In today's Newsroom roundup, global markets gained after softer US inflation eased concerns over an immediate Federal Reserve rate hike, while China's slowing economy and rising oil prices kept investors cautious. In technology, Meta faces a lawsuit from former employees over alleged AI-assisted layoffs targeting workers with disabilities and those on medical leave. Switzerland has also launched an investigation into Google over changes to Android's default search options, while reports claim Iran exploited telecom vulnerabilities to track US military personnel. In sports, Spain defeated France 2-0 to reach the FIFA World Cup Final, while Argentina prepare to face England in the second semi-final. In cricket, India ended their winless streak with a six-wicket victory over England in the first ODI.

Global markets rally | Meta sued over AI layoffs | Iran tracked US troops? | India beat England

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Stay updated with today's biggest international headlines:

A. US-Iran Conflict

US Central Command releases footage of fresh strikes near Bandar Abbas and Qeshm Island.
Fourth consecutive day of military operations targets Iranian positions.
US reinforces naval blockade to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

B. India Responds

India launches a seafarer-first emergency response system.
New vessel-tracking mechanism introduced after attacks on merchant ships.
Measures aim to safeguard Indian sailors in conflict zones.

C. Iran's Warning

IRGC says the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until US military actions stop.
Iran warns additional regional oil and gas export routes could also become targets.

D. Gulf Tensions

Iran claims it struck facilities linked to the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain.
Command centers, fuel depots, and military infrastructure reportedly targeted.

E. Russia-Ukraine

Russia accuses Ukraine of attacking commercial ships in the Sea of Azov and Black Sea.
Moscow says it will continue food exports and humanitarian commitments.

F. Australia

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces plans to regulate AI data centers.
New rules will address electricity, water usage, and copyright protection.

G. Japan Economy

Manufacturers remain optimistic due to strong semiconductor demand.
Services sector struggles with rising operating costs.

H. FIFA World Cup

Spain defeat France 2-0 to qualify for the FIFA World Cup Final.
Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro score.
Spain will face either England or Argentina in the final.
Watch the full report for complete global updates.

Iran threatens Strait of Hormuz closure | India protects seafarers | Russia blames Ukraine 

Spain have booked their place in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final after a dominant 2-0 victory over France in the semifinal. Goals from Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro sealed a memorable win as Spain produced another outstanding defensive display. The European champions will now face England or Argentina in the World Cup Final, while France will play in the third-place playoff. Watch the full match highlights, key moments, goals, and post-match analysis from this thrilling semifinal.

Spain beat France 2-0 to reach FIFA World Cup 2026 final | Oyarzabal & Porro seal historic win

Top Speed News:
A. West Asia & US-Iran Conflict

US continues fresh airstrikes on Iran for the fourth consecutive day.
Trump warns Iran of wider strikes on power plants and bridges.
Iran claims drone attacks on US bases across the Gulf.
Bahrain says Iranian attacks targeted US Fifth Fleet facilities.
Strait of Hormuz crisis fuels global oil market fears.

B. Russia-Ukraine War

Russia attacks merchant ships in Ukraine's Black Sea corridor.

C. FIFA World Cup 2026

Spain defeat France 2-0 to reach the FIFA World Cup Final.
England face Argentina for the final spot in the World Cup.

D. United States

US House passes bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent.
San Francisco boat fire leaves one dead and two missing.

E. Latin America

Cuba suffers a third nationwide blackout in less than 10 days.
Colombia rescues 39 hostages from ELN rebels.
Spanish man arrested with cocaine at a Colombia airport.

F. Health

WHO launches the first Ebola antiviral exposure trial in DR Congo.

G. Technology

UK study links social media limits to better teen mental health.
Switzerland probes Google over Android search engine changes.
White House launches AI cybersecurity coordination initiative.

H. Business & Economy

Asian markets rise as US inflation eases.

