Netherlands and Greece Meet in Nations League Group A2 Showdown
The Netherlands and Greece, both unbeaten and level on eight points in UEFA Nations League Group A2, met in Amsterdam on November 13 with a quarterfinal place in play. Kickoff times and broadcast details for the US, UK and Australia are below.
The Netherlands and Greece met at the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam on Friday, November 13, in a UEFA Nations League Group A2 match that could send either side into the quarterfinals. In the Netherlands vs Greece clash, both teams arrived unbeaten and level on eight points.
A win would guarantee a place in the last eight for the winner. Germany, currently third in the group, is the team both sides are trying to stay clear of.
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The Netherlands and Greece each have a goal difference of +2 after four games. Each has drawn two of them.
Both sit three points ahead of Germany, which has won once in four matches and occupies the relegation play-off spot. Germany plays fourth-placed Serbia on the same night, so a defeat for either Amsterdam side could let the Germans close the gap.
The teams drew 2-2 in the reverse fixture on Matchday 3 in October. Greece led by two goals before Netherlands coach Xavi Hernández made a triple substitution in the second half and turned the game around.
Greece have conceded three goals in four group games, the best record in the group, and kept two clean sheets. Only eight goals have been scored in total across their four matches.
Netherlands forward Donyell Malen has scored eight goals in nine Serie A appearances for Roma. He has six goals in eight appearances since the start of October, and missed the previous squad with a knee problem but was fit for the Greece game. Greece forward Ioannidis was also named among the likely scorers.
Kickoff and where to watch
Kickoff was 8:45 p.m. CET, which is 7:45 p.m. GMT in the UK. In North America that meant 2:45 p.m. ET and 11:45 a.m. PT, and in Australia a 6:45 a.m. AEDT start on Saturday.
In the US, the match was on Fox Sports 1. Fox One, the network's streaming service, costs $20 a month or $200 a year and carries the channel.
In the UK, Prime Video showed the game as pay-per-view for £2.49, with no Prime membership required. Standalone Prime Video subscriptions start at £9 a month or £95 a year.
In Australia, Nations League matches now air on beIN Sports. This game was on beIN Sports 3 and beIN Sports Connect.
The Netherlands also drew at home with Germany earlier in the campaign. They have won both of their games against Serbia.
