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Euro 2016: Belgium v. Italy start time, TV schedule and live stream, plus the schedule for Euros and Copa on Monday via Royal Blue Mersey

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Coleman, McCarthy and Lukaku are all in action today

Yesterday saw five shutouts in the two big international tournaments going on right now. World Champions Germany beat Ukraine 2-0, Croatia and Poland each took 1-0 overs Turkey and Northern Ireland, respectively. In the US, Brazil was shockingly and controversially knocked out of Copa America by Peru 1-0 while Ecuador crushed Haiti 4-0.

But more importantly, no Everton players saw the pitch on Sunday. Today, that all changes in a BIG WAY!

EVERTON PLAYER ALERT!! Both Seamus Coleman and James McCarthy seem likely to start for Ireland. Meanwhile, Aiden McGeady (on loan at Sheffield Wednesday) is probably on the bench for the Irish where former Blue Shane Duffy will join him.

Later on in the evening, Everton striker (for now) Romelu Lukaku leads Belgium against Italy. He may be joined on the field by former Evertonian Marouane Fellaini.

Onto the action for the day:

Euro 2016

Spain vs. Czech Republic

Match Details


Date and Time: Monday, June 13 at 9:00 a.m. EST in USA

Stadium: Stadium de Toulouse, Toulouse, France

Capacity: 33,150

How to Watch


TV: ESPN, ESPN Deportes – United States

STV Scotland, ITV 1 – UK

Radio: SiriusXM FC, ESPN Deportes – United States

TalkSport Radio UK, BBC Radio 5 – UK

Live stream: ITV Hub, ESPN3, Watch ESPN app

Ireland vs. Sweden

Match Details


Date and Time: Monday, June 13 at 12:00 p.m. EST in USA

Stadium: Stade de France, Saint-Denis, France

Capacity: 81,338

How to Watch


TV: ESPN, ESPN Deportes – United States

BBC One – UK

Radio: SiriusXM FC, ESPN Deportes – United States

TalkSport Radio UK, BBC Radio 5

Live stream: ESPN3, Watch ESPN app

Belgium vs. Italy

Match Details


Date and Time: Monday, June 13 at 3:00 p.m. EST in USA

Stadium: Stade de Lyon, Lyon, France

Capacity: 59,186

How to Watch


TV: ESPN, ESPN Deportes – United States

BBC One – UK

Radio: ESPN Deportes, SiriusXM FC – United States

TalkSport Radio, BBC Radio 5 – UK

Live stream: ESPN3, Watch ESPN app

Copa America Centario

Mexico vs. Venezuela

Match Details


Date and Time: Monday, June 13 at 8:00 p.m. EST in USA

Stadium: NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas, United States

Capacity: 72,220

How to Watch


TV: Fox Sports 1, Univision – United States

Premier Sports – UK

Radio: Futbol de Primera – United States

Live stream: Fox Sports GO, Fox Soccer 2GO

Uruguay vs. Jamaica

Match Details


Date and Time: Monday, June 13 at 10:00 p.m. EST in USA

Stadium: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California

Capacity: 68,500

How to Watch


TV: Fox Sports 1, Univision, Unimas – United States

Premier Sports – UK

Radio: Futbol de Primera Radio – United States

Live stream: Fox Soccer 2GO, Fox Sports GO


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Blues linked with Senegalese forward via NSNO

You would think that after signing Oumar Niasse, Everton would be shy about Senegalese strikers, but we've been linked with a move for Fiorentina forward Khouma Babacar in Italian media today.
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Ronald Koeman confirmed as Everton manager after leaving Southampton via The Guardian

• Dutchman joins Goodison club on a £6m-a-year deal
• Koeman guided Saints to sixth in Premier League last season
Everton have confirmed the appointment of Ronald Koeman as their manager, with the Dutch coach signing a three-year deal to succeed Roberto Martínez at Goodison Park.

The former Southampton manager was identified as the prime candidate for the Everton vacancy by the club’s major shareholder, Farhad Moshiri, who took the decision to end Martínez’s three-year tenure before the end of last season.

OFFICIAL: More on the appointment of @RonaldKoeman – https://t.co/3bG9Wh1BHw #WelcomeRonald pic.twitter.com/VaKG3ZHiPm

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Euro 2016: start times, TV Schedule and live stream for Tuesday/day 5, plus Copa America schedule via Royal Blue Mersey

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Only one Toffee on display today: Ramiro Funes Mori

Only four games today. Bummer! The Euros took away the crucial 9 a.m. game that allowed us to watch games from sunrise well past sunset. Come on now! Not cool!

Recapping yesterday’s action:

Spain 1-0 Czech Republic

Ireland 1-1 Sweden

Belgium 0-2 Italy

Mexico 1-1 Venezuela

Uruguay 1-0 Jamaica

EVERTON PLAYER ALERT! Ramiro Funes Mori is back on the field for Argentina again today but his squad doesn't have much to play for. They pretty much have their group locked up barring a complete implosion.

Euro 2016

Austria vs. Hungary

Match Details


Date and Time: Tuesday, June 14 at 12 p.m. EST in USA

Stadium: Stade de Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France

Capacity: 42,115

How to Watch


TV: ESPN, ESPN Deportes – US

ITV 1 UK, STV Scotland – UK

Radio: ESPN Deportes, SiriusXM FC – US

BBC Radio 5, TalkSport Radio – UK

Live stream: ESPN3, Watch ESPN App, ITV Hub

Portugal vs. Iceland

Match Details


Date and Time: Tuesday, June 14 at 3:00 p.m. EST in USA

Stadium: Stade Geoffroy Guichard, Saint-Etienne, France

Capacity: 41,138

How to Watch


TV: ESPN, ESPN Deportes – US

BBC One UK – UK

Radio: ESPN Deportes, SiriusXM FC – US

TalkSport Radio, BBC Radio 5 – UK

Live stream: ESPN3, Watch ESPN App

Copa America Centario

Chile vs. Panama

Match Details


Date and Time: Tuesday, June 14 at 8:00 p.m. EST in US

Stadium: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Capacity: 69,176

How to Watch


TV: Fox Sports 1, Univision, Unimas – US

Premier Sports – UK

Radio: Futbol de Primera – US

Live stream: Fox Sports GO, Fox Soccer 2GO

Argentina vs. Bolivia

Match Details


Date and Time: Tuesday, June 14 at 10:00 p.m. EST in US

Stadium: CenturyLink Field, Seattle, Washington, United States

Capacity: 67,000

How to Watch


TV: Fox Sports 1, Univision, Unimas – US

Premier Sports – UK

Radio: Futbol de Primera – US

Live stream: Fox Sports GO, Fox Soccer 2GO

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Ronald Koeman should beware at Everton – Goodison grass is not always greener | Jacob Steinberg via The Guardian

The Dutchman is moving to a bigger club with a large fanbase and vast potential but he may soon realise a big budget brings added pressure as well as possibilities
The pessimistic view when Ronald Koeman moved to Southampton in 2014 was that he had accepted a hospital pass, bearing in mind they were struggling to absorb an intense and bruising talent drain on and off the pitch. In reality it was more like a ball from Xavi.

It is understandable that the mood at Everton is celebratory after days of protracted negotiations ended with them securing Koeman as Roberto Martínez’s replacement. After Martínez allowed his commitment to possession football to spill over into a dogmatism, a blind spot towards defending that eventually proved to be the Spaniard’s undoing, now they have a manager who has demonstrated an ability to strike the right balance between defence and attack during his impressive spell at Southampton.

Related: Ronald Koeman confirmed as Everton manager after leaving Southampton

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