Trump expands Iran strikes | Hormuz crisis | Bahrain attack | Russia-Ukraine war | World Cup final

France are one win away from reaching their third consecutive FIFA World Cup final as they take on Spain in Wednesday’s semi-final at the Dallas Stadium. A victory would see Didier Deschamps’ side qualify for their fifth World Cup final in the last eight editions, underlining their remarkable consistency on the biggest stage. But Spain have enjoyed the upper hand in recent meetings, as they knocked France out in the Euro 2024 semi-finals and defeated them again in last year’s high-scoring UEFA Nations League clash.&nbsp;France, however, have looked stronger throughout this World Cup. Kylian Mbappe leads the tournament’s scoring charts with eight goals, while Ousmane Dembele has found the net five times. The team has also impressed with its balanced performances in attack and defence.&nbsp;In the 2-0 quarter-final win over Morocco, France soaked up pressure, stayed disciplined and made the most of their chances to book a place in the last four.&nbsp;Spain have been equally impressive, conceding only one goal so far while sticking to their possession-based style of play.&nbsp;&nbsp;As the crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 clash between Spain and France approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.<h2>Spain vs France, FIFA 2026: Key details</h2><ul><li>Date and kick-off time: Wednesday (Jul 15), 12:30 AM (IST)</li><li>Venue: Dallas Stadium</li><li>Referee: TBC</li></ul>Also Read - &nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/fifa-2026-100-000-fans-and-a-royal-salute-norway-welcomes-home-world-cup-heroes-despite-quarter-final-heartbreak-1784001320702">FIFA 2026 | Norway welcomes home world cup heroes despite QF heartbreak</a>

FIFA World Cup 2026 Live on Zee5

<h2>Which TV channel will broadcast Spain vs France FIFA World Cup 2026 match live in India?</h2>The FIFA World Cup 2026 SF match between Spain and France will be shown live on Zee’s new Unite8 Sports network (Unite8 Sports 1, Unite8 Sports 1 HD, Unite8 Sports 2 and Unite8 Sports 2 HD) in India.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/fifa-2026-bellingham-emulates-maradona-from-1986-before-semis-against-argentina-1784013087409">FIFA 2026 | Bellingham emulates Maradona from 1986 before semis against Argentina</a><h2>How to watch Spain vs France FIFA World Cup 2026 live streaming in India?</h2>The FIFA World Cup 2026 SF match between Spain and France will be available for live streaming on the Zee5 website and app (<a href="https://www.zee5.com/">https://www.zee5.com/</a>).

As the crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 clash between Spain and France approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

France are one win away from reaching their third consecutive FIFA World Cup final as they take on Spain in Wednesday’s semi-final at the Dallas Stadium. A victory would see Didier Deschamps’ side qualify for their fifth World Cup final in the last eight editions, underlining their remarkable consistency on the biggest stage. But Spain have enjoyed the upper hand in recent meetings, as they knocked France out in the Euro 2024 semi-finals and defeated them again in last year’s high-scoring UEFA Nations League clash. France, however, have looked stronger throughout this World Cup. Kylian Mbappe leads the tournament’s scoring charts with eight goals, while Ousmane Dembele has found the net five times. The team has also impressed with its balanced performances in attack and defence. In the 2-0 quarter-final win over Morocco, France soaked up pressure, stayed disciplined and made the most of their chances to book a place in the last four. Spain have been equally impressive, conceding only one goal so far while sticking to their possession-based style of play. As the crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 clash between Spain and France approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India. Spain vs France, FIFA 2026: Key details Date and kick-off time: Wednesday (Jul 15), 12:30 AM (IST) Venue: Dallas Stadium Referee: TBC Also Read - FIFA 2026 | Norway welcomes home world cup heroes despite QF heartbreak

As the crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 clash between Spain and France approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

FIFA WC 2026, Spain vs France SF: When and where to watch live streaming in India?

Spain secured the gold medal in the Olympic men's football tournament after substitute Sergio Camello scored twice in extra time to earn a dramatic 5-3 win over hosts France in a nail-biting final at Parc des Princes on Friday.

The teams were locked at 3-3 at the end of normal time but Camello scored 10 minutes into the extra period and again at the end to earn Spain their first Olympic men's football title since 1992 when La Roja claimed the gold medal on home soil.

France had mounted an incredible comeback after going 3-1 down to send the game to extra time as Maghnes Akliouche pulled a goal back in the 79th before a VAR review awarded the hosts a penalty that Jean-Philippe Mateta converted in stoppage time.

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Spain rallied in the first half after Enzo Millot opened the scoring for France in the 12th minute by scoring three goals in 10 minutes to get within touching distance of the title thanks to a Fermin Lopez double and superb free-kick from Alex Baena.

"It is something beautiful, but above all I'm happy for the players, for the way they achieved the win" Spain coach Santi Denia told reporters. "It was an amazing match against a high-level French team. I'm proud also of the model of play we represent."

France's Millot had scored early by pouncing on a loose ball in the box to fire into the top left corner after a poor attempted block by Spanish goalkeeper Arnau Tenas.

