off the action. It begins with 4.13 miles of Dinsdurbe, while the weekend’s shortest run of 1.59 miles in the city of Liepaja will complete the day. Sunday features four stages of two identical routes, as it begins with 11.62 miles of Krogzemji before 8.29 miles of Mazilmaja. Drivers then return to Krogzemji before Mazilmaja serves as the Power Stage, where bonus points on a sliding scale of 5-4-3-2-1 are available to the top five finishes for that stage.

GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE Rally Latvia’s gravel stages host round eight of the 2024 World Rally Championship season so here is how and when you can watch this weekend’s action. Ed Hardy Ed Hardy Jul 18, 2024, 12:13 AM Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 The most recent round of the 2024 WRC season was once again won by a part-time driver, as the reigning double world champion Kalle Rovanpera claimed victory at Rally Poland following a last-minute call-up to stand in for the injured Sebastien Ogier. That means the Toyota driver and his team-mate Ogier, who is also contesting part-time in 2024, have won four of the last five rounds leaving a very open championship fight amongst full-time competitors. Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville currently leads but he is only 15 points ahead of second-place Elfyn Evans, after the Toyota driver cut his deficit with a runner-up finish in Poland compared to fourth for the Belgian. Both drivers are vying for their first world title but are struggling to claim victories this year with only one win for Neuville, which came at the season-opener and none for The 2019 world champion Ott Tanak is still in the fight though, as the Rally Sardinia winner is only six points behind Evans despite crashing from the lead on the Friday in Tanak still scored 11 points that weekend though to keep him in the championship fight, after topping Rally Poland’s Sunday standings and finishing second in the Power Stage under the new points system for 2024. The fight for the manufacturers’ championship is also very tight with Hyundai leading Toyota by just 10 points, despite the Japanese squad having won more rallies. Toyota will field both Ogier and Rovanpera this weekend in a bid to secure valuable championship points. So, the WRC arrives in Latvia this weekend with both titles still up for grabs in what will be a series debut for the country, which had been part of the European Rally Championship since 2013. Local hero Martins Sesks has won the last two editions of Rally Latvia, and he will be driving for M-Sport this weekend, after finishing fifth in Poland on his Rally1 debut that came piloting a non-hybrid powered Ford Puma. This weekend he will have the boost of 130 more horsepower from the hybrid version. So, will Sesks improve in front of his home crowd? Here is how and when to watch the WRC’s Rally Latvia in 2024. When is Rally Latvia? • Date: 18-21 July • Start time: 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time on Thursday 18 July The 2024 Rally Latvia begins on Thursday 18 July at 4:15pm in the United Kingdom and 6:15pm local time in its capital city of Riga. That is for the ceremonial start though, as the opening stage does not start until later that day at 6:05pm BST and 8:05pm local. But the first session of the weekend is shakedown, which starts early on Thursday at 5:31am in the UK and 7:31am in Latvia giving drivers the opportunity to test various car set-ups ahead of the rally. Date Leg Leg total Start time Thursday 18 July Shakedown 2.22 miles 5:31am BST/7:31am local time Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start N/A 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time Thursday 18 July Stage 1 6.92 miles 6:05pm BST/8:05pm local time Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 31.32 miles 8am BST/10am local time Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 43.81 miles 12:30pm BST/2:30pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 22.61 miles 6:20am BST/8:20am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 11 - Stage 12 22.17 miles 9:30am BST/11:30am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 14 14.12 miles 2:15pm BST/4:15pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 15 - Stage 16 5.72 miles 5pm BST/7pm local time Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 19.91 miles 6:55am BST/8:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 19 11.62 miles 9:55am BST/11:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) 8.29 miles 12:15pm BST/2:15pm local time How can I watch the WRC? The UK’s WRC broadcasting rights have belonged to TNT Sports since 2014, when it was known as BT Sport, so the subscription-based platform is live televising every round of the 2024 season. TNT Sports is available from £20 per month, which includes all four sport channels, Eurosport 1 and 2 and the live streaming platform Discovery+, meaning the championship can also be watched via a mobile or tablet device, as well as a console. Rally.tv is another destination to watch the WRC with the streaming platform also broadcasting the ERC and World Rallycross Championship. Rally.tv offers two deals: an annual subscription for £119.99 or a monthly pass for £12.99. How can I watch Rally Latvia? The Rally Latvia coverage will begin at 5:30am on Thursday with TNT Sports Extra 1 broadcasting shakedown. It will also broadcast that day’s ceremonial start at 4:15pm, before viewers can switch over to TNT Sports 1 for the opening stage at 6pm. It’s another early start on Friday, as TNT Sports 1 will begin its coverage at 7:15am for stages two to four, while it will also broadcast stages five to eight from 11:45am that day. There are early starts on Saturday and Sunday as well, with TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports 2, TNT Sports 3 and TNT Sports Extra 1 all sharing the coverage. Due to the rally’s schedule though, TNT will be on and off with its coverage depending on the start time for each stage. A similar format will be followed by Rally.tv, who will also broadcast every stage starting with Thursday’s shakedown. Date Leg Channel Coverage from Thursday 18 July Shakedown Rally.tv 5:30am BST Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start Rally.tv 4pm BST Thursday 18 July Stage 1 Rally.tv 6pm BST Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 Rally.tv 7:15am BST Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 Rally.tv 11:45am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 Rally.tv 6:15am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 11 Rally.tv 9:30am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 12 Rally.tv 11am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 15 Rally.tv 2:15pm BST Saturday 20 July Stage 16 Rally.tv 6:15pm BST Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 Rally.tv 6:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 19 Rally.tv 9:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) Rally.tv 12pm BST When can I watch Rally Latvia highlights? TNT Sports will broadcast various 30-minute highlight programmes throughout the Rally Latvia weekend starting at 10:30pm on Friday. Red Bull TV is another destination for Rally Latvia highlights, as it will broadcast an hour-long programme at 8pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ITV4 will also run an hour-long highlights programme, this one being on Tuesday 23 July at 9pm. Elsewhere, Autosport will offer daily highlights of the action from Latvia, as will the official WRC YouTube channel who upload clips throughout a rally weekend. Date Channel Time Friday 19 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Friday 19 July TNT Sports 1 10:30pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 4am BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 3 5:30am BST Saturday 20 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 10pm BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 12am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 3 3:15am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 2 5:30am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 7:45pm BST Sunday 21 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Tuesday 23 July ITV 9pm BST What is the route for Rally Latvia? Rally Latvia will have 20 special stages covering a total competitive distance of 186.49 miles. It will commence on Thursday evening, where drivers will tackle 6.92 miles of Biķernieki Track on the outskirts of Riga before returning to their cars on Friday morning. Friday begins with 3.1 miles around the village of Milzkalne before the rally heads south-west to Tukums, where 17.12 miles of the town makes it the weekend’s biggest stage. Drivers will then do 11.1 miles of Andumi to complete that morning’s action, before returning to Milzkalne and Tukums to commence the afternoon’s stages. Following that will be Strazde (10.84 miles) and Talsi (12.75 miles) to finish the day, before an early start kickstarts Saturday’s running with 11.73 miles of Pilskalns. Drivers will then head to Snepele (10.89 miles) for the halfway stage, yet there will still be six more stages to do on Saturday beginning with Ivande (14.32 miles) and Vecpils (7.85 miles). Stage 13 will see drivers tackle 6.27 miles of Podnieki, before the rally returns west for another 7.85 miles of Vecpils. Saturday’s running will go into the evening with two stages to finish off the action. It begins with 4.13 miles of Dinsdurbe, while the weekend’s shortest run of 1.59 miles in the city of Liepaja will complete the day. Sunday features four stages of two identical routes, as it begins with 11.62 miles of Krogzemji before 8.29 miles of Mazilmaja. Drivers then return to Krogzemji before Mazilmaja serves as the Power Stage, where bonus points on a sliding scale of 5-4-3-2-1 are available to the top five finishes for that stage.

GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE Rally Latvia’s gravel stages host round eight of the 2024 World Rally Championship season so here is how and when you can watch this weekend’s action. Ed Hardy Ed Hardy Jul 18, 2024, 12:13 AM Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 The most recent round of the 2024 WRC season was once again won by a part-time driver, as the reigning double world champion Kalle Rovanpera claimed victory at Rally Poland following a last-minute call-up to stand in for the injured Sebastien Ogier. That means the Toyota driver and his team-mate Ogier, who is also contesting part-time in 2024, have won four of the last five rounds leaving a very open championship fight amongst full-time competitors. Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville currently leads but he is only 15 points ahead of second-place Elfyn Evans, after the Toyota driver cut his deficit with a runner-up finish in Poland compared to fourth for the Belgian. Both drivers are vying for their first world title but are struggling to claim victories this year with only one win for Neuville, which came at the season-opener and none for The 2019 world champion Ott Tanak is still in the fight though, as the Rally Sardinia winner is only six points behind Evans despite crashing from the lead on the Friday in Tanak still scored 11 points that weekend though to keep him in the championship fight, after topping Rally Poland’s Sunday standings and finishing second in the Power Stage under the new points system for 2024. The fight for the manufacturers’ championship is also very tight with Hyundai leading Toyota by just 10 points, despite the Japanese squad having won more rallies. Toyota will field both Ogier and Rovanpera this weekend in a bid to secure valuable championship points. So, the WRC arrives in Latvia this weekend with both titles still up for grabs in what will be a series debut for the country, which had been part of the European Rally Championship since 2013. Local hero Martins Sesks has won the last two editions of Rally Latvia, and he will be driving for M-Sport this weekend, after finishing fifth in Poland on his Rally1 debut that came piloting a non-hybrid powered Ford Puma. This weekend he will have the boost of 130 more horsepower from the hybrid version. So, will Sesks improve in front of his home crowd? Here is how and when to watch the WRC’s Rally Latvia in 2024. When is Rally Latvia? • Date: 18-21 July • Start time: 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time on Thursday 18 July The 2024 Rally Latvia begins on Thursday 18 July at 4:15pm in the United Kingdom and 6:15pm local time in its capital city of Riga. That is for the ceremonial start though, as the opening stage does not start until later that day at 6:05pm BST and 8:05pm local. But the first session of the weekend is shakedown, which starts early on Thursday at 5:31am in the UK and 7:31am in Latvia giving drivers the opportunity to test various car set-ups ahead of the rally. Date Leg Leg total Start time Thursday 18 July Shakedown 2.22 miles 5:31am BST/7:31am local time Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start N/A 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time Thursday 18 July Stage 1 6.92 miles 6:05pm BST/8:05pm local time Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 31.32 miles 8am BST/10am local time Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 43.81 miles 12:30pm BST/2:30pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 22.61 miles 6:20am BST/8:20am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 11 - Stage 12 22.17 miles 9:30am BST/11:30am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 14 14.12 miles 2:15pm BST/4:15pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 15 - Stage 16 5.72 miles 5pm BST/7pm local time Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 19.91 miles 6:55am BST/8:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 19 11.62 miles 9:55am BST/11:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) 8.29 miles 12:15pm BST/2:15pm local time How can I watch the WRC? The UK’s WRC broadcasting rights have belonged to TNT Sports since 2014, when it was known as BT Sport, so the subscription-based platform is live televising every round of the 2024 season. TNT Sports is available from £20 per month, which includes all four sport channels, Eurosport 1 and 2 and the live streaming platform Discovery+, meaning the championship can also be watched via a mobile or tablet device, as well as a console. Rally.tv is another destination to watch the WRC with the streaming platform also broadcasting the ERC and World Rallycross Championship. Rally.tv offers two deals: an annual subscription for £119.99 or a monthly pass for £12.99. How can I watch Rally Latvia? The Rally Latvia coverage will begin at 5:30am on Thursday with TNT Sports Extra 1 broadcasting shakedown. It will also broadcast that day’s ceremonial start at 4:15pm, before viewers can switch over to TNT Sports 1 for the opening stage at 6pm. It’s another early start on Friday, as TNT Sports 1 will begin its coverage at 7:15am for stages two to four, while it will also broadcast stages five to eight from 11:45am that day. There are early starts on Saturday and Sunday as well, with TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports 2, TNT Sports 3 and TNT Sports Extra 1 all sharing the coverage. Due to the rally’s schedule though, TNT will be on and off with its coverage depending on the start time for each stage. A similar format will be followed by Rally.tv, who will also broadcast every stage starting with Thursday’s shakedown. Date Leg Channel Coverage from Thursday 18 July Shakedown Rally.tv 5:30am BST Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start Rally.tv 4pm BST Thursday 18 July Stage 1 Rally.tv 6pm BST Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 Rally.tv 7:15am BST Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 Rally.tv 11:45am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 Rally.tv 6:15am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 11 Rally.tv 9:30am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 12 Rally.tv 11am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 15 Rally.tv 2:15pm BST Saturday 20 July Stage 16 Rally.tv 6:15pm BST Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 Rally.tv 6:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 19 Rally.tv 9:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) Rally.tv 12pm BST When can I watch Rally Latvia highlights? TNT Sports will broadcast various 30-minute highlight programmes throughout the Rally Latvia weekend starting at 10:30pm on Friday. Red Bull TV is another destination for Rally Latvia highlights, as it will broadcast an hour-long programme at 8pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ITV4 will also run an hour-long highlights programme, this one being on Tuesday 23 July at 9pm. Elsewhere, Autosport will offer daily highlights of the action from Latvia, as will the official WRC YouTube channel who upload clips throughout a rally weekend. Date Channel Time Friday 19 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Friday 19 July TNT Sports 1 10:30pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 4am BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 3 5:30am BST Saturday 20 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 10pm BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 12am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 3 3:15am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 2 5:30am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 7:45pm BST Sunday 21 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Tuesday 23 July ITV 9pm BST What is the route for Rally Latvia? Rally Latvia will have 20 special stages covering a total competitive distance of 186.49 miles. It will commence on Thursday evening, where drivers will tackle 6.92 miles of Biķernieki Track on the outskirts of Riga before returning to their cars on Friday morning. Friday begins with 3.1 miles around the village of Milzkalne before the rally heads south-west to Tukums, where 17.12 miles of the town makes it the weekend’s biggest stage. Drivers will then do 11.1 miles of Andumi to complete that morning’s action, before returning to Milzkalne and Tukums to commence the afternoon’s stages. Following that will be Strazde (10.84 miles) and Talsi (12.75 miles) to finish the day, before an early start kickstarts Saturday’s running with 11.73 miles of Pilskalns. Drivers will then head to Snepele (10.89 miles) for the halfway stage, yet there will still be six more stages to do on Saturday beginning with Ivande (14.32 miles) and Vecpils (7.85 miles). Stage 13 will see drivers tackle 6.27 miles of Podnieki, before the rally returns west for another 7.85 miles of Vecpils. Saturday’s running will go into the evening with two stages to finish off the action. It begins with 4.13 miles of Dinsdurbe, while the weekend’s shortest run of 1.59 miles in the city of Liepaja will complete the day. Sunday features four stages of two identical routes, as it begins with 11.62 miles of Krogzemji before 8.29 miles of Mazilmaja. Drivers then return to Krogzemji before Mazilmaja serves as the Power Stage, where bonus points on a sliding scale of 5-4-3-2-1 are available to the top five finishes for that stage.

GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE Rally Latvia’s gravel stages host round eight of the 2024 World Rally Championship season so here is how and when you can watch this weekend’s action. Ed Hardy Ed Hardy Jul 18, 2024, 12:13 AM Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 The most recent round of the 2024 WRC season was once again won by a part-time driver, as the reigning double world champion Kalle Rovanpera claimed victory at Rally Poland following a last-minute call-up to stand in for the injured Sebastien Ogier. That means the Toyota driver and his team-mate Ogier, who is also contesting part-time in 2024, have won four of the last five rounds leaving a very open championship fight amongst full-time competitors. Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville currently leads but he is only 15 points ahead of second-place Elfyn Evans, after the Toyota driver cut his deficit with a runner-up finish in Poland compared to fourth for the Belgian. Both drivers are vying for their first world title but are struggling to claim victories this year with only one win for Neuville, which came at the season-opener and none for The 2019 world champion Ott Tanak is still in the fight though, as the Rally Sardinia winner is only six points behind Evans despite crashing from the lead on the Friday in Tanak still scored 11 points that weekend though to keep him in the championship fight, after topping Rally Poland’s Sunday standings and finishing second in the Power Stage under the new points system for 2024. The fight for the manufacturers’ championship is also very tight with Hyundai leading Toyota by just 10 points, despite the Japanese squad having won more rallies. Toyota will field both Ogier and Rovanpera this weekend in a bid to secure valuable championship points. So, the WRC arrives in Latvia this weekend with both titles still up for grabs in what will be a series debut for the country, which had been part of the European Rally Championship since 2013. Local hero Martins Sesks has won the last two editions of Rally Latvia, and he will be driving for M-Sport this weekend, after finishing fifth in Poland on his Rally1 debut that came piloting a non-hybrid powered Ford Puma. This weekend he will have the boost of 130 more horsepower from the hybrid version. So, will Sesks improve in front of his home crowd? Here is how and when to watch the WRC’s Rally Latvia in 2024. When is Rally Latvia? • Date: 18-21 July • Start time: 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time on Thursday 18 July The 2024 Rally Latvia begins on Thursday 18 July at 4:15pm in the United Kingdom and 6:15pm local time in its capital city of Riga. That is for the ceremonial start though, as the opening stage does not start until later that day at 6:05pm BST and 8:05pm local. But the first session of the weekend is shakedown, which starts early on Thursday at 5:31am in the UK and 7:31am in Latvia giving drivers the opportunity to test various car set-ups ahead of the rally. Date Leg Leg total Start time Thursday 18 July Shakedown 2.22 miles 5:31am BST/7:31am local time Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start N/A 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time Thursday 18 July Stage 1 6.92 miles 6:05pm BST/8:05pm local time Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 31.32 miles 8am BST/10am local time Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 43.81 miles 12:30pm BST/2:30pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 22.61 miles 6:20am BST/8:20am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 11 - Stage 12 22.17 miles 9:30am BST/11:30am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 14 14.12 miles 2:15pm BST/4:15pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 15 - Stage 16 5.72 miles 5pm BST/7pm local time Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 19.91 miles 6:55am BST/8:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 19 11.62 miles 9:55am BST/11:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) 8.29 miles 12:15pm BST/2:15pm local time How can I watch the WRC? The UK’s WRC broadcasting rights have belonged to TNT Sports since 2014, when it was known as BT Sport, so the subscription-based platform is live televising every round of the 2024 season. TNT Sports is available from £20 per month, which includes all four sport channels, Eurosport 1 and 2 and the live streaming platform Discovery+, meaning the championship can also be watched via a mobile or tablet device, as well as a console. Rally.tv is another destination to watch the WRC with the streaming platform also broadcasting the ERC and World Rallycross Championship. Rally.tv offers two deals: an annual subscription for £119.99 or a monthly pass for £12.99. How can I watch Rally Latvia? The Rally Latvia coverage will begin at 5:30am on Thursday with TNT Sports Extra 1 broadcasting shakedown. It will also broadcast that day’s ceremonial start at 4:15pm, before viewers can switch over to TNT Sports 1 for the opening stage at 6pm. It’s another early start on Friday, as TNT Sports 1 will begin its coverage at 7:15am for stages two to four, while it will also broadcast stages five to eight from 11:45am that day. There are early starts on Saturday and Sunday as well, with TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports 2, TNT Sports 3 and TNT Sports Extra 1 all sharing the coverage. Due to the rally’s schedule though, TNT will be on and off with its coverage depending on the start time for each stage. A similar format will be followed by Rally.tv, who will also broadcast every stage starting with Thursday’s shakedown. Date Leg Channel Coverage from Thursday 18 July Shakedown Rally.tv 5:30am BST Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start Rally.tv 4pm BST Thursday 18 July Stage 1 Rally.tv 6pm BST Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 Rally.tv 7:15am BST Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 Rally.tv 11:45am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 Rally.tv 6:15am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 11 Rally.tv 9:30am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 12 Rally.tv 11am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 15 Rally.tv 2:15pm BST Saturday 20 July Stage 16 Rally.tv 6:15pm BST Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 Rally.tv 6:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 19 Rally.tv 9:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) Rally.tv 12pm BST When can I watch Rally Latvia highlights? TNT Sports will broadcast various 30-minute highlight programmes throughout the Rally Latvia weekend starting at 10:30pm on Friday. Red Bull TV is another destination for Rally Latvia highlights, as it will broadcast an hour-long programme at 8pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ITV4 will also run an hour-long highlights programme, this one being on Tuesday 23 July at 9pm. Elsewhere, Autosport will offer daily highlights of the action from Latvia, as will the official WRC YouTube channel who upload clips throughout a rally weekend. Date Channel Time Friday 19 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Friday 19 July TNT Sports 1 10:30pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 4am BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 3 5:30am BST Saturday 20 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 10pm BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 12am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 3 3:15am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 2 5:30am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 7:45pm BST Sunday 21 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Tuesday 23 July ITV 9pm BST What is the route for Rally Latvia? Rally Latvia will have 20 special stages covering a total competitive distance of 186.49 miles. It will commence on Thursday evening, where drivers will tackle 6.92 miles of Biķernieki Track on the outskirts of Riga before returning to their cars on Friday morning. Friday begins with 3.1 miles around the village of Milzkalne before the rally heads south-west to Tukums, where 17.12 miles of the town makes it the weekend’s biggest stage. Drivers will then do 11.1 miles of Andumi to complete that morning’s action, before returning to Milzkalne and Tukums to commence the afternoon’s stages. Following that will be Strazde (10.84 miles) and Talsi (12.75 miles) to finish the day, before an early start kickstarts Saturday’s running with 11.73 miles of Pilskalns. Drivers will then head to Snepele (10.89 miles) for the halfway stage, yet there will still be six more stages to do on Saturday beginning with Ivande (14.32 miles) and Vecpils (7.85 miles). Stage 13 will see drivers tackle 6.27 miles of Podnieki, before the rally returns west for another 7.85 miles of Vecpils. Saturday’s running will go into the evening with two stages to finish off the action. It begins with 4.13 miles of Dinsdurbe, while the weekend’s shortest run of 1.59 miles in the city of Liepaja will complete the day. Sunday features four stages of two identical routes, as it begins with 11.62 miles of Krogzemji before 8.29 miles of Mazilmaja. Drivers then return to Krogzemji before Mazilmaja serves as the Power Stage, where bonus points on a sliding scale of 5-4-3-2-1 are available to the top five finishes for that stage.

