All you need to know about the Greece vs Germany live stream is below, with the Stadio Toumbas hosting Sunday night’s Nations League game and kick off at 19.45 BST.

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Greece v Germany4 October 202619.45 BSTAmazon Prime PPV
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Greece v Germany on TV details

This is one of four Nations League games going out behind the Amazon pay-per-view tonight, alongside Portugal v Norway, Netherlands v Serbia and Republic of Ireland v Israel. All four kick off at 19.45 BST, as does Wales v Denmark on BBC Two and S4C, so there is no way to watch more than one of them live without recording.

Amazon’s pay-per-view sits outside the standard Prime subscription, which catches people out. Having Prime for the delivery or for Premier League coverage does not include it, and there is no linear channel showing the game anywhere in the UK.

As for the football, Greece top Group 2 on seven points from three games. They beat Serbia 2-1, won 1-0 in Germany at the end of September and were two goals up against the Netherlands on Thursday before being pegged back to 2-2.

Germany are third on four.

A 1-1 draw with the Netherlands and that defeat in Greece left Jurgen Klopp without a win until Serbia were beaten 2-0 on Thursday. Serbia and the Netherlands are the fixtures waiting for him in November.

Klopp has made a number of squad changes for these last two games as he works through his options. Kai Havertz and Jamal Musiala are both injured, though Serge Gnabry and Florian Wirtz should start, with Nick Woltemade continuing and Said El Mala in line for a second cap.

Greece are unlikely to have Christos Tzolis, who went off injured against the Netherlands. Georgios Masouras scored and set up another in that game and could replace him, with Fotios Ioannidis and Vangelis Pavlidis expected to lead the line.