Spain equalised six minutes later when the unmarked Lopez passed the ball into the net first-time and the Barcelona midfielder gave his side the lead with his second in the 25th.

Baena curled his free kick into the top left corner just before the half hour but France made it 3-2 11 minutes from time through Akliouche's close-range touch after a set piece.

<h2>Unexpected Hero</h2>

As Spain looked set to celebrate winning the title, the drama really began when the referee was called to the TV screen to check on a foul by Benat Turrientes on fellow substitute Arnaud Kalimuendo in the penalty area.

A spot kick was awarded and Mateta equalised with his sixth goal of the tournament to send the French fans into raptures.

Spain's Turrientes then hit the bar with a fierce drive before the referee blew the whistle at the end of 90 minutes.

In extra time, with Spain having already taken off Lopez and Baena, Thierry Henry's French team pushed for a winner.

But it was Spain's Camello who scored by lobbing the ball on the run over the stranded Restes before sealing the win after a brilliant save by the keeper in the final seconds.

"(Camello) has been a hard worker since day one, he deserved his double" Baena said. "He knew he was going to be a substitute but ended being the most important player for us and found a reward.

"I wish the summer never ends," said the midfielder, who also won the European Championship with Spain last month. "I'm so happy I get to make history with Spain. To win you have to suffer, especially against France in France."

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Spain secured the gold medal in the Olympic men's football tournament after substitute Sergio Camello scored twice in extra time to earn a dramatic 5-3 win over hosts France in a nail-biting final at Parc des Princes on Friday.

Spain secured the gold medal in the Olympic men's football tournament after substitute Sergio Camello scored twice in extra time to earn a dramatic 5-3 win over hosts France in a nail-biting final at Parc des Princes on Friday. The teams were locked at 3-3 at the end of normal time but Camello scored 10 minutes into the extra period and again at the end to earn Spain their first Olympic men's football title since 1992 when La Roja claimed the gold medal on home soil. France had mounted an incredible comeback after going 3-1 down to send the game to extra time as Maghnes Akliouche pulled a goal back in the 79th before a VAR review awarded the hosts a penalty that Jean-Philippe Mateta converted in stoppage time. ALSO READ: Paris Olympics 2024: India's Aman Sehrawat bags bronze medal in men's 57kg wrestling Spain rallied in the first half after Enzo Millot opened the scoring for France in the 12th minute by scoring three goals in 10 minutes to get within touching distance of the title thanks to a Fermin Lopez double and superb free-kick from Alex Baena. "It is something beautiful, but above all I'm happy for the players, for the way they achieved the win" Spain coach Santi Denia told reporters. "It was an amazing match against a high-level French team. I'm proud also of the model of play we represent." France's Millot had scored early by pouncing on a loose ball in the box to fire into the top left corner after a poor attempted block by Spanish goalkeeper Arnau Tenas. Spain equalised six minutes later when the unmarked Lopez passed the ball into the net first-time and the Barcelona midfielder gave his side the lead with his second in the 25th. Baena curled his free kick into the top left corner just before the half hour but France made it 3-2 11 minutes from time through Akliouche's close-range touch after a set piece. Unexpected Hero As Spain looked set to celebrate winning the title, the drama really began when the referee was called to the TV screen to check on a foul by Benat Turrientes on fellow substitute Arnaud Kalimuendo in the penalty area. A spot kick was awarded and Mateta equalised with his sixth goal of the tournament to send the French fans into raptures. Spain's Turrientes then hit the bar with a fierce drive before the referee blew the whistle at the end of 90 minutes. In extra time, with Spain having already taken off Lopez and Baena, Thierry Henry's French team pushed for a winner. But it was Spain's Camello who scored by lobbing the ball on the run over the stranded Restes before sealing the win after a brilliant save by the keeper in the final seconds. "(Camello) has been a hard worker since day one, he deserved his double" Baena said. "He knew he was going to be a substitute but ended being the most important player for us and found a reward. "I wish the summer never ends," said the midfielder, who also won the European Championship with Spain last month. "I'm so happy I get to make history with Spain. To win you have to suffer, especially against France in France." Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Paris Games 2024: Spain continue purple patch with Olympic gold against France in thriller

Thierry Henry's France are hoping a home crowd at the Parc des Princes can drive them on to win Olympic men's football gold but an impressive Spain side will attempt to deny them in Friday's final.

