Euro 2016 Schedule: Live Stream, TV Info and Group Odds for Sunday Fixtures

The final round of Euro 2016 group-stage fixtures gets under way on Sunday, and tournament hosts France are in for a tense finish against current Group A runners-up Switzerland.

Les Bleus are hoping to make it three wins from three in the opening stage of the competition, while Switzerland could still claim top spot in the pool if they manage to beat their hosts at Stade Pierre-Mauroy.

Meanwhile, Romania and Albania will collide in Lyon with everything still to play for, and though a win could still seal second spot for the former, the latter head into the clash seeking their first points of the campaign.

Read on for a breakdown of the odds for Sunday's schedule, as well as probabilities for who will make it out of Group A and a selection of the best betting opportunities available.

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Odds of Qualifying
1	France	2	2	0	0	4	1	+3	6	Qualified
2	Switzerland	2	1	1	0	2	1	+1	4	1-250
3	Romania	2	0	1	1	2	3	−1	1	10-11
4	Albania	2	0	0	2	0	3	−3	0	9-2

Time	Match	Odds	TV Info
8 p.m. BST/3 p.m. ET	Switzerland vs. France	Switzerland 24-5, Draw 2-1, France 68-67	BBC One/ESPN
8 p.m. BST/3 p.m. ET	Romania vs. Albania	Romania 25-19, Draw 13-5, Albania 12-5	ESPN

BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub will provide live stream coverage of Euro 2016 for audiences in the United Kingdom, while viewers in the United States can watch the action via WatchESPN.

Odds provided by Odds Shark and Oddschecker where available.

Antoine Griezmann, Olivier Giroud Both to Score: 15-2

Only by the skin of their teeth did France manage to steal a 2-0 victory over Albania in their most recent outing, where it was a 90th-minute breakthrough from Antoine Griezmann that creaked open the floodgates.

The Atletico Madrid man was relegated to the bench after the opening win over Romania, but manager Didier Deschamps explained just why his forward was left out, per Jon Fisher of Goal (h/t Charles Perrin of the Daily Express):

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Leaving out Paul Pogba was a tactical decision when we looked at their starting line-up.

With their system we needed two scrappers in the middle of the park. Paul Pogba has different attributes.

With Antoine Griezmann - I know he's not happy, nor is Paul Pogba - but he is doing well. He [Griezmann] played 60 minutes of the first match and I know he's very good at coming off the bench. 

He played for half an hour tonight and made the difference even though I know he would rather have started the game.  

Often the players that come off the bench can make the difference.

So if someone is not up to their usual level I have the option to go to the bench to make the difference.

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Needless to say Griezmann is in with a shot of returning to France's starting lineup for the decider against Switzerland, a decision BBC Sport's Andy West would seemingly support:

Along with Dimitri Payet (two goals), Olivier Giroud is the other player to have scored for Les Bleus at Euro 2016, and Oddschecker has odds of 15-2 that the Arsenal forward will bag alongside Griezmann.

Regardless of how France fare against the Swiss, they've managed to score twice in each of their group games thus far, and two of their deadliest weapons are good value to increase their tallies on Sunday.

Albania to Beat Romania 1-0: 8-1

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Albania could afford to be upset with the manner in which their 2-0 defeat to France came about on Wednesday, conceding twice in the final six minutes after a gutsy display against the hosts.

The same could be said of their opening 1-0 loss to Switzerland, and were it not for captain Lorik Cana's red card in the first period, they could have held out for a result. Head coach Gianni De Biasi knows his side's quality, too, and has insisted they can still make it to the round of 16, per Goal's Fisher:

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Yes I believe we can qualify. I think that if we are able to score the goals that we haven't against Switzerland and France then we could get the three points that may get us into the knockout rounds.

My team resisted right until the end, but we didn’t defend throughout, especially in the first half and at the start of the second. 

But when you don't take your chances and score goals, you don't get big results. My team held up pretty well and we’re disappointed to concede a goal a minute from the end.

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On the defensive side of things, the Albanians have been mostly seamless, but OptaPaolo noted it's been just a select few moments that have undone their campaign thus far:

It's important to note this Albania team held France at bay until the 90th minute in their last match, and they're a big 8-1 to strip a close 1-0 victory from Romania this Sunday, per Oddschecker. 

Romania have scored twice at Euro 2016, both of which have been penalties, so as long as Albania can keep calm heads, there's every chance they can repel their minimal threat and steal their first points of the competition.