GO LIVE==>>>> CLICK HERE TO STREAMING STREAMING==>>>> CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE Rally Latvia’s gravel stages host round eight of the 2024 World Rally Championship season so here is how and when you can watch this weekend’s action. Ed Hardy Ed Hardy Jul 18, 2024, 12:13 AM Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 Kalle Rovanperä, Jonne Halttunen, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 The most recent round of the 2024 WRC season was once again won by a part-time driver, as the reigning double world champion Kalle Rovanpera claimed victory at Rally Poland following a last-minute call-up to stand in for the injured Sebastien Ogier. That means the Toyota driver and his team-mate Ogier, who is also contesting part-time in 2024, have won four of the last five rounds leaving a very open championship fight amongst full-time competitors. Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville currently leads but he is only 15 points ahead of second-place Elfyn Evans, after the Toyota driver cut his deficit with a runner-up finish in Poland compared to fourth for the Belgian. Both drivers are vying for their first world title but are struggling to claim victories this year with only one win for Neuville, which came at the season-opener and none for The 2019 world champion Ott Tanak is still in the fight though, as the Rally Sardinia winner is only six points behind Evans despite crashing from the lead on the Friday in Tanak still scored 11 points that weekend though to keep him in the championship fight, after topping Rally Poland’s Sunday standings and finishing second in the Power Stage under the new points system for 2024. The fight for the manufacturers’ championship is also very tight with Hyundai leading Toyota by just 10 points, despite the Japanese squad having won more rallies. Toyota will field both Ogier and Rovanpera this weekend in a bid to secure valuable championship points. So, the WRC arrives in Latvia this weekend with both titles still up for grabs in what will be a series debut for the country, which had been part of the European Rally Championship since 2013. Local hero Martins Sesks has won the last two editions of Rally Latvia, and he will be driving for M-Sport this weekend, after finishing fifth in Poland on his Rally1 debut that came piloting a non-hybrid powered Ford Puma. This weekend he will have the boost of 130 more horsepower from the hybrid version. So, will Sesks improve in front of his home crowd? Here is how and when to watch the WRC’s Rally Latvia in 2024. When is Rally Latvia? • Date: 18-21 July • Start time: 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time on Thursday 18 July The 2024 Rally Latvia begins on Thursday 18 July at 4:15pm in the United Kingdom and 6:15pm local time in its capital city of Riga. That is for the ceremonial start though, as the opening stage does not start until later that day at 6:05pm BST and 8:05pm local. But the first session of the weekend is shakedown, which starts early on Thursday at 5:31am in the UK and 7:31am in Latvia giving drivers the opportunity to test various car set-ups ahead of the rally. Date Leg Leg total Start time Thursday 18 July Shakedown 2.22 miles 5:31am BST/7:31am local time Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start N/A 4:15pm BST/6:15pm local time Thursday 18 July Stage 1 6.92 miles 6:05pm BST/8:05pm local time Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 31.32 miles 8am BST/10am local time Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 43.81 miles 12:30pm BST/2:30pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 22.61 miles 6:20am BST/8:20am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 11 - Stage 12 22.17 miles 9:30am BST/11:30am local time Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 14 14.12 miles 2:15pm BST/4:15pm local time Saturday 20 July Stage 15 - Stage 16 5.72 miles 5pm BST/7pm local time Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 19.91 miles 6:55am BST/8:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 19 11.62 miles 9:55am BST/11:55am local time Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) 8.29 miles 12:15pm BST/2:15pm local time How can I watch the WRC? The UK’s WRC broadcasting rights have belonged to TNT Sports since 2014, when it was known as BT Sport, so the subscription-based platform is live televising every round of the 2024 season. TNT Sports is available from £20 per month, which includes all four sport channels, Eurosport 1 and 2 and the live streaming platform Discovery+, meaning the championship can also be watched via a mobile or tablet device, as well as a console. Rally.tv is another destination to watch the WRC with the streaming platform also broadcasting the ERC and World Rallycross Championship. Rally.tv offers two deals: an annual subscription for £119.99 or a monthly pass for £12.99. How can I watch Rally Latvia? The Rally Latvia coverage will begin at 5:30am on Thursday with TNT Sports Extra 1 broadcasting shakedown. It will also broadcast that day’s ceremonial start at 4:15pm, before viewers can switch over to TNT Sports 1 for the opening stage at 6pm. It’s another early start on Friday, as TNT Sports 1 will begin its coverage at 7:15am for stages two to four, while it will also broadcast stages five to eight from 11:45am that day. There are early starts on Saturday and Sunday as well, with TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports 2, TNT Sports 3 and TNT Sports Extra 1 all sharing the coverage. Due to the rally’s schedule though, TNT will be on and off with its coverage depending on the start time for each stage. A similar format will be followed by Rally.tv, who will also broadcast every stage starting with Thursday’s shakedown. Date Leg Channel Coverage from Thursday 18 July Shakedown Rally.tv 5:30am BST Thursday 18 July Ceremonial start Rally.tv 4pm BST Thursday 18 July Stage 1 Rally.tv 6pm BST Friday 19 July Stage 2 - Stage 4 Rally.tv 7:15am BST Friday 19 July Stage 5 - Stage 8 Rally.tv 11:45am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 9 - Stage 10 Rally.tv 6:15am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 11 Rally.tv 9:30am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 12 Rally.tv 11am BST Saturday 20 July Stage 13 - Stage 15 Rally.tv 2:15pm BST Saturday 20 July Stage 16 Rally.tv 6:15pm BST Sunday 21 July Stage 17 - Stage 18 Rally.tv 6:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 19 Rally.tv 9:45am BST Sunday 21 July Stage 20 (Power Stage) Rally.tv 12pm BST When can I watch Rally Latvia highlights? TNT Sports will broadcast various 30-minute highlight programmes throughout the Rally Latvia weekend starting at 10:30pm on Friday. Red Bull TV is another destination for Rally Latvia highlights, as it will broadcast an hour-long programme at 8pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ITV4 will also run an hour-long highlights programme, this one being on Tuesday 23 July at 9pm. Elsewhere, Autosport will offer daily highlights of the action from Latvia, as will the official WRC YouTube channel who upload clips throughout a rally weekend. Date Channel Time Friday 19 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Friday 19 July TNT Sports 1 10:30pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 4am BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 3 5:30am BST Saturday 20 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Saturday 20 July TNT Sports 2 10pm BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 12am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 3 3:15am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 2 5:30am BST Sunday 21 July TNT Sports 1 7:45pm BST Sunday 21 July Red Bull TV 8pm BST Tuesday 23 July ITV 9pm BST What is the route for Rally Latvia? Rally Latvia will have 20 special stages covering a total competitive distance of 186.49 miles. It will commence on Thursday evening, where drivers will tackle 6.92 miles of Biķernieki Track on the outskirts of Riga before returning to their cars on Friday morning. Friday begins with 3.1 miles around the village of Milzkalne before the rally heads south-west to Tukums, where 17.12 miles of the town makes it the weekend’s biggest stage. Drivers will then do 11.1 miles of Andumi to complete that morning’s action, before returning to Milzkalne and Tukums to commence the afternoon’s stages. Following that will be Strazde (10.84 miles) and Talsi (12.75 miles) to finish the day, before an early start kickstarts Saturday’s running with 11.73 miles of Pilskalns. Drivers will then head to Snepele (10.89 miles) for the halfway stage, yet there will still be six more stages to do on Saturday beginning with Ivande (14.32 miles) and Vecpils (7.85 miles). Stage 13 will see drivers tackle 6.27 miles of Podnieki, before the rally returns west for another 7.85 miles of Vecpils. Saturday’s running will go into the evening with two stages to finish off the action. It begins with 4.13 miles of Dinsdurbe, while the weekend’s shortest run of 1.59 miles in the city of Liepaja will complete the day. Sunday features four stages of two identical routes, as it begins with 11.62 miles of Krogzemji before 8.29 miles of Mazilmaja. Drivers then return to Krogzemji before Mazilmaja serves as the Power Stage, where bonus points on a sliding scale of 5-4-3-2-1 are available to the top five finishes for that stage.

