How to watch Euro 2008 Live online for free!

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With the start of Euro 2008 there will be many people looking to tune in an watch the sporting event of the summer, I mean who wouldnt? Download this free eBook to learn how to watch Euro 2008 online, or bookmark this post., or download the torrent Everyone in the world should have access to watch Euro 2008, and many people do choose to do this online, here is a quick rundown of what you need & how to watch euro 2008 live online & for free:

1. Never ever pay for any of these software packs that people offer to watch live TV, they are simply taking the free feeds and packaging them up & reselling the to you, because they think you cant find these live streams on your own! well now you can

2. Download & Install Sopcast, TV Ants, PP Mate all these applications are free and will help you find a wide variety of live matches, letting you choose from the best one.

3. Find a source to get live links: We will be updating each day here at footyblog.net with links to live feeds of the matches & will be posting highlights afterwards, so subscribe to our RSS feed to keep upto date with all the latest live streams & highlights for euro 2008. however there are any other places to find euro 2008 live streaming links:

Myp2p.eu – Has tons of links for every football match, just visit this page to view the euro 2008 games for today
LoveFooty.net – Posts live streams & highlights after each match
Goalcentre.com – Posts highlights of each match
FCFootballBlog.com – Posts highlights & live streams
FootyTube.com – Possibly the best highlights website, lists hundreds of videos for each match highlights only though.

4. Grab beer & enjoy!

If you own a live stream site or highlights site and wish to get listed on this page please post a comment below with your URL & please link back to this post

By Matt

Matt is the owner and chief-editor of the Footy Blog, one of the UK's leading football news blogs.