Netherlands v Greece: live stream, TV channel and kick off time

First meets second in Amsterdam tonight, with both sides unbeaten in Nations League Group 2. Here’s how to watch and stream Netherlands v Greece on TV today, with the Johan Cruijff Arena hosting a 19.45 GMT kick off.

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The Netherlands and Greece are level on eight points at the top of Group 2, with the Dutch ahead only on goals scored, and Germany three points behind in third. With only the top two going through, a win tonight could be enough to send the hosts into the quarter-finals.

Xavi’s side have shown plenty of character so far. Cody Gakpo’s late goal earned a 1-1 draw with Germany, the Dutch beat Serbia home and away, and in between they came from two goals down in Greece to draw 2-2 through Virgil van Dijk and substitute Tijjani Reijnders.

Ryan Gravenberch, Kenneth Taylor, Brian Brobbey and Van Dijk have all withdrawn injured, with Sepp van den Berg called up as cover. Jan Paul van Hecke and Jurrien Timber are likely to start in central defence, and Donyell Malen, in prolific form for Roma, is expected to lead the line after returning to the squad, with Frenkie de Jong also back.

Greece were promoted from League B last time and are still unbeaten at the top level. A stoppage-time Tasos Douvikas winner beat Serbia in their opener, they won 1-0 in Germany, came within minutes of beating the Netherlands and then held Germany to a goalless draw.

Ivan Jovanovic’s side are firmly in contention for a quarter-final place, and a talented new generation is driving their rise.

Christos Zafeiris and Manolis Saliakas are both suspended, so Lazaros Rota or Georgios Vagiannidis should start at right-back. Douvikas, who recently scored a Champions League hat-trick for Como, faces competition from Vangelis Pavlidis and Fotis Ioannidis up front, with Konstantinos Karetsas, Christos Tzolis and Charalampos Kostoulas among the attacking options.

Greece have never beaten the Netherlands in a senior competitive match, but last month’s draw in Thessaloniki showed how close they have come.