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VER ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC DESDE CUALQUIER LUGAR Es natural que quieras ver la final individual masculina de Alcaraz vs Djokovic en vivo desde tu país de origen, pero ¿qué pasa si no estás allí cuando se transmite? Aún puedes ver Wimbledon en vivo gracias a las maravillas de una VPN (red privada virtual). El software permite que sus dispositivos parezcan estar en su país de origen, independientemente del lugar del mundo en el que se encuentre. Ideal para aficionados al deporte que están de vacaciones o por negocios. Nuestro favorito es NordVPN. Es el mejor del mercado: Imagen Nos especializamos en probar y revisar servicios VPN y NordVPN es el que mejor calificamos. Es excelente para desbloquear servicios de transmisión, es rápido y también tiene funciones de seguridad de primer nivel. Con más de 5000 servidores en 60 países y a un excelente precio, es fácil de recomendar. Obtenga 60% de descuento en Nord VPN sin riesgos durante 30 días Usar una VPN es increíblemente simple. 1. Instale la VPN de su elección. Como hemos dicho, NordVPN es nuestro favorito. 2. Elija la ubicación a la que desea conectarse en la aplicación VPN. Por ejemplo, si estás en los EE. UU. y quieres ver un servicio del Reino Unido, deberás seleccionar Reino Unido de la lista. 3. Siéntate y disfruta de la acción. Dirígete a BBC iPlayer u otro sitio web y mira el tenis. CÓMO VER LAS TRANSMISIONES EN VIVO DE ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC EN LOS EE. UU. bandera de estados unidos (Crédito de la imagen: Shutterstock) Si estás en los EE. UU., tienes muchas opciones para ver las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic para la final individual masculina de Wimbledon 2024. Los espectadores pueden ver toda la acción en ESPN Plus y a través del Tennis Channel. Puedes registrarte en ESPN Plus por $10,99 al mes, y también está disponible como parte del paquete Disney con publicidad por $14,99 al mes (esto incluye una suscripción a Hulu y Disney Plus y es una gran oferta). Si no tiene cable, varios servicios de transmisión de TV en vivo le permitirán mirar ESPN y The Tennis Channel a través de Internet. Sling TV Orange, Fubo y DirectTV ofrecen ambos, mientras que Hulu con Live TV y YouTube TV tienen ESPN. Imagen Sling TV ofrece dos paquetes, ambos desde $40 al mes. El plan Sling Blue viene con más de 30 canales, incluidos NBC, NBCSN y USA. El plan Sling Orange tiene a ESPN como su principal ventaja para los deportes. De cualquier manera, necesitarás el complemento Sports Extra de $11 para obtener el Tennis Channel de Wimbledon. VER OFERTA Imagen Si te encantan los deportes, quizás quieras echarle un vistazo a Fubo. Tiene una prueba gratuita de 7 días para que no tengas que pagar por adelantado y tiene docenas de canales deportivos, incluidos NBCSN y USA. Los precios comienzan en $79,99, después de la prueba. usted

IR EN VIVO==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA TRANSMITIR STREAMING==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER EN VIVO Alcaraz vs Djokovic es la final de Wimbledon que casi todo el mundo quería. ¿Se convertirá Carlos Alcaraz en el primer español en ganar títulos consecutivos (algo que ni siquiera su legendario compatriota Rafael Nadal pudo lograr) en su camino hacia un cuarto Grand Slam antes de los 22 años o se vengará el veterano Novak Djokovic del año pasado? ¿Una derrota para superar a Margaret Court en términos de victorias históricas en Grand Slam? Algo tiene que ceder. Wimbledon se transmite gratis en algunos países. Pero no te preocupes si estás de vacaciones mientras está en marcha: puedes ver las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic desde cualquier lugar con una VPN. TRANSMISIÓN EN VIVO DE ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC: CANAL DE TV, HORA DE INICIO Las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic se llevarán a cabo el domingo 14 de julio a las 2 p.m. BST / 9 a. m. ET / 6 a. m. PT / 11 p. m. AEST. ► MIRAR GRATIS: BBC iPlayer (Reino Unido) / 9Now (AUS) ► Estados Unidos — ESPN Plus | Canal de tenis ► Mire en cualquier lugar: pruebe NordVPN 100% libre de riesgos No hay duda de quién ha tenido más dificultades para llegar a la final este año. Djokovic encontró un poco de resistencia en la tercera ronda contra Alexei Popyrin, pero desde ese momento han sido sets seguidos hasta el final y un paso fácil en los cuartos, mientras que Alcaraz ha tenido que esforzarse, incluso remontando un set en contra ante Daniil Medvedev en el semifinal. Quizás así debería ser para los campeones defensores. Como de hecho, el serbio de 37 años podría decirle a su joven oponente: si Djokovic gana aquí, empatará con Roger Federer en ocho títulos individuales masculinos de Wimbledon cada uno. Esta vez está de su lado la experiencia, la vuelta a la forma a pesar de una grave operación de rodilla y su legendaria determinación. Más allá de un talento poco común, Alcaraz aporta juventud, agilidad y la buena voluntad de la multitud en el All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. En lo que debería ser una final de Wimbledon para recordar, prepárese para una batalla de cinco sets entre el servicio de Alcaraz y el regreso de Djokovic. Continúe leyendo para descubrir dónde ver Alcaraz vs Djokovic por televisión y ver Wimbledon 2024 desde cualquier lugar. CÓMO VER ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC ONLINE GRATIS Si tienes la suerte de vivir en el Reino Unido, puedes ver Alcaraz vs Djokovic - transmisiones en vivo de la final individual masculina de forma gratuita. Esto se debe a que la BBC y su respectivo servicio de transmisión BBC iPlayer tienen los derechos de la acción. Pero, ¿qué pasa si normalmente resides en el Reino Unido pero no estás en casa? No te preocupes, puedes verlo a través de una VPN. Le mostraremos cómo hacerlo a continuación. VER ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC DESDE CUALQUIER LUGAR Es natural que quieras ver la final individual masculina de Alcaraz vs Djokovic en vivo desde tu país de origen, pero ¿qué pasa si no estás allí cuando se transmite? Aún puedes ver Wimbledon en vivo gracias a las maravillas de una VPN (red privada virtual). El software permite que sus dispositivos parezcan estar en su país de origen, independientemente del lugar del mundo en el que se encuentre. Ideal para aficionados al deporte que están de vacaciones o por negocios. Nuestro favorito es NordVPN. Es el mejor del mercado: Imagen Nos especializamos en probar y revisar servicios VPN y NordVPN es el que mejor calificamos. Es excelente para desbloquear servicios de transmisión, es rápido y también tiene funciones de seguridad de primer nivel. Con más de 5000 servidores en 60 países y a un excelente precio, es fácil de recomendar. Obtenga 60% de descuento en Nord VPN sin riesgos durante 30 días Usar una VPN es increíblemente simple. 1. Instale la VPN de su elección. Como hemos dicho, NordVPN es nuestro favorito. 2. Elija la ubicación a la que desea conectarse en la aplicación VPN. Por ejemplo, si estás en los EE. UU. y quieres ver un servicio del Reino Unido, deberás seleccionar Reino Unido de la lista. 3. Siéntate y disfruta de la acción. Dirígete a BBC iPlayer u otro sitio web y mira el tenis. CÓMO VER LAS TRANSMISIONES EN VIVO DE ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC EN LOS EE. UU. bandera de estados unidos (Crédito de la imagen: Shutterstock) Si estás en los EE. UU., tienes muchas opciones para ver las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic para la final individual masculina de Wimbledon 2024. Los espectadores pueden ver toda la acción en ESPN Plus y a través del Tennis Channel. Puedes registrarte en ESPN Plus por $10,99 al mes, y también está disponible como parte del paquete Disney con publicidad por $14,99 al mes (esto incluye una suscripción a Hulu y Disney Plus y es una gran oferta). Si no tiene cable, varios servicios de transmisión de TV en vivo le permitirán mirar ESPN y The Tennis Channel a través de Internet. Sling TV Orange, Fubo y DirectTV ofrecen ambos, mientras que Hulu con Live TV y YouTube TV tienen ESPN. Imagen Sling TV ofrece dos paquetes, ambos desde $40 al mes. El plan Sling Blue viene con más de 30 canales, incluidos NBC, NBCSN y USA. El plan Sling Orange tiene a ESPN como su principal ventaja para los deportes. De cualquier manera, necesitarás el complemento Sports Extra de $11 para obtener el Tennis Channel de Wimbledon. VER OFERTA Imagen Si te encantan los deportes, quizás quieras echarle un vistazo a Fubo. Tiene una prueba gratuita de 7 días para que no tengas que pagar por adelantado y tiene docenas de canales deportivos, incluidos NBCSN y USA. Los precios comienzan en $79,99, después de la prueba. usted

IR EN VIVO==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA TRANSMITIR STREAMING==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER EN VIVO Alcaraz vs Djokovic es la final de Wimbledon que casi todo el mundo quería. ¿Se convertirá Carlos Alcaraz en el primer español en ganar títulos consecutivos (algo que ni siquiera su legendario compatriota Rafael Nadal pudo lograr) en su camino hacia un cuarto Grand Slam antes de los 22 años o se vengará el veterano Novak Djokovic del año pasado? ¿Una derrota para superar a Margaret Court en términos de victorias históricas en Grand Slam? Algo tiene que ceder. Wimbledon se transmite gratis en algunos países. Pero no te preocupes si estás de vacaciones mientras está en marcha: puedes ver las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic desde cualquier lugar con una VPN. TRANSMISIÓN EN VIVO DE ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC: CANAL DE TV, HORA DE INICIO Las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic se llevarán a cabo el domingo 14 de julio a las 2 p.m. BST / 9 a. m. ET / 6 a. m. PT / 11 p. m. AEST. ► MIRAR GRATIS: BBC iPlayer (Reino Unido) / 9Now (AUS) ► Estados Unidos — ESPN Plus | Canal de tenis ► Mire en cualquier lugar: pruebe NordVPN 100% libre de riesgos No hay duda de quién ha tenido más dificultades para llegar a la final este año. Djokovic encontró un poco de resistencia en la tercera ronda contra Alexei Popyrin, pero desde ese momento han sido sets seguidos hasta el final y un paso fácil en los cuartos, mientras que Alcaraz ha tenido que esforzarse, incluso remontando un set en contra ante Daniil Medvedev en el semifinal. Quizás así debería ser para los campeones defensores. Como de hecho, el serbio de 37 años podría decirle a su joven oponente: si Djokovic gana aquí, empatará con Roger Federer en ocho