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Netherlands vs Germany match infoDate: Thursday 24 September 2026Kick off times: 8:45pm (local) and 2:45pm (ET)Competition: UEFA Nations League A Group 2 matchday 1Venue: Johan Cruijff Arena - AmsterdamHow to watch: fuboTV (USA) & Prime Video PPV (UK)How can I watch Netherlands vs Germany?CountryBroadcastersUnited StatesfuboTVUnited KingdomAmazon Prime Video PPV - £2.49NetherlandsZiggo Go & NPO 3GermanyRTLAustria, Canada, Japan, Spain and SwitzerlandDAZNFranceL'Équipe Live FootAustralia, New Zealand and Arab worldbeIN SPORTSSouth AmericaESPNNetherlands vs Germany match previewNetherlands (Home side): It is the start of a new era for both the Netherlands and Germany, so which new boss will make a winning start in Amsterdam? Soccer Football - FIFA World Cup 2026 - Group F - Tunisia v Netherlands - Kansas City Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri, U.S. - June 25, 2026 Netherlands' Virgil van Dijk during the warm up before the match IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters/Jay Biggerstaff | IMAGN IMAGES via ReutersKoeman was criticised for his cautious, defensive and frankly un-Dutch style of football, hence why the KNVB have turned to Xavi.
Netherlands team newsSoccer Football - FIFA World Cup 2026 - Group F - Netherlands v Japan - Dallas Stadium, Arlington, Texas, U.S. - June 14, 2026 Netherlands' Ryan Gravenberch reacts IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters/Jerome Miron | IMAGN IMAGES via ReutersThere are four Liverpool players in Xavi's maiden Netherlands squad. Germany team newsSoccer Football - FIFA World Cup 2026 - Group E - Germany v Ivory Coast - Toronto Stadium, Toronto, Canada - June 20, 2026 Germany's Florian Wirtz in action IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters/John E Sokolowski | IMAGN IMAGES via ReutersJürgen Klopp has named two seperate squads, one for Germany's first two matches, before almost an entirely new squad will replace them for the two games in October.
Score prediction: Netherlands 2-2 Germany.What the manager have saidXavi (Netherlands): We have to be at our best tomorrow, because Germany is a great team. For us, it is a great way to start.Jürgen Klopp (Germany): I know more Holland players personally than Xavi does.
