How to watch every game from the final day of the Euro 2024 round of 16 knockouts, including Romania v Netherlands and Austria v Turkey.
The final four teams in the round of 16 will face off on Tuesday evening as the last two remaining quarter-final places are up for grabs.
Euro 2024 has seen plenty of twists and turns so far and there could be more upsets on the cards during this round of fixtures.
Romania showed plenty of fight in their group-stage encounters, registering one win, one draw and one defeat to book a place in the knockouts – topping a group that included Belgium, Ukraine and Slovakia.
They will take on the Netherlands, who finished a disappointing third place in their group, behind France and Austria.
The final match of the round will see that impressive Austria side take on a Turkish side who are looking at the start of a potential golden generation – with one of the youngest squads in the whole tournament.
So with that said, here’s a look at everything you need to know about the final set of Euro 2024 round of 16 matches.
Romania v Netherlands at Euro 2024
TV channel
The clash between Romania and the Netherlands will be on free-to-air TV in the UK, with the BBC One channel hosting the match – kick-off is on Tuesday, July 2nd, 5pm (BST) at the Allianz Arena in Munich.
A valid TV licence is required to watch, with coverage featuring all the build-up, action and reaction to the tie.
Free live stream
There is a free live stream available for Romania v Netherlands, through the BBC’s own streaming service, BBC iPlayer.
A BBC account is required along with a valid TV licence, which will allow you to watch the clash on your smartphone or computer.
Team news
Romania will be without defender Nicusor Bancu for the match on Tuesday, due to his suspension from two bookings in the group stage.
The Netherlands have a clean bill of health heading into the tie, though Ronald Koeman has struggled to settle on his best team so far.
Austria v Turkey at Euro 2024
TV channel
The showdown between Austria and Turkey will be broadcast on ITV One, with kick-off set for Tuesday, July 2nd, 8pm (BST).
A valid TV licence is required to watch the match on ITV, which will cover all the build-up, action and reaction.
Free live stream
A free live stream will be available for the matchup between Austria and Turkey, with the ITVX platform hosting the tie.
An ITV account is required along with a TV licence, which will allow you to watch the match on your portable device.
Team news
Ralf Rangnick will be without Patrick Wimmer in his Austria side on Tuesday, following his second yellow card of the tournament in the final group stage game with the Netherlands.
Turkey will be forced into some changes due to suspension as well, with Hakan Calhanoglu and Samet Akaydin banned from playing the match.