títulos individuales masculinos de Wimbledon cada uno. Esta vez está de su lado la experiencia, la vuelta a la forma a pesar de una grave operación de rodilla y su legendaria determinación. Más allá de un talento poco común, Alcaraz aporta juventud, agilidad y la buena voluntad de la multitud en el All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. En lo que debería ser una final de Wimbledon para recordar, prepárese para una batalla de cinco sets entre el servicio de Alcaraz y el regreso de Djokovic. Continúe leyendo para descubrir dónde ver Alcaraz vs Djokovic por televisión y ver Wimbledon 2024 desde cualquier lugar. CÓMO VER ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC ONLINE GRATIS Si tienes la suerte de vivir en el Reino Unido, puedes ver Alcaraz vs Djokovic - transmisiones en vivo de la final individual masculina de forma gratuita. Esto se debe a que la BBC y su respectivo servicio de transmisión BBC iPlayer tienen los derechos de la acción. Pero, ¿qué pasa si normalmente resides en el Reino Unido pero no estás en casa? No te preocupes, puedes verlo a través de una VPN. Le mostraremos cómo hacerlo a continuación. VER ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC DESDE CUALQUIER LUGAR Es natural que quieras ver la final individual masculina de Alcaraz vs Djokovic en vivo desde tu país de origen, pero ¿qué pasa si no estás allí cuando se transmite? Aún puedes ver Wimbledon en vivo gracias a las maravillas de una VPN (red privada virtual). El software permite que sus dispositivos parezcan estar en su país de origen, independientemente del lugar del mundo en el que se encuentre. Ideal para aficionados al deporte que están de vacaciones o por negocios. Nuestro favorito es NordVPN. Es el mejor del mercado: Imagen Nos especializamos en probar y revisar servicios VPN y NordVPN es el que mejor calificamos. Es excelente para desbloquear servicios de transmisión, es rápido y también tiene funciones de seguridad de primer nivel. Con más de 5000 servidores en 60 países y a un excelente precio, es fácil de recomendar. Obtenga 60% de descuento en Nord VPN sin riesgos durante 30 días Usar una VPN es increíblemente simple. 1. Instale la VPN de su elección. Como hemos dicho, NordVPN es nuestro favorito. 2. Elija la ubicación a la que desea conectarse en la aplicación VPN. Por ejemplo, si estás en los EE. UU. y quieres ver un servicio del Reino Unido, deberás seleccionar Reino Unido de la lista. 3. Siéntate y disfruta de la acción. Dirígete a BBC iPlayer u otro sitio web y mira el tenis. CÓMO VER LAS TRANSMISIONES EN VIVO DE ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC EN LOS EE. UU. bandera de estados unidos (Crédito de la imagen: Shutterstock) Si estás en los EE. UU., tienes muchas opciones para ver las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic para la final individual masculina de Wimbledon 2024. Los espectadores pueden ver toda la acción en ESPN Plus y a través del Tennis Channel. Puedes registrarte en ESPN Plus por $10,99 al mes, y también está disponible como parte del paquete Disney con publicidad por $14,99 al mes (esto incluye una suscripción a Hulu y Disney Plus y es una gran oferta). Si no tiene cable, varios servicios de transmisión de TV en vivo le permitirán mirar ESPN y The Tennis Channel a través de Internet. Sling TV Orange, Fubo y DirectTV ofrecen ambos, mientras que Hulu con Live TV y YouTube TV tienen ESPN. Imagen Sling TV ofrece dos paquetes, ambos desde $40 al mes. El plan Sling Blue viene con más de 30 canales, incluidos NBC, NBCSN y USA. El plan Sling Orange tiene a ESPN como su principal ventaja para los deportes. De cualquier manera, necesitarás el complemento Sports Extra de $11 para obtener el Tennis Channel de Wimbledon. VER OFERTA Imagen Si te encantan los deportes, quizás quieras echarle un vistazo a Fubo. Tiene una prueba gratuita de 7 días para que no tengas que pagar por adelantado y tiene docenas de canales deportivos, incluidos NBCSN y USA. Los precios comienzan en $79,99, después de la prueba. usted

IR EN VIVO==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA TRANSMITIR STREAMING==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER EN VIVO Alcaraz vs Djokovic es la final de Wimbledon que casi todo el mundo quería. ¿Se convertirá Carlos Alcaraz en el primer español en ganar títulos consecutivos (algo que ni siquiera su legendario compatriota Rafael Nadal pudo lograr) en su camino hacia un cuarto Grand Slam antes de los 22 años o se vengará el veterano Novak Djokovic del año pasado? ¿Una derrota para superar a Margaret Court en términos de victorias históricas en Grand Slam? Algo tiene que ceder. Wimbledon se transmite gratis en algunos países. Pero no te preocupes si estás de vacaciones mientras está en marcha: puedes ver las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic desde cualquier lugar con una VPN. TRANSMISIÓN EN VIVO DE ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC: CANAL DE TV, HORA DE INICIO Las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic se llevarán a cabo el domingo 14 de julio a las 2 p.m. BST / 9 a. m. ET / 6 a. m. PT / 11 p. m. AEST. ► MIRAR GRATIS: BBC iPlayer (Reino Unido) / 9Now (AUS) ► Estados Unidos — ESPN Plus | Canal de tenis ► Mire en cualquier lugar: pruebe NordVPN 100% libre de riesgos No hay duda de quién ha tenido más dificultades para llegar a la final este año. Djokovic encontró un poco de resistencia en la tercera ronda contra Alexei Popyrin, pero desde ese momento han sido sets seguidos hasta el final y un paso fácil en los cuartos, mientras que Alcaraz ha tenido que esforzarse, incluso remontando un set en contra ante Daniil Medvedev en el semifinal. Quizás así debería ser para los campeones defensores. Como de hecho, el serbio de 37 años podría decirle a su joven oponente: si Djokovic gana aquí, empatará con Roger Federer en ocho títulos individuales masculinos de Wimbledon cada uno. Esta vez está de su lado la experiencia, la vuelta a la forma a pesar de una grave operación de rodilla y su legendaria determinación. Más allá de un talento poco común, Alcaraz aporta juventud, agilidad y la buena voluntad de la multitud en el All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. En lo que debería ser una final de Wimbledon para recordar, prepárese para una batalla de cinco sets entre el servicio de Alcaraz y el regreso de Djokovic. Continúe leyendo para descubrir dónde ver Alcaraz vs Djokovic por televisión y ver Wimbledon 2024 desde cualquier lugar. CÓMO VER ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC ONLINE GRATIS Si tienes la suerte de vivir en el Reino Unido, puedes ver Alcaraz vs Djokovic - transmisiones en vivo de la final individual masculina de forma gratuita. Esto se debe a que la BBC y su respectivo servicio de transmisión BBC iPlayer tienen los derechos de la acción. Pero, ¿qué pasa si normalmente resides en el Reino Unido pero no estás en casa? No te preocupes, puedes verlo a través de una VPN. Le mostraremos cómo hacerlo a continuación. VER ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC DESDE CUALQUIER LUGAR Es natural que quieras ver la final individual masculina de Alcaraz vs Djokovic en vivo desde tu país de origen, pero ¿qué pasa si no estás allí cuando se transmite? Aún puedes ver Wimbledon en vivo gracias a las maravillas de una VPN (red privada virtual). El software permite que sus dispositivos parezcan estar en su país de origen, independientemente del lugar del mundo en el que se encuentre. Ideal para aficionados al deporte que están de vacaciones o por negocios. Nuestro favorito es NordVPN. Es el mejor del mercado: Imagen Nos especializamos en probar y revisar servicios VPN y NordVPN es el que mejor calificamos. Es excelente para desbloquear servicios de transmisión, es rápido y también tiene funciones de seguridad de primer nivel. Con más de 5000 servidores en 60 países y a un excelente precio, es fácil de recomendar. Obtenga 60% de descuento en Nord VPN sin riesgos durante 30 días Usar una VPN es increíblemente simple. 1. Instale la VPN de su elección. Como hemos dicho, NordVPN es nuestro favorito. 2. Elija la ubicación a la que desea conectarse en la aplicación VPN. Por ejemplo, si estás en los EE. UU. y quieres ver un servicio del Reino Unido, deberás seleccionar Reino Unido de la lista. 3. Siéntate y disfruta de la acción. Dirígete a BBC iPlayer u otro sitio web y mira el tenis. CÓMO VER LAS TRANSMISIONES EN VIVO DE ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC EN LOS EE. UU. bandera de estados unidos (Crédito de la imagen: Shutterstock) Si estás en los EE. UU., tienes muchas opciones para ver las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic para la final individual masculina de Wimbledon 2024. Los espectadores pueden ver toda la acción en ESPN Plus y a través del Tennis Channel. Puedes registrarte en ESPN Plus por $10,99 al mes, y también está disponible como parte del paquete Disney con publicidad por $14,99 al mes (esto incluye una suscripción a Hulu y Disney Plus y es una gran oferta). Si no tiene cable, varios servicios de transmisión de TV en vivo le permitirán mirar ESPN y The Tennis Channel a través de Internet. Sling TV Orange, Fubo y DirectTV ofrecen ambos, mientras que Hulu con Live TV y YouTube TV tienen ESPN. Imagen Sling TV ofrece dos paquetes, ambos desde $40 al mes. El plan Sling Blue viene con más de 30 canales, incluidos NBC, NBCSN y USA. El plan Sling Orange tiene a ESPN como su principal ventaja para los deportes. De cualquier manera, necesitarás el complemento Sports Extra de $11 para obtener el Tennis Channel de Wimbledon. VER OFERTA Imagen Si te encantan los deportes, quizás quieras echarle un vistazo a Fubo. Tiene una prueba gratuita de 7 días para que no tengas que pagar por adelantado y tiene docenas de canales deportivos, incluidos NBCSN y USA. Los precios comienzan en $79,99, después de la prueba. usted

