Are you ready to cheer for your team in one of the most exciting matches in Euro 2016 -- Germany vs Northern Ireland who will face off in the knockout rounds? Northern Ireland is the obvious underdog in the match but the good news for fans of the club is that the team is already assured of at least a third place finish in the group whether it wins or loses against Germany.
ESPN will broadcast the kickoff at 12 pm Eastern time in the United States, reports Heavy.
But if you don't have access to ESPN, you might want to hedge your bets with these options of where to view the games live.
In the US, you can access free streaming via free 7-day trial from Sling TV. If you are not in the US, there is still a chance that this option is available for you, but just to be sure, check out the list of locations and the mechanics to avail of this service . There is a desktop app for this as well as a mobile app that can be downloaded for free via Google apps. There is also a Sling app for Roku, Chromecast, Nexus player, ZTE and XBox One.
If you have a subscription for ESPN, you can watch the game for free via WatchESPN.com using your username and password. You can also access your account through mobile by downloading the app via App Store, Google Play, the Amazon App Store or the Windows Store.
In the UK, the games will be aired by BBC or ITV and both providers also give their subscribers the option to stream live within the United Kingdom.
For BBC, access the streaming service through the BBC's iPlayer and iTV through the ITV Hub.
In Germany, all matches will be streamed on ORF TVhek, without the need for log in information. The catch is you really have to be in the region to access the streaming service. ORF TVhek also has a mobile version.
In Spain, Mitele en Vivo provides an opportunity for everyone to enjoy the match for free but users need to create an account to access the service, but coverage is only limited to Spain.
For other countries, check your local Pay TV operator to explore your options.
