How to watch France vs Denmark: Watch the World Cup 2022 game on free TV and live stream
If you want to catch France taking on Denmark today (November 26) then you’ve come to the right place – here are all the details you need on how to watch the group stage tie.
France dismantled Australia in the first game while Denmark drew against Tunisia. With the Socceroo’s winning earlier, this game is a big one for Denmark who will be hoping to get something from one of the tournament favourites France.
France vs Denmark kick-off time
France vs Denmark kicks off at 4:00pm UK time on Saturday, November 26. This is the day after Black Friday, the traditional shopping day that takes place the day after Thanksgiving.
The first Saturday of the tournament is packed with games. Aside from France taking on Denmark, there’s Australia vs Tunisia, Poland vs Saudi Arabia and the tantalising prospect of Argentina vs Mexico. Considering Messi’s Argentina lost to Saudi Arabia, this is a must-win tie for the team.
How to watch France vs Denmark live on free TV and online
ITV will be showing this match in the UK, with coverage beginning at 3:05pm UK time on ITV 1. You can also watch the live stream on ITV Hub (which will soon be rebranded to ITV X).
While Australia vs Tunisia was on BBC, all the other Saturday games are on ITV.
This massive Xbox Series X Black Friday deal is already nearly out of stock
Very has just chopped £20 off the £449.99RP of Microsoft’s next-gen console, bringing it down to £429.99. This is one of the very first times we’ve seen this get a substantial discount.
- Very
- Was £449.99
- Now £429.99
Is France vs Denmark available to watch in 4K?
ITV simply doesn’t support 4K or HDR, so there’s no way for them to offer the service. This is bad news for those hoping to view every game in the highest quality, and hopefully, ITV will offer higher-res streaming in the future. We’re not holding our breath though, especially as the launch of ITV X has come without any mention of it.
Our guide on how to watch the World Cup in 4K details all the ways to stream the tournament.
The Google Pixel 6a plummets in price again
As part of Vodafone’s Black Friday sale. the UK network is offering a stunning deal on the Pixel 6a. You can get the phone and a month of data for a mere £259 – that’s the cheapest we’ve seen this phone drop to, by quite some margin.
- Vodafone
- Now £259
Best Black Friday Deals
The World Cup kicks off alongside Black Friday, and here are some of the best Black Friday deals we’ve spotted so far.
- Pixel 7 with 100GB data on Vodafone – No upfront cost, Only £28/month
- iPhone 14 with 100GB data on Vodafone – No upfront cost, Only £45/month
- iPhone 13 Pro Refurbished – Was £949, Now £594
- PS5 Console with 2 games, a controller and gift card – Was £582.97, Now £576.85
- Xbox Series X – Was £449.99, Now £429.99
- Xbox Series S – Was £249.99, Now £189
- Echo Dot 5 – Was £54.99, Now £26.99
- Samsung Freestyle Projector – Was £999, Now £399
- Sony WH-1000XM5 Headphones – Was £380, Now £290.68
- Sage Barista Express Coffee Machine – Was £629.95, Now £471.99
- Kindle Paperwhite – Was £129.99, Now £94.99
- Nothing Phone (1) – Was £399.99, Now £349.99
- Sonos One SL – Was £179, Now £139
- Sony WF-1000XM4 Wireless Earbuds – Was £250, Now £159
- Beats Studio Buds – Was £159.99, Now £109
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