IR EN VIVO==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA TRANSMITIR STREAMING==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER EN VIVO Alcaraz vs Djokovic es la final de Wimbledon que casi todo el mundo quería. ¿Se convertirá Carlos Alcaraz en el primer español en ganar títulos consecutivos (algo que ni siquiera su legendario compatriota Rafael Nadal pudo lograr) en su camino hacia un cuarto Grand Slam antes de los 22 años o se vengará el veterano Novak Djokovic del año pasado? ¿Una derrota para superar a Margaret Court en términos de victorias históricas en Grand Slam? Algo tiene que ceder. Wimbledon se transmite gratis en algunos países. Pero no te preocupes si estás de vacaciones mientras está en marcha: puedes ver las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic desde cualquier lugar con una VPN. TRANSMISIÓN EN VIVO DE ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC: CANAL DE TV, HORA DE INICIO Las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic se llevarán a cabo el domingo 14 de julio a las 2 p.m. BST / 9 a. m. ET / 6 a. m. PT / 11 p. m. AEST. ► MIRAR GRATIS: BBC iPlayer (Reino Unido) / 9Now (AUS) ► Estados Unidos — ESPN Plus | Canal de tenis ► Mire en cualquier lugar: pruebe NordVPN 100% libre de riesgos No hay duda de quién ha tenido más dificultades para llegar a la final este año. Djokovic encontró un poco de resistencia en la tercera ronda contra Alexei Popyrin, pero desde ese momento han sido sets seguidos hasta el final y un paso fácil en los cuartos, mientras que Alcaraz ha tenido que esforzarse, incluso remontando un set en contra ante Daniil Medvedev en el semifinal. Quizás así debería ser para los campeones defensores. Como de hecho, el serbio de 37 años podría decirle a su joven oponente: si Djokovic gana aquí, empatará con Roger Federer en ocho títulos individuales masculinos de Wimbledon cada uno. Esta vez está de su lado la experiencia, la vuelta a la forma a pesar de una grave operación de rodilla y su legendaria determinación. Más allá de un talento poco común, Alcaraz aporta juventud, agilidad y la buena voluntad de la multitud en el All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. En lo que debería ser una final de Wimbledon para recordar, prepárese para una batalla de cinco sets entre el servicio de Alcaraz y el regreso de Djokovic. Continúe leyendo para descubrir dónde ver Alcaraz vs Djokovic por televisión y ver Wimbledon 2024 desde cualquier lugar. CÓMO VER ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC ONLINE GRATIS Si tienes la suerte de vivir en el Reino Unido, puedes ver Alcaraz vs Djokovic - transmisiones en vivo de la final individual masculina de forma gratuita. Esto se debe a que la BBC y su respectivo servicio de transmisión BBC iPlayer tienen los derechos de la acción. Pero, ¿qué pasa si normalmente resides en el Reino Unido pero no estás en casa? No te preocupes, puedes verlo a través de una VPN. Le mostraremos cómo hacerlo a continuación. VER ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC DESDE CUALQUIER LUGAR Es natural que quieras ver la final individual masculina de Alcaraz vs Djokovic en vivo desde tu país de origen, pero ¿qué pasa si no estás allí cuando se transmite? Aún puedes ver Wimbledon en vivo gracias a las maravillas de una VPN (red privada virtual). El software permite que sus dispositivos parezcan estar en su país de origen, independientemente del lugar del mundo en el que se encuentre. Ideal para aficionados al deporte que están de vacaciones o por negocios. Nuestro favorito es NordVPN. Es el mejor del mercado: Imagen Nos especializamos en probar y revisar servicios VPN y NordVPN es el que mejor calificamos. Es excelente para desbloquear servicios de transmisión, es rápido y también tiene funciones de seguridad de primer nivel. Con más de 5000 servidores en 60 países y a un excelente precio, es fácil de recomendar. Obtenga 60% de descuento en Nord VPN sin riesgos durante 30 días Usar una VPN es increíblemente simple. 1. Instale la VPN de su elección. Como hemos dicho, NordVPN es nuestro favorito. 2. Elija la ubicación a la que desea conectarse en la aplicación VPN. Por ejemplo, si estás en los EE. UU. y quieres ver un servicio del Reino Unido, deberás seleccionar Reino Unido de la lista. 3. Siéntate y disfruta de la acción. Dirígete a BBC iPlayer u otro sitio web y mira el tenis. CÓMO VER LAS TRANSMISIONES EN VIVO DE ALCARAZ VS DJOKOVIC EN LOS EE. UU. bandera de estados unidos (Crédito de la imagen: Shutterstock) Si estás en los EE. UU., tienes muchas opciones para ver las transmisiones en vivo de Alcaraz vs Djokovic para la final individual masculina de Wimbledon 2024. Los espectadores pueden ver toda la acción en ESPN Plus y a través del Tennis Channel. Puedes registrarte en ESPN Plus por $10,99 al mes, y también está disponible como parte del paquete Disney con publicidad por $14,99 al mes (esto incluye una suscripción a Hulu y Disney Plus y es una gran oferta). Si no tiene cable, varios servicios de transmisión de TV en vivo le permitirán mirar ESPN y The Tennis Channel a través de Internet. Sling TV Orange, Fubo y DirectTV ofrecen ambos, mientras que Hulu con Live TV y YouTube TV tienen ESPN. Imagen Sling TV ofrece dos paquetes, ambos desde $40 al mes. El plan Sling Blue viene con más de 30 canales, incluidos NBC, NBCSN y USA. El plan Sling Orange tiene a ESPN como su principal ventaja para los deportes. De cualquier manera, necesitarás el complemento Sports Extra de $11 para obtener el Tennis Channel de Wimbledon. VER OFERTA Imagen Si te encantan los deportes, quizás quieras echarle un vistazo a Fubo. Tiene una prueba gratuita de 7 días para que no tengas que pagar por adelantado y tiene docenas de canales deportivos, incluidos NBCSN y USA. Los precios comienzan en $79,99, después de la prueba. usted

IR EN VIVO==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA TRANSMITIR STREAMING==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER EN VIVO España y Francia saldrán al campo en Múnich el martes en la primera de las dos semifinales de la UEFA Euro 2024. Estos dos gigantes europeos están cada uno a sólo un partido de un puesto en la final de Berlín. Por un lado, La Roja tiene un récord de victorias del 100% hasta el momento, aunque necesitaron tiempo extra para vencer a la anfitriona Alemania. Por otro lado, Les Bleus son el equipo defensivo más fuerte de la edición de este año, ya que sólo concedieron un gol y vencieron a Portugal en los penaltis. Existe un argumento real de que estos son los dos equipos más fuertes de la Eurocopa que se enfrentarán entre sí para enfrentarse a Inglaterra o Holanda, que se enfrentarán el miércoles. Una victoria por 2-1 sobre los alemanes fue suficiente para que los españoles reservaran su plaza en las semifinales gracias a los goles de Dani Olmo y Mikel Merino a ambos lados del empate de Florian Wirtz. Los hombres de Luis de la Fuente son el único equipo que ha ganado los cinco partidos hasta ahora y ningún equipo en la historia de la Eurocopa ha logrado seis victorias en una sola edición o incluso seis victorias consecutivas. La posesión es menos importante que antes para España y su índice de victorias es de 15 en 19 partidos con De la Fuente, lo cual es impresionante. Cuatro de las cinco semifinales de la Eurocopa terminaron con una victoria para La Roja, pero los penaltis la eliminaron ante Italia en esta fase de 2020, pero ahora podría aguardarle una quinta final continental. Francia persigue una cuarta final de la Eurocopa, pero sólo la segunda se juega fuera de su tierra natal. Didier Deschamps diseñó la racha de 2016 que terminó en derrota ante Portugal y estará ansioso por vengar eso después de haber derrotado a los portugueses. Aunque los franceses han sido menos impresionantes que los españoles, en general están en una buena racha de forma desde la final de *** 2022 y han demostrado carácter para vencer a Bélgica y Portugal después de una complicada fase de grupos en la que solo concedieron apenas una vez. Kylian Mbappé, con destino al Real Madrid, no está en su mejor forma y solo ha marcado una vez, aunque este equipo francés venció a España en la final de la Liga de Naciones de 2021 y ahora apunta a hacerlo nuevamente. Aquí están nuestras historias, cómo puedes ver el partido y más: Boletín del XI inicial del Golazo Tu guía definitiva sobre el deporte rey mientras nuestros expertos te llevan más allá del campo y por todo el mundo con noticias importantes. Acepto recibir el "Boletín Golazo Starting XI" y comunicaciones de marketing, actualizaciones, ofertas especiales (incluidas ofertas de socios) y otra información de CBS Sports y la familia de empresas Paramount. Al presionar registrarme, confirmo que he leído y acepto los Términos de uso y reconozco la Política de privacidad de Paramount. Cómo mirar y probabilidades Fecha: martes 9 de julio | Hora: 3 p.m. hora del este Ubicación: Allianz Arena - Munich, Alemania Televisión: Zorro | Transmisión en vivo: Fubo (pruébalo gratis) Cuotas: España +175; Empate +180; Francia +200 ¿Cómo llegaron aquí? España quedó líder del Grupo B con un 100% de victorias que se mantiene intacto después de enfrentarse a Georgia en octavos de final y a Alemania en cuartos de final. Si La Roja vence a Francia aquí, Inglaterra o Holanda esperarán en la final, pero será más fácil decirlo que hacerlo contra Les Bleus, que solo han concedido un gol en cinco partidos. Los franceses quedaron segundos en el Grupo D antes de superar a Bélgica en octavos de final y luego a Portugal en cuartos de final, que requirió una tanda de penales. ¡No te pierdas Morning Footy de CBS Sports Golazo Network, ahora en forma de podcast! Nuestro equipo te ofrece todas las noticias, vistas, momentos destacados y risas que necesitas para seguir el Hermoso Juego en todos los rincones del mundo, de lunes a viernes durante todo el año. noticias del equipo España: Tres ausencias cambiarán el once de De la Fuente con Dani Carvajal y Robin Le Normand sancionados y Pedri lesionado. El torneo de este último ya ha terminado y al principio hubo cierta confusión sobre la elegibilidad de Álvaro Morata. El capitán estará disponible, pero Nacho y Jesús Navas podrían entrar en el once aportando experiencia, mientras que Dani Elmo debería ser el sustituto de Pedri. Espere ver a Morata apoyado por Nico Williams y Lamine Yamal. Posible XI de España: Simón; Navas, Nacho, Laporte, Cucurella; Olmo, Rodri, Ruiz; Yamal, Morata, Williams. Francia: Adrien Rabiot debería volver al once después de la suspensión, por lo que la forma y el estado físico de Mbappé son la principal preocupación para Deschamps de cara a este choque. Mike Maignan está en forma y podría protagonizar una vez más detrás de una defensa intacta con Rabiot reemplazando a Eduardo Camavinga. Sin embargo, existe cierto debate en Francia sobre si Antoine Griezmann será eliminado debido a preocupaciones sobre su forma y estado físico contra el país donde ejerce su oficio. Posible XI de Francia: Maignan; Koundé, Saliba, Upamecano, Hernández; Kanté, Tchouameni, Rabiot; Griezmann; Kolo Muani, Mbappé. Predicción Espere que este sea otro encuentro reñido en el que habrá mucha tensión y muy poco fútbol fluido. Probablemente llegará un momento clave para decidir quién llega a la final y Francia parece un poco mejor minimizando los goles en contra para asegurarse de seguir avanzando.

