LOVE Island will air at a different time on Sunday night to avoid a clash with the Euros final. The ITV2 reality show usually screens at 9pm, which would pit it directly against England 's 8pm kick-off versus Spain . In a bid to keep fans of both shows happy, ITV has pushed Love Island back by an hour and confirmed to The Sun that it will now start at 10pm.
However, should the match run into extra time and penalties there would still be an overlap. Coverage of the football showpiece begins at 6.30pm on ITV and is scheduled to run through until 10.
45pm. Though the game itself will be wrapped up by 10pm if it ends in normal time. Last night's Love Island was also pushed back by an hour, and the Three Lions did reality fans a favour by scoring in stoppage time to see off the Dutch.
Aston Villa strike Ollie Watkins scored a superb strike to send England through to their second consecutive Euros final where they will be underdogs against a strong Spanish side. But that doesn't matter one bit to England fans who erupted in the stands in Dortmund and on sofas around the country at the final whistle. Some 21.
6 million viewers across TV and streaming watched ITV’s coverage of the game. It is the highest peak audience on a single channel since December 2022, when the nation watched England’s quarter final exit to Croatia in the FIFA World Cup. Former Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand was one of the lucky people inside the stadium last night and he filmed the aftermath of Watkins.