Henry, a France legend as a player, has led his country to the brink of their second football gold medal, 40 years after they won the title in Los Angeles. That victory over Brazil came just a few weeks after the full French national team lifted their first major trophy by beating Spain on home soil in the final of Euro 84.

Just like then, the nations will meet at a packed Parc des Princes on Friday when a hostile home support will try to spur France on to victory.

They have already effectively fulfilled their objective by being guaranteed a medal, with Henry succeeding in moulding together a cohesive team after initially being met by a series of rejections from clubs unwilling to release their players.

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Clubs have no obligation to let their players take part in the Olympics, where the men's tournament is reserved for those aged under 23 with the exception of three who are over-age.

Kylian Mbappe, the captain of the senior national side, wanted to come but was not allowed by his new club Real Madrid. Hopes of getting Antoine Griezmann onboard were quickly dashed.

The new Juventus midfielder Khephren Thuram was initially in the squad before being obliged to return to his employer.

But Les Bleus have been expertly led by the experienced Alexandre Lacazette and his fellow forwards, the bruising Jean-Philippe Mateta and the flying Michael Olise.

They won all three group games without conceding a goal, before seeing off Argentina 1-0 in a fiery quarter-final and then showing great character to come from behind and beat Egypt 3-1 after extra time in the last four.

"We have been talking about the Games for a year and a half now and finally we get to go to Paris," said Mateta, the Crystal Palace striker who netted twice against the Egyptians.

This may be the Paris Games, but so far Henry's team have played all their matches elsewhere around the country, in Marseille, Nice, Bordeaux and Lyon.

<h2>Glorious Spanish summer</h2>

Spain, meanwhile, began their campaign with a 2-1 win over Uzbekistan in Paris. After easing past Japan in Lyon in the last eight, they had to come from behind to beat Morocco 2-1 in their semi-final in Marseille.

That victory in front of a hostile crowd, achieved thanks to goals by the outstanding Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez and the substitute Juanlu Sanchez, will give Spain confidence that they can handle the crowd and the pressure in the French capital.

"It's another atmosphere that I will like," Lopez, who has scored four goals at the Olympics after helping Spain win Euro 2024, told FIFA.com. "In any situation, we can overcome anything. Now we want to get the gold."

Coached by the former Atletico Madrid defender Santi Denia, Spain are aiming for a second men's football gold after triumphing in Barcelona in 1992 with a squad including Pep Guardiola and Luis Enrique.

They were silver medallists in Tokyo three years ago, but Spain's record more recently across the board in international football is remarkable.

The men's senior side won the European Championship just last month, following on from the women's team triumphing at the World Cup last year.

Less than two weeks ago they were the winners of the Under-19 Euros, and now they can complete a glorious summer with gold.

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Thierry Henry's France are hoping a home crowd at the Parc des Princes can drive them on to win Olympic men's football gold but an impressive Spain side will attempt to deny them in Friday's final.

Thierry Henry's France are hoping a home crowd at the Parc des Princes can drive them on to win Olympic men's football gold but an impressive Spain side will attempt to deny them in Friday's final. Henry, a France legend as a player, has led his country to the brink of their second football gold medal, 40 years after they won the title in Los Angeles. That victory over Brazil came just a few weeks after the full French national team lifted their first major trophy by beating Spain on home soil in the final of Euro 84. Just like then, the nations will meet at a packed Parc des Princes on Friday when a hostile home support will try to spur France on to victory. They have already effectively fulfilled their objective by being guaranteed a medal, with Henry succeeding in moulding together a cohesive team after initially being met by a series of rejections from clubs unwilling to release their players. ALSO READ: American, Japanese figure skaters receive long-awaited Beijing Games medals at Paris Olympics 2024 Clubs have no obligation to let their players take part in the Olympics, where the men's tournament is reserved for those aged under 23 with the exception of three who are over-age. Kylian Mbappe, the captain of the senior national side, wanted to come but was not allowed by his new club Real Madrid. Hopes of getting Antoine Griezmann onboard were quickly dashed. The new Juventus midfielder Khephren Thuram was initially in the squad before being obliged to return to his employer. But Les Bleus have been expertly led by the experienced Alexandre Lacazette and his fellow forwards, the bruising Jean-Philippe Mateta and the flying Michael Olise. They won all three group games without conceding a goal, before seeing off Argentina 1-0 in a fiery quarter-final and then showing great character to come from behind and beat Egypt 3-1 after extra time in the last four. "We have been talking about the Games for a year and a half now and finally we get to go to Paris," said Mateta, the Crystal Palace striker who netted twice against the Egyptians. This may be the Paris Games, but so far Henry's team have played all their matches elsewhere around the country, in Marseille, Nice, Bordeaux and Lyon. Glorious Spanish summer Spain, meanwhile, began their campaign with a 2-1 win over Uzbekistan in Paris. After easing past Japan in Lyon in the last eight, they had to come from behind to beat Morocco 2-1 in their semi-final in Marseille. That victory in front of a hostile crowd, achieved thanks to goals by the outstanding Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez and the substitute Juanlu Sanchez, will give Spain confidence that they can handle the crowd and the pressure in the French capital. "It's another atmosphere that I will like," Lopez, who has scored four goals at the Olympics after helping Spain win Euro 2024, told FIFA.com. "In any situation, we can overcome anything. Now we want to get the gold." Coached by the former Atletico Madrid defender Santi Denia, Spain are aiming for a second men's football gold after triumphing in Barcelona in 1992 with a squad including Pep Guardiola and Luis Enrique. They were silver medallists in Tokyo three years ago, but Spain's record more recently across the board in international football is remarkable. The men's senior side won the European Championship just last month, following on from the women's team triumphing at the World Cup last year. Less than two weeks ago they were the winners of the Under-19 Euros, and now they can complete a glorious summer with gold. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Paris Olympics 2024: High-flying Spain aim to deny France a home gold in men’s football final

