Today's Ukraine vs Belgium live stream has the potential to break Group E or further complicate what's already a finely-balanced equation. As things stand, Belgium are going through and Ukraine are heading out but, right now, there's only goal difference between all four of them
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Ukraine vs Belgium LIVE! Euro 2024 match stream, latest score and goal updates today
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Today's Ukraine vs Belgium live stream has the potential to break Group E or further complicate what's already a finely-balanced equation. As things stand, Belgium are going through and Ukraine are heading out but, right now, there's only goal difference between all four of them
How to watch the European Championship match between Ukraine and Belgium, as well as kick-off time and team news.
Ukraine will take on Belgium in their final group game of the Euro 2024 at the Stuttgart Arena on Wednesday.
The scenario in Group E, which also consists of Romania and Slovakia, is interesting. All four teams are on three points each and that makes the results on the final group matchday crucial. Both Ukraine and Belgium won their previous outing. Ukraine beat Slovakia 2-1 and Belgium beat Romania 2-0 to make it all even in Group E heading into their third fixture.
Here GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.
Ukraine vs Belgium kick-off time
Date: June 26, 2024
Kick-off time: 12 pm EST
Venue: Stuttgart Arena
The match will be played at the Stuttgart Arena on Wednesday, with kick-off at 12 pm EST for fans in the US.
Ukraine team news
Vitaliy Mykolenko was cleared to join the matchday squad in the victory against Slovakia, and as a result, all of Ukraine's players are fit for Wednesday's crucial match.
Yaremchuk and right-back Yukhym Konoplya will both miss any potential last-16 tie if they receive yellow cards against Belgium.
Ukraine possible XI: Trubin; Tymchyk, Zabarnyi, Matvienko, Mykolenko; Sudakov, Zinchenko, Shaparenko; Yarmolenko, Dovbyk, Mudryk.
Belgium team news
In terms of Belgium's injuries, Axel Witsel and Thomas Meunier were unfit to play in the win against Romania and remain uncertain for Wednesday's showdown. Additionally, Dodi Lukebakio is suspended for the match.
Belgium possible XI: Casteels; Castagne, Faes, Vertonghen, Theate; Tielemans, Onana; Doku, De Bruyne, Trossard; Lukaku.
He caught a lot of flack in the aftermath of Belgium's limp opening defeat, but Romelu Lukaku was superb in their victory over Romania. Often left to fend for himself against the entire opposition backline, he did it all, holding the ball, creating openings for the midfielders and playing a huge role in both goals. Although the Roma man is yet to get his own name on the scoresheet – he's had three strikes chalked off – there's no disputing his contribution.
Having been thumped by Romania, Ukraine could easily have been 4-0 down in 20 minutes against Slovakia, but they hung in there and snatched a vital three points courtesy of a terrific pair of finishes from Mykola Shaparenko and Roman Yaremchuk. They're propping up the standings but only on goal difference, and the outcome of this game could flip the order on its head. Mykhaylo Mudryk, who has been ineffective so far, is out with an unspecified injury.
Belgium also lost their first game but they were determined not to see a repeat against Romania. Youri Tielemans gave the Red Devils the lead after just 73 seconds, with Kevin De Bruyne sealing all three points and settling the nerves 10 minutes from time. Belgium haven't lost their final group game at a major tournament since Euro 2000, but there's no room for complacency in such a competitive group.
These two sides have never met before, and the winner of the group will go into the side of the draw that includes England, Italy, Austria and Switzerland, so there's plenty of incentive to go for the win, particularly for Ukraine who have a poor goal difference.
Lukaku might not have managed to find the net yet, but he retains his place at the top of Belgium's attack, with Arsenal's Leandro Trossard on one side and Jeremy Doku on the other. Kevin De Bruyne captains the team.
Trubin keeps his place in goal for Ukraine after replacing Lunin for the previous game. Konoplia, who is at risk of suspension if he picks up another booking, is on the bench, whereas Yaremchuk, who's also a yellow card away from missing the next game, starts alongside Dovbyk.