Euro 2024 play-off finals: How to watch

Three teams will qualify for Euro 2024 this Tuesday, with Wales among those vying for passage to this summer’s tournament in Germany.

There are three one-legged play-off finals to come, with the winners of each booking their spot at Euro 2024. Wales are among the six teams in action, with Rob Page’s side hosting Poland after hammering Finland 4-1 last Thursday. The Dragons’ opponents in Cardiff also racked up a big win, thrashing Estonia 5-1.

Ukraine are also in action after a late comeback victory against Bosnia & Herzegovina and will face Iceland, while Georgia will host Euro 2004 winners Greece in the other play-off final.

Here is how you can tune into the three Euro 2024 play-off finals.

Wales are hoping to reach a third successive European Championship when they host Robert Lewandowski’s Poland. The FIFA rankings would suggest that this will be an incredibly even match, with only one space separating the two sides.

The Dragons are in great form and are now unbeaten in seven matches, with Poland also not tasting defeat in their last five outings. The bad news for Page’s side is that Wales have won just one of ten past meetings in this fixture, with that victory coming all the way back in 1973.

Whichever side progresses from the final will enter Group D at Euro 2024, coming up against France, Netherlands and Austria.

Ukraine and Iceland will also be battling it out for a spot at Euro 2024, with the former technically hosting the fixture – the match will be played in Poland due to the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine left it late to get past Bosnia & Herzegovina in their play-off semi-final, goals in the 85th and 88th minute sending them through. Meanwhile, Iceland ran out 4-1 winners against Israel in their semi-final, although they will be underdogs for the clash against Ukraine given they sit 49 places below their opponents in the FIFA rankings.

The winner of this play-off final will be placed in a more straightforward group than some other sides, facing off against Belgium, Romania and Slovakia at this summer’s tournament.