Are you a USWM as national team fan who wants to watch the euros and you don't know where to start?

I don't have all the answers, but we're going to walk through this together.

This is this week's edition of the late sub.

I am your host, Claire Watkins.

It is Wednesday, June 25th.

We're going to get into the US women's national team next week because they do have some very exciting friendlies coming up. But for now, we are going to preview the European champions, the ins, the outs, just really

going to hammer home.

I do not know everything about all of these teams.

But if you are a U.S.-based fan who has some semblance of an idea of what you're going

to be looking at, it's going to be an incredible tournament, we're going to talk to the big

names, the storylines to watch, and who I think can win it all. Let's dig in.

So the euros begin next week. Very exciting. It's going to be a great. I mean, Fox keeps calling

it the summer of soccer and they're not wrong. There's actually going to be a great. I mean, Fox keeps calling it the summer of soccer and they're

not wrong. There's actually going to be multiple major regional tournaments in women's football

all summer here. The NWSL is taking the big break for July. Very, very excited to dig into all of

these different games, different teams. I think it's going to be really, really fun just to wake up,

sip a cup of coffee, watch a little footy before the domestic stuff returns in August. But we're going to dig

into the Euros here because it's an exciting moment for the Euros in the United States. It's

going to be more accessible in the U.S. than ever. Fox is really doubling down on broadcasting

the tournament. There's going to be a lot of games available on linear television, a lot of games available on cable. Very, very easy to watch as we see sort of the

global game grow in the United States. If you're not familiar with the Euros themselves,

they're technically the final round of the championship, the European championships.

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