This is quite unprecedented: Laurent Bonadei, the coach of the French women's team, will go to the set of the TF1 television news, this Thursday, to give his list for the Women's Euro 2025 (from July 2 to 27). He should definitively dismiss the Wendie Renard and Eugénie Le Sommer legends from the tricolor selection, who expected to play yet another European Championship this summer.
The first European channel puts the small dishes in the big ones while it has programmed the three matches of the group phase of the Bleues in Prime Time (9 p.m.) on TF1. A France-England will launch hostilities on Saturday July 5, before matches against Wales and the Netherlands, the following Wednesday and Sunday, still on the front page. If the Blues qualify, their quarter -final, their half and the Euro final will be broadcast by TF1.
TF1 has offered the TV rights of the Women's Euro while it is France Télévisions and M6 who have been the broadcasters of the French women's team for several years. With a fairly unprecedented alternation. The tricolor training matches at the 2023 World Cup in Oceania were broadcast by M6 and France 2.
The French female team without a fixed broadcaster
For the past two years, the Women's EDF has been to be found on the different channels of the two audiovisual groups, namely France 2, France 3 and France 4 on the one hand, as well as W9 and even 6TER on the other at the free of the programs.
It is on 6ter, whose slogan is “TV that unleashes the family”that France will play its last match of the group phase of the League of Nations, this Tuesday evening against Iceland (8 p.m. French time). The Blue are already guaranteed to finish at the top of their pool and compete in the Final Four next fall. The players of Laurent Bonadei continue with two preparation meetings, against Belgium and Brazil, the 20 and 27. It will be on… France 4 and France 3!