Spain had a memorable evening in the Euro 2024 on Tuesday (July 9) after they beat France to book&nbsp;their place in the final on Sunday. A clash that will remain in the memories of many for the heroics of 16-year-old Lamine Yamal also had an unfortunate moment when Spanish players were busy celebrating their win over France. Spanish captain Alvaro Morata was seen limping as he returned to the dugout after the celebrations.

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<h2>Why was Morata limping?</h2>

After the monumental win over France, Spanish players celebrated on the pitch in front of the traveling fans. During that time a Spanish pitch invader got onto the field and tried taking a selfie with Spanish players who were in a herd. However, the stewards in charge spotted the invader and tried to stop him from getting to the players which resulted in them attacking the invader in full force.

During that moment, one of the stewards unfortunately tackled Spanish captain Morata from the back. This left the former Real Madrid striker in pain and was seen limping after that. While he needed no assistance and looked fine in the first take, his movement was not sharp causing fears in the La Roja camp.

At the time of writing, there was no medical update on the Spanish striker but fans will be hoping for him to be fit for the final. So far he has scored one goal in the Euro 2024 taking his overall tally in the European Championships to eight goals.

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Although Morata could be a miss for them, Spain will have a huge boost heading into the final with key defenders Dani Carvajal and Robin le Normand set to return for the final. Both players missed the semifinal clash owing to suspension but will be back in the frame for the Championship clash on Sunday.

The La Roja will meet either England or Netherlands in the final on Sunday, with both going head-to-head in the second semifinal on Wednesday. In case England win, it will be a repeat of the FIFA Women’s World Cup final from last year where Spain was the victorious side. In case the Netherlands win, it will be a repeat of the 2010 FIFA World Cup final where Spain triumphed over the Orange.

Spain had a memorable evening in the Euro 2024 on Tuesday (July 9) after they beat France to book their place in the final on Sunday. A clash that will remain in the memories of many for the heroics of 16-year-old Lamine Yamal also had an unfortunate moment when Spanish players were busy celebrating their win over France.

