The European Women’s Championship starts on Wednesday 6th July 2022. when hosts England take on Austria.

A record-breaking 500,000 tickets – twice as many as attended the previous Euros in the Netherlands in 2017 – have been sold, with the final being staged at a sold-out Wembley on 31 July.

England are favourites to win Euro 2022, according to data analysts Nielsen’s Gracenote.

Their opening group game with Austria, which will be watched by 70,000-plus inside Old Trafford, is the first of 31 matches across 25 days which are all being shown live on the BBC.

The BBC has exclusive TV coverage of all 31 Women’s European Championship games this summer.

BBC Radio 5 Live will also have commentary on selected matches, including all England and Northern Ireland games – plus every knockout game.

Every game is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.

Here are the details of which TV channels you will also find them all on.

Euro 2022 TV & Radio schedule (all times BST)
Wednesday, 6 July

England v Austria – Old Trafford, 20:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Live)

Thursday, 7 July

Norway v Northern Ireland – St Mary’s Stadium, 20:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Live)

Friday, 8 July

Spain v Finland – Stadium MK, 17:00 (BBC Two)

Germany v Denmark – Brentford Community Stadium, 20:00 (BBC Two/Radio 5 Live)

Saturday, 9 July

Portugal v Switzerland – Leigh Sports Village, 17:00 (BBC Two)

Netherlands v Sweden – Bramall Lane, 20:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Lives)

Sunday, 10 July

Belgium v Iceland – Manchester City Academy Stadium, 17:00 (BBC Two)

France v Italy – New York Stadium, 20:00 (BBC Two)

Monday, 11 July

Austria v Northern Ireland – St Mary’s Stadium, 17:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Live)

England v Norway – Brighton Community Stadium, 20:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Live)

Tuesday, 12 July

Denmark v Finland – Stadium MK, 17:00 (BBC Two)

Germany v Spain – Brentford Community Stadium, 20:00 (BBC Two/Radio 5 Live)

Wednesday, 13 July

Sweden v Switzerland – Bramall Lane, 17:00 (BBC Two)

Netherlands v Portugal – Leigh Sports Village, 20:00 (BBC Two)

Thursday, 14 July

Italy v Iceland – Manchester City Academy Stadium, 17:00 (BBC Two)

France v Belgium – New York Stadium, 20:00 (BBC One)

Friday, 15 July

Northern Ireland v England – St Mary’s Stadium, 20:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Live)

Austria v Norway – Brighton Community Stadium, 20:00 (BBC Three)

Saturday, 16 July

Finland v Germany – Stadium MK, 20:00 (BBC Two)

Denmark v Spain – Brentford Community Stadium, 20:00 (BBC iPlayer)

Sunday, 17 July

Switzerland v Netherlands – Bramall Lane, 17:00 (BBC Two)

Sweden v Portugal – Leigh Sports Village, 17:00 (BBC iPlayer)

Monday, 18 July

Iceland v France – New York Stadium, 20:00 (BBC Two)

Italy v Belgium – Manchester City Academy Stadium, 20:00 (BBC iPlayer)

TV channels for knockout games yet to be confirmed

Wednesday, 20 July

Winner Group A v Runner-up Group B, 20:00

Thursday, 21 July

Winner Group B v Runner-up Group A, 20:00

Friday, 22 July

Winner Group C v Runner-up Group D, 20:00

Saturday, 23 July

Winner Group D v Runner-up Group C, 20:00

Tuesday, 26 July

Winner quarter-final 1 v Winner quarter-final 3, 20:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Live)

Wednesday, 27 July

Winner quarter-final 2 v Winner quarter-final 4, 20:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Live)

Sunday, 31 July

Winner semi-final 1 v Winner semi-final 2 – Wembley Stadium, 17:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Live)

(all times BST)