Netherlands vs Greece live stream: free and paid ways to watch

Where to watch for free

Football fans do not need a paid subscription to follow this Nations League match. According to TechRadar, the game will be shown free of charge on Alpha TV in Greece and on NPO 3 in the Netherlands.

Viewers in Ireland also have a free option. The match airs on Virgin Media Two, and the Virgin Media Play streaming service carries it at no cost as well.

Kick-off time and what is at stake

The match kicks off at 7.45pm GMT, which is 2.45pm ET or 11.45am PT, on Friday, 13 November 2026. It is matchday five in the 2026/27 Nations League.

The stakes are high because both teams sit level on eight points at the top of Group A2, with Germany behind them on five points. TechRadar reports that the winner will be in a strong position to reach the quarter-finals, while the loser faces an anxious wait for a top-two finish.

Greece have been the standout team in the group so far. They took four points from Germany and drew 2-2 with the Netherlands last month, although they let a 2-0 lead slip in Thessaloniki. A draw in Amsterdam would suit Ivan Jovanović's side, who then face a Serbia team with no points in their final group game.

The Netherlands remain the favourites on paper. They have home advantage and have scored seven goals in four matches, the most in the group.

Paid options in the US, UK, Canada and Australia

In the United States, the match will be broadcast on FOX Sports 1. TechRadar notes that cable-free viewers can get the channel through Fubo, YouTube TV or DirecTV Stream, each of which offers a free trial to new subscribers. The game is also available on the Fox One streaming service, which costs $19.99 per month or $99 per year after a 3-day free trial.

In the UK, the fixture is on Prime Video. There is no need for a full Prime Video subscription, as the match is offered as a pay-per-view event for £2.49.

Canadian viewers can watch on DAZN, which requires the service's soccer package starting at CA$24.99 per month. In Australia, beIN Sports holds the rights to the 2026/27 Nations League, with subscriptions costing AU$16.99 per month or AU$169.99 per year, and both plans include a 7-day free trial.

Watching from abroad

Fans travelling outside their home country may find that the free streams listed above are blocked, because broadcasters usually limit their services to viewers in their own region. TechRadar suggests using a VPN, a tool that makes a device appear to be in another country, to reach the usual home coverage while away.

Anyone planning to rely on a free broadcaster should check local listings before kick-off, since schedules can change at short notice. The paid services with free trials also give travelling fans a fallback if their home stream is unavailable.