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Nations League 2026/27 Netherlands vs Greece and Serbia vs Germany live stream: where to watch

Netherlands vs Greece and Serbia vs Germany kick off at 7.45pm GMT on Friday, November 13. Here’s where to watch — free and paid — in the US, UK, India, Canada, Australia, Greece, the Netherlands, Germany, Serbia and Ireland.

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  1. 1.Where to watch
  2. 2.Free options
  3. 3.What to expect

Nations League 2026/27 Netherlands vs Greece and Serbia vs Germany live stream: where to watch — Friday, November 13 at 7.45pm GMT / 2.45pm ET / 11.45am PT (and Saturday 6.45am AEDT), plus free options and what to expect from the matchday five doubleheader. This is not a tech launch.

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Where to watch

CountryChannel or serviceFree or paid
GreeceAlpha TVFree
NetherlandsNPO 3Free
IrelandVirgin Media Two / Virgin Media PlayFree
United StatesFOX Sports 1 (via cable, Fubo, YouTube TV, DirecTV Stream)Paid (free trials available)
United StatesFox One streaming appPaid ($19.99/month or $99/year after 3-day free trial)
United KingdomPrime VideoPaid (£2.49 pay-per-view)
CanadaDAZNPaid (CA$24.99/month soccer package)
AustraliabeIN Sports 3Paid (AU$16.99/month or AU$169.99/year. 7-day free trial)
SerbiaRTS PlanetaFree
GermanyRTLPaid (online subscription required)
United States (second fixture)Fubo Sports Network via TubiFree

Free options

You can watch Netherlands vs Greece for free on Alpha TV in Greece, NPO 3 in the Netherlands, and Virgin Media Two or Virgin Media Play in Ireland. Serbia vs Germany is free on RTS Planeta in Serbia and on Fubo Sports Network via Tubi in the US. RTL in Germany requires a paid online subscription.

No source states a free option exists in the UK, Canada, or Australia for either match.

What to expect

The Nations League 2026/27 matchday five doubleheader features two pivotal Group A2 fixtures on Friday, November 13. Netherlands and Greece, both unbeaten and level on eight points, meet in Amsterdam. A win puts either side in firm control of quarter-final qualification. Greece drew 2-2 with the Dutch last month in Thessaloniki after leading 2-0.

Serbia vs Germany follows in Belgrade. Germany sit third on five points, three behind the leaders. A loss would all but end their quarter-final hopes. Serbia are bottom with zero points after four defeats, and face relegation to League B if they lose again.

Kick-off times are identical: 7.45pm GMT / 2.45pm ET / 11.45am PT on Friday, November 13, and 6.45am AEDT on Saturday, November 14 in Australia. Both matches will be broadcast live. The next Nations League matchday begins December 16.

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