As I've already mentioned, 16 teams will take part in Euro 2022.

These are the groups:

Group A: England, Austria, Norway, Northern Ireland.

Group B: Germany, Denmark, Spain, Finland.

Group C: Netherlands, Sweden, Portugal, Switzerland.

Group D: France, Italy, Belgium, Iceland.

This will show you who is playing where...

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The BBC has exclusive TV coverage of all 31 Women's European Championship games this summer.

BBC Radio 5 Live will also have commentary on selected matches, including all England and Northern Ireland games - plus every knockout game.

There will also be a Daily Euros Podcast, while the BBC Sport website and app will have live texts of every match, reports, in-play video clips and match highlights.

Every game is available to watch on BBC iPlayer. Here are the details of which TV channels you will find tonight's game:

England v Austria - Old Trafford, 20:00 (BBC One/Radio 5 Live)

For the rest of the games, click here.

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Five years on from the Netherlands' triumph on home soil at Euro 2017, England are looking to do the same in the first Women's Euros staged in this country since 2005.

The Lionesses - many people's favourites to win the whole thing - will be one of the two teams opening this summer's event when they take on Austria in about 90 minutes' time.

We've got plenty to cover before then, though!

We'll start with how you can follow the tonight's game and the rest of the tournament on the BBC...

Over half a million tickets have been sold...

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A whole new generation is ready to roar...

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Sixteen squads have been selected...

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Containing some of the finest players on the planet...

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It's Euro 2022.

"The biggest women's sporting event in European history".

Time to shine.

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