Spain had a memorable evening in the Euro 2024 on Tuesday (July 9) after they beat France to book their place in the final on Sunday. A clash that will remain in the memories of many for the heroics of 16-year-old Lamine Yamal also had an unfortunate moment when Spanish players were busy celebrating their win over France. Spanish captain Alvaro Morata was seen limping as he returned to the dugout after the celebrations. Alvaro Morata został kontuzjowany przez stewarda, który łapał kibica. Pierwszy napastnik Hiszpanii... Ilość wbiegających fanów ma murawę na tym Euro zastanawiapic.twitter.com/LuoRWfw2kH — BuckarooBanzai (@Buckarobanza) July 9, 2024 × Why was Morata limping? After the monumental win over France, Spanish players celebrated on the pitch in front of the traveling fans. During that time a Spanish pitch invader got onto the field and tried taking a selfie with Spanish players who were in a herd. However, the stewards in charge spotted the invader and tried to stop him from getting to the players which resulted in them attacking the invader in full force. During that moment, one of the stewards unfortunately tackled Spanish captain Morata from the back. This left the former Real Madrid striker in pain and was seen limping after that. While he needed no assistance and looked fine in the first take, his movement was not sharp causing fears in the La Roja camp. At the time of writing, there was no medical update on the Spanish striker but fans will be hoping for him to be fit for the final. So far he has scored one goal in the Euro 2024 taking his overall tally in the European Championships to eight goals. ALSO READ | Euro 2024, Spain vs France: Mbappe assist, Yamal curler highlight supercharged first half - WATCH Although Morata could be a miss for them, Spain will have a huge boost heading into the final with key defenders Dani Carvajal and Robin le Normand set to return for the final. Both players missed the semifinal clash owing to suspension but will be back in the frame for the Championship clash on Sunday. The La Roja will meet either England or Netherlands in the final on Sunday, with both going head-to-head in the second semifinal on Wednesday. In case England win, it will be a repeat of the FIFA Women’s World Cup final from last year where Spain was the victorious side. In case the Netherlands win, it will be a repeat of the 2010 FIFA World Cup final where Spain triumphed over the Orange.

WATCH: Alvaro Morata tackled by steward during Spain's victory celebrations after win over France in Euro 2024

Spain is all set to face France in the Euro 2024 semifinal on Tuesday (Jul 9) in Munich, Germany. Spain has three Euro wins in history while France has two.

Spain won European championships in 1964, 2008 and 2012 - the only team to win back-to-back titles. 2022 FIFA World Cup runners-up France, on the other hand, won Euro titles in 1984 and 2000.

<h2>When is Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal?</h2>

Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal will be played on Tuesday (Jul 9) or Wednesday (Jul 10) India time.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/football/euro-2024-in-spain-its-hard-for-me-to-be-happy-says-captain-alvaro-morata-ahead-of-semis-vs-france-739023">Euro 2024: 'In Spain it's hard for me to be happy,' says captain Alvaro Morata ahead of semis vs France</a>

<h2>Where will Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal be played?</h2>

Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal will be played at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany.

<h2>What time is Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal?</h2>

Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal starts at 9:00 pm&nbsp;(local time)&nbsp;on Tuesday, July 9.&nbsp;

<h2>What time is Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal in India?</h2>

Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal starts at 12:30 am&nbsp;(IST)&nbsp;on Wednesday, July 10.

<h2>Where to watch Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal Live on TV in India?</h2>

Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD.

<h2>Where to watch Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal Live Streaming on mobile app in India?</h2>

Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India.

Spain has been the best team in the tournament winning all their five matches&nbsp;so far. They will be confident facing Kylian Mbappe-led France in the semis after ousting the host Germany in the quarters.&nbsp;

France, on the other hand, is also a strong contender in this year's edition but hasn't been able to play their best in the tournament.

Spain is all set to face France in the Euro 2024 semifinal on Tuesday (Jul 9) in Munich, Germany. Spain has three Euro wins in history while France has two. Spain won European championships in 1964, 2008 and 2012 - the only team to win back-to-back titles.

Spain is all set to face France in the Euro 2024 semifinal on Tuesday (Jul 9) in Munich, Germany. Spain has three Euro wins in history while France has two. Spain won European championships in 1964, 2008 and 2012 - the only team to win back-to-back titles. 2022 FIFA World Cup runners-up France, on the other hand, won Euro titles in 1984 and 2000. When is Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal? Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal will be played on Tuesday (Jul 9) or Wednesday (Jul 10) India time. Also Read: Euro 2024: 'In Spain it's hard for me to be happy,' says captain Alvaro Morata ahead of semis vs France Where will Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal be played? Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal will be played at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany. What time is Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal? Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal starts at 9:00 pm (local time) on Tuesday, July 9. What time is Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal in India? Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal starts at 12:30 am (IST) on Wednesday, July 10. Where to watch Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal Live on TV in India? Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal can be watched live in India on Sony Sports Network channels namely Sony Sports Ten 3 and Sony Sports Ten 3 HD. Where to watch Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal Live Streaming on mobile app in India? Spain vs France Euro 2024 semifinal can be watched live streaming on the Sony Liv app in India. Spain has been the best team in the tournament winning all their five matches so far. They will be confident facing Kylian Mbappe-led France in the semis after ousting the host Germany in the quarters. France, on the other hand, is also a strong contender in this year's edition but hasn't been able to play their best in the tournament.

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