Euro 2012 Schedule: Start Times, Live Stream and TV Info for Day 4 Action

Group D action gets underway on Monday as Euro 2012 continues to provide plenty of goals and exciting results.

For the first match of the day, France takes on England in what will be a pivotal Group D matchup with plenty of intriguing storylines. 

To cap off the day, hosts Ukraine take on Sweden in a likely must-win match if either country wants to move on to the knockout stage.

Let's take a further look at where and when you can catch a Rooney-less England and a Sweden team led by Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Start Times

France vs. England: Monday, June 11, 12:00 p.m. ET

Ukraine vs. Sweden: Monday, June 11, 2:45 p.m. ET

Live Stream

You can catch all the action live on Watch ESPN.

TV Info

ESPN will provide complete coverage for both matches. 

Players to Watch

France: Franck Ribery

The Bayern Munich midfielder hasn't been in top form in international play, but France will likely control much of the possession in England's half.

Ribery will be important working down the wing and making things happen for Les Bleus.

England: Danny Welbeck

Wayne Rooney is out for England's first two games, and someone will have to fill in for the Manchester United striker.

How about the "other" United striker?

Welbeck has been an impressive goal scorer whenever he gets time on the pitch, and he'll likely get a few good opportunities on the counter-attack for England. 

Ukraine: Andriy Shevchenko

If the hosts have any chance of advancing from this group, the veteran Shevchenko will have to be in top form.

He's 35 years old, yes, but he remains Ukraine's most consistent goal scorer. The Dynamo Kyiv striker must break Sweden's shaky back line. 

Sweden: Zlatan Ibrahimovic

For the Swedes, it's Ibra, and then everyone else. However, that's not a slight to Sweden's role players; it's just a nod to how good Ibrahimovic can be. 

In 77 caps, the 6'5" captain has scored an amazing 31 goals for country. As long as he's in form, he'll provide some truly amazing plays.

And if he does that, Sweden will win.

Predictions

France 1-1 England

Without Rooney, don't be surprised if England just drops back and plays to not lose, simply looking to take advantage on the counter-attack when possible.

Should they do that, France will get plenty of opportunities at goal, even if they aren't great looks. Les Bleus will finish one of those, but Danny Welbeck will also slot one on the break.

Ukraine 1-2 Sweden

The co-hosts will keep it close for a while, but Ibra, who has already scored three international goals in 2012, will simply be the best player on the pitch in this one. 

He'll score both for the Swedes in the win.

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