It's the second day of Euro 2020, and there are three games for fans to sink their teeth into on Saturday, June 12.
Rob Page's Wales are among the highlights, but here's the full lowdown on the games pencilled in.
UPDATE: Here are the Euro 2020 matches, kick-off times and TV details for day three - Sunday, June 13.
Wales v Switzerland
Wales begin their Euro 2020 campaign by taking on Switzerland in Baku.
Interim boss Rob Page has a fully fit squad to choose from ahead of his side's Group A opener, and will be desperate to secure a positive start to the tournament, particularly with big hitters Italy lying in wait. The Italians secured a comfortable 3-0 win over Turkey in the tournament opener on Friday night.
Wales v Switzerland kicks off at 2pm UK time in Baku, with coverage starting at 1.15pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
Fans can also watch the action live on S4C, with coverage also starting at 1.15pm and available to live stream via S4C Clic.
Denmark v Finland
Denmark famously upset the odds to lift the trophy back in 1992, and will be hoping to get their campaign off to a strong start against a Finland side participating in their first ever major international tournament.
Belgium are largely expected to take top spot in Group B, although Russia may well fancy their own chances, and both Denmark and Finland will be eager to stake their own claim for a place in the last 16 with a win here.
Kick-off in Copenhagen is at 5pm UK time, with coverage on BBC One and BBC iPlayer starting at 4.45pm.
Belgium v Russia
Belgium are widely regarded as one of the favourites to go all the way this summer, and will hope to show off their title credentials under the lights in St Petersburg.
After an encouraging World Cup campaign, Russia may well be out to prove a point after a disastrous Euro campaign in 2016, and will hope home advantage can inspire them to spring a surprise on Saturday night.
Coverage of the game is available on ITV and the ITV Hub from 7pm, with the game itself set to kick off at 8pm .
