Euro Cup 2012 Finals Live Stream and TV Schedule for Spain vs. Italy 7/1

The Euro Cup 2012 schedule brings the finals on Sunday, July 1st with Spain vs. Italy. This final game of the UEFA Euro tournament will be shown on live stream online as well as televised coverage to fans worldwide, with one team emerging with the right to call themselves the best squad in all of Europe.

The Euro Cup live streaming coverage arrives thanks to ESPN's broadband network, which is available in participating regions across the country. Also, ESPN will be showing the game between these final two teams on their regular and high definition channel via cable or satellite. Game time is currently scheduled for 2:30 p.m. EST.

These two teams have reached the finals after outlasting their opponents in the previous elimination rounds. Spain has been the dominant side as many have predicted, with 7 points and an impressive goal differential of 5 goals over their opponents. Italy doesn't appear intimidated by the challenge though, and has star player Mario Balotelli looking to push his team to yet another victory. He scored 2 goals in the team's semifinals win over Germany to get them to this round. Can he bring more magic on Sunday?

According to ESPNFC.com, Balotelli is looking for a huge performance in this Sunday's game. However, he wants more than just more goals, he wants the big win. He commented:

"I hope to make four goals, not just two. This has been the loveliest day of my life, but I hope that Sunday is even better. I hope to beat Spain, no matter whether they play poorly. If I score, win the pichichi (MVP) trophy and we win, that is spectacular. But if we win and I don't score, that is just as spectacular."

Will Balotelli get his big moment on Sunday? It all gets going at 2:30 p.m. EST via the ESPN networks. Will you be watching when the Euro Cup 2012 game featuring Spain vs. Italy goes on live stream and TV Sunday? Which team do you predict (or want) to win the championship?

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