IR EN VIVO==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA TRANSMITIR STREAMING==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER EN VIVO España y Francia saldrán al campo en Múnich el martes en la primera de las dos semifinales de la UEFA Euro 2024. Estos dos gigantes europeos están cada uno a sólo un partido de un puesto en la final de Berlín. Por un lado, La Roja tiene un récord de victorias del 100% hasta el momento, aunque necesitaron tiempo extra para vencer a la anfitriona Alemania. Por otro lado, Les Bleus son el equipo defensivo más fuerte de la edición de este año, ya que sólo concedieron un gol y vencieron a Portugal en los penaltis. Existe un argumento real de que estos son los dos equipos más fuertes de la Eurocopa que se enfrentarán entre sí para enfrentarse a Inglaterra o Holanda, que se enfrentarán el miércoles. Una victoria por 2-1 sobre los alemanes fue suficiente para que los españoles reservaran su plaza en las semifinales gracias a los goles de Dani Olmo y Mikel Merino a ambos lados del empate de Florian Wirtz. Los hombres de Luis de la Fuente son el único equipo que ha ganado los cinco partidos hasta ahora y ningún equipo en la historia de la Eurocopa ha logrado seis victorias en una sola edición o incluso seis victorias consecutivas. La posesión es menos importante que antes para España y su índice de victorias es de 15 en 19 partidos con De la Fuente, lo cual es impresionante. Cuatro de las cinco semifinales de la Eurocopa terminaron con una victoria para La Roja, pero los penaltis la eliminaron ante Italia en esta fase de 2020, pero ahora podría aguardarle una quinta final continental. Francia persigue una cuarta final de la Eurocopa, pero sólo la segunda se juega fuera de su tierra natal. Didier Deschamps diseñó la racha de 2016 que terminó en derrota ante Portugal y estará ansioso por vengar eso después de haber derrotado a los portugueses. Aunque los franceses han sido menos impresionantes que los españoles, en general están en una buena racha de forma desde la final de *** 2022 y han demostrado carácter para vencer a Bélgica y Portugal después de una complicada fase de grupos en la que solo concedieron apenas una vez. Kylian Mbappé, con destino al Real Madrid, no está en su mejor forma y solo ha marcado una vez, aunque este equipo francés venció a España en la final de la Liga de Naciones de 2021 y ahora apunta a hacerlo nuevamente. Aquí están nuestras historias, cómo puedes ver el partido y más: Boletín del XI inicial del Golazo Tu guía definitiva sobre el deporte rey mientras nuestros expertos te llevan más allá del campo y por todo el mundo con noticias importantes. Acepto recibir el "Boletín Golazo Starting XI" y comunicaciones de marketing, actualizaciones, ofertas especiales (incluidas ofertas de socios) y otra información de CBS Sports y la familia de empresas Paramount. Al presionar registrarme, confirmo que he leído y acepto los Términos de uso y reconozco la Política de privacidad de Paramount. Cómo mirar y probabilidades Fecha: martes 9 de julio | Hora: 3 p.m. hora del este Ubicación: Allianz Arena - Munich, Alemania Televisión: Zorro | Transmisión en vivo: Fubo (pruébalo gratis) Cuotas: España +175; Empate +180; Francia +200 ¿Cómo llegaron aquí? España quedó líder del Grupo B con un 100% de victorias que se mantiene intacto después de enfrentarse a Georgia en octavos de final y a Alemania en cuartos de final. Si La Roja vence a Francia aquí, Inglaterra o Holanda esperarán en la final, pero será más fácil decirlo que hacerlo contra Les Bleus, que solo han concedido un gol en cinco partidos. Los franceses quedaron segundos en el Grupo D antes de superar a Bélgica en octavos de final y luego a Portugal en cuartos de final, que requirió una tanda de penales. ¡No te pierdas Morning Footy de CBS Sports Golazo Network, ahora en forma de podcast! Nuestro equipo te ofrece todas las noticias, vistas, momentos destacados y risas que necesitas para seguir el Hermoso Juego en todos los rincones del mundo, de lunes a viernes durante todo el año. noticias del equipo España: Tres ausencias cambiarán el once de De la Fuente con Dani Carvajal y Robin Le Normand sancionados y Pedri lesionado. El torneo de este último ya ha terminado y al principio hubo cierta confusión sobre la elegibilidad de Álvaro Morata. El capitán estará disponible, pero Nacho y Jesús Navas podrían entrar en el once aportando experiencia, mientras que Dani Elmo debería ser el sustituto de Pedri. Espere ver a Morata apoyado por Nico Williams y Lamine Yamal. Posible XI de España: Simón; Navas, Nacho, Laporte, Cucurella; Olmo, Rodri, Ruiz; Yamal, Morata, Williams. Francia: Adrien Rabiot debería volver al once después de la suspensión, por lo que la forma y el estado físico de Mbappé son la principal preocupación para Deschamps de cara a este choque. Mike Maignan está en forma y podría protagonizar una vez más detrás de una defensa intacta con Rabiot reemplazando a Eduardo Camavinga. Sin embargo, existe cierto debate en Francia sobre si Antoine Griezmann será eliminado debido a preocupaciones sobre su forma y estado físico contra el país donde ejerce su oficio. Posible XI de Francia: Maignan; Koundé, Saliba, Upamecano, Hernández; Kanté, Tchouameni, Rabiot; Griezmann; Kolo Muani, Mbappé. Predicción Espere que este sea otro encuentro reñido en el que habrá mucha tensión y muy poco fútbol fluido. Probablemente llegará un momento clave para decidir quién llega a la final y Francia parece un poco mejor minimizando los goles en contra para asegurarse de seguir avanzando.

IR EN VIVO==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA TRANSMITIR STREAMING==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER EN VIVO España y Francia saldrán al campo en Múnich el martes en la primera de las dos semifinales de la UEFA Euro 2024. Estos dos gigantes europeos están cada uno a sólo un partido de un puesto en la final de Berlín. Por un lado, La Roja tiene un récord de victorias del 100% hasta el momento, aunque necesitaron tiempo extra para vencer a la anfitriona Alemania. Por otro lado, Les Bleus son el equipo defensivo más fuerte de la edición de este año, ya que sólo concedieron un gol y vencieron a Portugal en los penaltis. Existe un argumento real de que estos son los dos equipos más fuertes de la Eurocopa que se enfrentarán entre sí para enfrentarse a Inglaterra o Holanda, que se enfrentarán el miércoles. Una victoria por 2-1 sobre los alemanes fue suficiente para que los españoles reservaran su plaza en las semifinales gracias a los goles de Dani Olmo y Mikel Merino a ambos lados del empate de Florian Wirtz. Los hombres de Luis de la Fuente son el único equipo que ha ganado los cinco partidos hasta ahora y ningún equipo en la historia de la Eurocopa ha logrado seis victorias en una sola edición o incluso seis victorias consecutivas. La posesión es menos importante que antes para España y su índice de victorias es de 15 en 19 partidos con De la Fuente, lo cual es impresionante. Cuatro de las cinco semifinales de la Eurocopa terminaron con una victoria para La Roja, pero los penaltis la eliminaron ante Italia en esta fase de 2020, pero ahora podría aguardarle una quinta final continental. Francia persigue una cuarta final de la Eurocopa, pero sólo la segunda se juega fuera de su tierra natal. Didier Deschamps diseñó la racha de 2016 que terminó en derrota ante Portugal y estará ansioso por vengar eso después de haber derrotado a los portugueses. Aunque los franceses han sido menos impresionantes que los españoles, en general están en una buena racha de forma desde la final de *** 2022 y han demostrado carácter para vencer a Bélgica y Portugal después de una complicada fase de grupos en la que solo concedieron apenas una vez. Kylian Mbappé, con destino al Real Madrid, no está en su mejor forma y solo ha marcado una vez, aunque este equipo francés venció a España en la final de la Liga de Naciones de 2021 y ahora apunta a hacerlo nuevamente. Aquí están nuestras historias, cómo puedes ver el partido y más: Boletín del XI inicial del Golazo Tu guía definitiva sobre el deporte rey mientras nuestros expertos te llevan más allá del campo y por todo el mundo con noticias importantes. Acepto recibir el "Boletín Golazo Starting XI" y comunicaciones de marketing, actualizaciones, ofertas especiales (incluidas ofertas de socios) y otra información de CBS Sports y la familia de empresas Paramount. Al presionar registrarme, confirmo que he leído y acepto los Términos de uso y reconozco la Política de privacidad de Paramount. Cómo mirar y probabilidades Fecha: martes 9 de julio | Hora: 3 p.m. hora del este Ubicación: Allianz Arena - Munich, Alemania Televisión: Zorro | Transmisión en vivo: Fubo (pruébalo gratis) Cuotas: España +175; Empate +180; Francia +200 ¿Cómo llegaron aquí? España quedó líder del Grupo B con un 100% de victorias que se mantiene intacto después de enfrentarse a Georgia en octavos de final y a Alemania en cuartos de final. Si La Roja vence a Francia aquí, Inglaterra o Holanda esperarán en la final, pero será más fácil decirlo que hacerlo contra Les Bleus, que solo han concedido un gol en cinco partidos. Los franceses quedaron segundos en el Grupo D antes de superar a Bélgica en octavos de final y luego a Portugal en cuartos de final, que requirió una tanda de penales. ¡No te pierdas Morning Footy de CBS Sports Golazo Network, ahora en forma de podcast! Nuestro equipo te ofrece todas las noticias, vistas, momentos destacados y risas que necesitas para seguir el Hermoso Juego en todos los rincones del mundo, de lunes a viernes durante todo el año. noticias del equipo España: Tres ausencias cambiarán el once de De la Fuente con Dani Carvajal y Robin Le Normand sancionados y Pedri lesionado. El torneo de este último ya ha terminado y al principio hubo cierta confusión sobre la elegibilidad de Álvaro Morata. El capitán estará disponible, pero Nacho y Jesús Navas podrían entrar en el once aportando experiencia, mientras que Dani Elmo debería ser el sustituto de Pedri. Espere ver a Morata apoyado por Nico Williams y Lamine Yamal. Posible XI de España: Simón; Navas, Nacho, Laporte, Cucurella; Olmo, Rodri, Ruiz; Yamal, Morata, Williams. Francia: Adrien Rabiot debería volver al once después de la suspensión, por lo que la forma y el estado físico de Mbappé son la principal preocupación para Deschamps de cara a este choque. Mike Maignan está en forma y podría protagonizar una vez más detrás de una defensa intacta con Rabiot reemplazando a Eduardo Camavinga. Sin embargo, existe cierto debate en Francia sobre si Antoine Griezmann será eliminado debido a preocupaciones sobre su forma y estado físico contra el país donde ejerce su oficio. Posible XI de Francia: Maignan; Koundé, Saliba, Upamecano, Hernández; Kanté, Tchouameni, Rabiot; Griezmann; Kolo Muani, Mbappé. Predicción Espere que este sea otro encuentro reñido en el que habrá mucha tensión y muy poco fútbol fluido. Probablemente llegará un momento clave para decidir quién llega a la final y Francia parece un poco mejor minimizando los goles en contra para asegurarse de seguir avanzando.

