Well although I live in Canada I have a Direct T.V satellite dish, and with four monthly payments of $37 you can see every Euro2000 game live on Direct TV (afcourse you need the Direct TV dish). I know its EXPENSIVE but thats your only chance to watch games live from your house.

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A good thing of living in California is that mexico is right next to it, so I'll be watching all the games on the mexican channels with no charge....
all you need is a tv and an antenna.

and now for all the people that live in central of the U.S will they show the games on ESPN or something? or maybe on telemundo or that other mexican channel, i hate to watch games on those channels, i dont get ****, well except when the commentators scream "goooall" althoug that got boring too as time passed by

They might be on Cable pay-per-view and the Directv dish system...

No they WILL NOT be on ESPN or Spanish channels or anything like that...

I'm going to PolakLand this summer. I'll be getting a direct injection.

Will it be on fox sports world?

Thats so weird. I remember in EURO 96, when there was basically a game on EVERY OTHER DAY, along with MLS games and US WC qualifying games. This really makes me mad. Most games were shown midday. So now in the summer, all those stupid weightlifting shows will be on instead of EURO 2000. F-U ESPN.

Where did you find out that they will for sure not be shown in North America?

Stuppid United States of America...I should have stayed in Germany, lol!

Good thing in Canada I get every game some taped but now because of my dish I get every game live I cant wait. http://www.soccergaming.com/ubb/biggrin.gif

USfootball: go to the site www.soccertv.com

and your memory is failing you my friend Euro 96 there were no more than 7 or 8 games shown, to my memory: the final, both semis, England-Spain, England-Holland, and a few other games, that's it...

And the reason ESPN don't have the rights is they got outbid by another company which will air every single game of the tournament, for a price of course(150 US dollars). But I don't think that is such a bad deal, ESPN would not show every game on their channel if they got the rights , believe me, so you would be worse off in a way.