UEFA Euro 2016, the second most watched soccer tournament in the world, starts tomorrow, June 10 in host-country France. UEFA Euro takes place every four years with Spain clinching the championship in both 2012 and 2008. The reigning champions, together with Germany, are the most successful teams at the tournament having each won three titles.

This year, the 15th edition of the tournament, UEFA Euro will include a total of 24 teams, up from 16 in previous years. If you are planning on attending the tournament, France has launched a terror alert app ahead of the UEFA Euro tournament to ensure supporters are kept safe. 

While most of your time may be spent live streaming Copa America, which started last week, you may still be able to squeeze in a few UEFA Euro 2016 games too.

We look at the various ways you can live stream all the matches from UEFA Euro 2016 tournament without cable. All of the matches will be aired on ESPN or ESPN2.

Cord cutters rejoice

If you are looking for ways to legally watch UEFA Euro 2016 without a cable subscription, CutCableToday offers the following two solutions:

Sling TV

If you sign up for a subscription with Sling TV you will be able to enjoy all UEFA Euro 2016 matches. The basic Sling TV subscription is $20 per month – with no contract – and gives you access to ESPN and ESPN2.

Tip: You can get access to Spanish commentary via ESPN Deportes, when you sign up for the Best of Spanish TV package. This comes at an additional $5 per month.  

You can watch Sling TV on a variety of devices including your iPhone, iPad, Android devices, PC or Mac. You can also use a streaming media player, like Roku, Amazon Fire TV and the Fire TV Stick, Xbox One, and Chromecast.

Sling TV offers a 7-day free trial, so you can enjoy the first week of group matches at no cost and then decide if you want to get a subscription.

PlayStation Vue

Another streaming service option is PlayStation Vue. Its basic package is slightly more expensive than Sling TV at $30 per month, but you do get access to 55+ channels including ESPN and ESPN2.

PlayStation Vue is slightly restrictive with the devices that you can use. Options include PS3, PS4, iPhone, iPad, or on your TV through a streaming media player, like Amazon Fire TV, Fire TV Stick or Chromecast.

PlayStation Vue also offers a 7-day free trial so you can enjoy the first week of group matches at no charge before you decide if you want to sign up.

UEFA Euro 2016 schedule

The month-long UEFA Euro tournament starts on June, 10 with the final taking place on Sunday, July 10 at Stade de France in Saint-Denis.

All times listed are in Eastern Standard Time.

UEFA Euro 2016 favorites to lift the trophy on July, 10 include France, Germany, and Spain, but we will have to wait and see whether the predictions prove accurate.

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