IR EN VIVO==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA TRANSMITIR STREAMING==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER EN VIVO España y Francia saldrán al campo en Múnich el martes en la primera de las dos semifinales de la UEFA Euro 2024. Estos dos gigantes europeos están cada uno a sólo un partido de un puesto en la final de Berlín. Por un lado, La Roja tiene un récord de victorias del 100% hasta el momento, aunque necesitaron tiempo extra para vencer a la anfitriona Alemania. Por otro lado, Les Bleus son el equipo defensivo más fuerte de la edición de este año, ya que sólo concedieron un gol y vencieron a Portugal en los penaltis. Existe un argumento real de que estos son los dos equipos más fuertes de la Eurocopa que se enfrentarán entre sí para enfrentarse a Inglaterra o Holanda, que se enfrentarán el miércoles. Una victoria por 2-1 sobre los alemanes fue suficiente para que los españoles reservaran su plaza en las semifinales gracias a los goles de Dani Olmo y Mikel Merino a ambos lados del empate de Florian Wirtz. Los hombres de Luis de la Fuente son el único equipo que ha ganado los cinco partidos hasta ahora y ningún equipo en la historia de la Eurocopa ha logrado seis victorias en una sola edición o incluso seis victorias consecutivas. La posesión es menos importante que antes para España y su índice de victorias es de 15 en 19 partidos con De la Fuente, lo cual es impresionante. Cuatro de las cinco semifinales de la Eurocopa terminaron con una victoria para La Roja, pero los penaltis la eliminaron ante Italia en esta fase de 2020, pero ahora podría aguardarle una quinta final continental. Francia persigue una cuarta final de la Eurocopa, pero sólo la segunda se juega fuera de su tierra natal. Didier Deschamps diseñó la racha de 2016 que terminó en derrota ante Portugal y estará ansioso por vengar eso después de haber derrotado a los portugueses. Aunque los franceses han sido menos impresionantes que los españoles, en general están en una buena racha de forma desde la final de *** 2022 y han demostrado carácter para vencer a Bélgica y Portugal después de una complicada fase de grupos en la que solo concedieron apenas una vez. Kylian Mbappé, con destino al Real Madrid, no está en su mejor forma y solo ha marcado una vez, aunque este equipo francés venció a España en la final de la Liga de Naciones de 2021 y ahora apunta a hacerlo nuevamente. Aquí están nuestras historias, cómo puedes ver el partido y más: Boletín del XI inicial del Golazo Tu guía definitiva sobre el deporte rey mientras nuestros expertos te llevan más allá del campo y por todo el mundo con noticias importantes. Acepto recibir el "Boletín Golazo Starting XI" y comunicaciones de marketing, actualizaciones, ofertas especiales (incluidas ofertas de socios) y otra información de CBS Sports y la familia de empresas Paramount. Al presionar registrarme, confirmo que he leído y acepto los Términos de uso y reconozco la Política de privacidad de Paramount. Cómo mirar y probabilidades Fecha: martes 9 de julio | Hora: 3 p.m. hora del este Ubicación: Allianz Arena - Munich, Alemania Televisión: Zorro | Transmisión en vivo: Fubo (pruébalo gratis) Cuotas: España +175; Empate +180; Francia +200 ¿Cómo llegaron aquí? España quedó líder del Grupo B con un 100% de victorias que se mantiene intacto después de enfrentarse a Georgia en octavos de final y a Alemania en cuartos de final. Si La Roja vence a Francia aquí, Inglaterra o Holanda esperarán en la final, pero será más fácil decirlo que hacerlo contra Les Bleus, que solo han concedido un gol en cinco partidos. Los franceses quedaron segundos en el Grupo D antes de superar a Bélgica en octavos de final y luego a Portugal en cuartos de final, que requirió una tanda de penales. ¡No te pierdas Morning Footy de CBS Sports Golazo Network, ahora en forma de podcast! Nuestro equipo te ofrece todas las noticias, vistas, momentos destacados y risas que necesitas para seguir el Hermoso Juego en todos los rincones del mundo, de lunes a viernes durante todo el año. noticias del equipo España: Tres ausencias cambiarán el once de De la Fuente con Dani Carvajal y Robin Le Normand sancionados y Pedri lesionado. El torneo de este último ya ha terminado y al principio hubo cierta confusión sobre la elegibilidad de Álvaro Morata. El capitán estará disponible, pero Nacho y Jesús Navas podrían entrar en el once aportando experiencia, mientras que Dani Elmo debería ser el sustituto de Pedri. Espere ver a Morata apoyado por Nico Williams y Lamine Yamal. Posible XI de España: Simón; Navas, Nacho, Laporte, Cucurella; Olmo, Rodri, Ruiz; Yamal, Morata, Williams. Francia: Adrien Rabiot debería volver al once después de la suspensión, por lo que la forma y el estado físico de Mbappé son la principal preocupación para Deschamps de cara a este choque. Mike Maignan está en forma y podría protagonizar una vez más detrás de una defensa intacta con Rabiot reemplazando a Eduardo Camavinga. Sin embargo, existe cierto debate en Francia sobre si Antoine Griezmann será eliminado debido a preocupaciones sobre su forma y estado físico contra el país donde ejerce su oficio. Posible XI de Francia: Maignan; Koundé, Saliba, Upamecano, Hernández; Kanté, Tchouameni, Rabiot; Griezmann; Kolo Muani, Mbappé. Predicción Espere que este sea otro encuentro reñido en el que habrá mucha tensión y muy poco fútbol fluido. Probablemente llegará un momento clave para decidir quién llega a la final y Francia parece un poco mejor minimizando los goles en contra para asegurarse de seguir avanzando.

IR EN VIVO==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA TRANSMITIR STREAMING==>>>> HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER EN VIVO España y Francia saldrán al campo en Múnich el martes en la primera de las dos semifinales de la UEFA Euro 2024. Estos dos gigantes europeos están cada uno a sólo un partido de un puesto en la final de Berlín. Por un lado, La Roja tiene un récord de victorias del 100% hasta el momento, aunque necesitaron tiempo extra para vencer a la anfitriona Alemania. Por otro lado, Les Bleus son el equipo defensivo más fuerte de la edición de este año, ya que sólo concedieron un gol y vencieron a Portugal en los penaltis. Existe un argumento real de que estos son los dos equipos más fuertes de la Eurocopa que se enfrentarán entre sí para enfrentarse a Inglaterra o Holanda, que se enfrentarán el miércoles. Una victoria por 2-1 sobre los alemanes fue suficiente para que los españoles reservaran su plaza en las semifinales gracias a los goles de Dani Olmo y Mikel Merino a ambos lados del empate de Florian Wirtz. Los hombres de Luis de la Fuente son el único equipo que ha ganado los cinco partidos hasta ahora y ningún equipo en la historia de la Eurocopa ha logrado seis victorias en una sola edición o incluso seis victorias consecutivas. La posesión es menos importante que antes para España y su índice de victorias es de 15 en 19 partidos con De la Fuente, lo cual es impresionante. Cuatro de las cinco semifinales de la Eurocopa terminaron con una victoria para La Roja, pero los penaltis la eliminaron ante Italia en esta fase de 2020, pero ahora podría aguardarle una quinta final continental. Francia persigue una cuarta final de la Eurocopa, pero sólo la segunda se juega fuera de su tierra natal. Didier Deschamps diseñó la racha de 2016 que terminó en derrota ante Portugal y estará ansioso por vengar eso después de haber derrotado a los portugueses. Aunque los franceses han sido menos impresionantes que los españoles, en general están en una buena racha de forma desde la final de *** 2022 y han demostrado carácter para vencer a Bélgica y Portugal después de una complicada fase de grupos en la que solo concedieron apenas una vez. Kylian Mbappé, con destino al Real Madrid, no está en su mejor forma y solo ha marcado una vez, aunque este equipo francés venció a España en la final de la Liga de Naciones de 2021 y ahora apunta a hacerlo nuevamente. Aquí están nuestras historias, cómo puedes ver el partido y más: Boletín del XI inicial del Golazo Tu guía definitiva sobre el deporte rey mientras nuestros expertos te llevan más allá del campo y por todo el mundo con noticias importantes. Acepto recibir el "Boletín Golazo Starting XI" y comunicaciones de marketing, actualizaciones, ofertas especiales (incluidas ofertas de socios) y otra información de CBS Sports y la familia de empresas Paramount. Al presionar registrarme, confirmo que he leído y acepto los Términos de uso y reconozco la Política de privacidad de Paramount. Cómo mirar y probabilidades Fecha: martes 9 de julio | Hora: 3 p.m. hora del este Ubicación: Allianz Arena - Munich, Alemania Televisión: Zorro | Transmisión en vivo: Fubo (pruébalo gratis) Cuotas: España +175; Empate +180; Francia +200 ¿Cómo llegaron aquí? España quedó líder del Grupo B con un 100% de victorias que se mantiene intacto después de enfrentarse a Georgia en octavos de final y a Alemania en cuartos de final. Si La Roja vence a Francia aquí, Inglaterra o Holanda esperarán en la final, pero será más fácil decirlo que hacerlo contra Les Bleus, que solo han concedido un gol en cinco partidos. Los franceses quedaron segundos en el Grupo D antes de superar a Bélgica en octavos de final y luego a Portugal en cuartos de final, que requirió una tanda de penales. ¡No te pierdas Morning Footy de CBS Sports Golazo Network, ahora en forma de podcast! Nuestro equipo te ofrece todas las noticias, vistas, momentos destacados y risas que necesitas para seguir el Hermoso Juego en todos los rincones del mundo, de lunes a viernes durante todo el año. noticias del equipo España: Tres ausencias cambiarán el once de De la Fuente con Dani Carvajal y Robin Le Normand sancionados y Pedri lesionado. El torneo de este último ya ha terminado y al principio hubo cierta confusión sobre la elegibilidad de Álvaro Morata. El capitán estará disponible, pero Nacho y Jesús Navas podrían entrar en el once aportando experiencia, mientras que Dani Elmo debería ser el sustituto de Pedri. Espere ver a Morata apoyado por Nico Williams y Lamine Yamal. Posible XI de España: Simón; Navas, Nacho, Laporte, Cucurella; Olmo, Rodri, Ruiz; Yamal, Morata, Williams. Francia: Adrien Rabiot debería volver al once después de la suspensión, por lo que la forma y el estado físico de Mbappé son la principal preocupación para Deschamps de cara a este choque. Mike Maignan está en forma y podría protagonizar una vez más detrás de una defensa intacta con Rabiot reemplazando a Eduardo Camavinga. Sin embargo, existe cierto debate en Francia sobre si Antoine Griezmann será eliminado debido a preocupaciones sobre su forma y estado físico contra el país donde ejerce su oficio. Posible XI de Francia: Maignan; Koundé, Saliba, Upamecano, Hernández; Kanté, Tchouameni, Rabiot; Griezmann; Kolo Muani, Mbappé. Predicción Espere que este sea otro encuentro reñido en el que habrá mucha tensión y muy poco fútbol fluido. Probablemente llegará un momento clave para decidir quién llega a la final y Francia parece un poco mejor minimizando los goles en contra para asegurarse de seguir avanzando.