On June 26th from 5 p.m. live on ORF 1 and on ORF ON, with special guest Raphael Holzhauser
Vienna (OTS) – Ukraine – Belgium and Georgia – Portugal are the last two ORF live games from the group phase of EURO 2024 on Wednesday, June 26th. ORF 1 and ORF ON report live at 5:00 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Daniel Warmuth and Roman Mählich comment on the first game. Herbert Prohaska and Sargon Duran analyze in Alina Zellhofer’s studio. This time they get support from ex-Belgian legionnaire Raphael Holzhauser. We continue with game two at 8:15 p.m. with commentators Boris Kastner-Jirka and Helge Payer. Herbert Prohaska and Sargon Duran together with Raphael Holzhauser are available for the analysis.
The long European Championship evening continues at 12:05 a.m. with the highlights from Ukraine – Belgium. The highlights of Slovakia – Romania (12:50 a.m.), Czech Republic – Turkey (1:35 a.m.) and Georgia – Portugal (2:20 a.m.) round off the long day of football.
Goal guarantee from ALL European Championship games on Ö3 and on ORF ON, ORF games also live on ORF SOUND
Don’t miss anything from the EURO with the ORF: On Ö3 (the ORF holds all radio rights) there will be a live entry from the Ö3 sports reporters from the EURO at every goal during the EURO. ORF ON, ORF’s new streaming platform, like sport.ORF.at, offers short video clips of the most important game scenes from all EURO games during the game – within just a few minutes. “Best-ofs” with all the highlights and exciting scenes will also be posted online immediately after the game ends.
The games broadcast by ORF are offered live and on demand in full length and are also provided as a special service with four additional live feeds (stadium atmosphere, tactical feed, game from the perspective of Team A / Team B). Of course, all TV coverage of the European Championships will also be provided live and on demand.
And: ORF will broadcast 20 EURO games live on sound.ORF.at. So if you don’t have the opportunity to watch the game on TV, for example in the car, you can listen to the sports broadcast in the SOUND app. Because: The ORF broadcasts “its” 20 games barrier-free – SOUND uses the sound of the audio description. The SOUND app is available in the iOS and Android app stores (details can be found at presse.ORF.at).