Netherlands vs Germany: Kick-off, TV Info, and How to Watch the Nations League Match
The clash between Netherlands and Germany marks the start of fresh chapters for both teams as new managers take charge. Jurgen Klopp returns to management leading Germany after a tough World Cup, replacing Julian Nagelsmann. He has already made it clear he will resign if treated unfairly while trying to improve the team’s results.
Xavi has taken an unexpected role with the Netherlands following Ronald Koeman’s resignation, beating contenders like Arne Slot. Though new to this position, Xavi’s experience as a World Cup winner adds weight to his appointment. Both managers will see this Nations League match as a key moment to establish their authority.
Match Details
- Date and Time: Thursday, 24 September, 7:45pm BST
- Venue: Johann Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam
- Competition: UEFA Nations League Group A2
TV Coverage
Currently, there is no broadcast planned for this game in the United Kingdom, meaning fans will need to find alternative ways to follow the action.
Team Updates
Several injuries have hit the Dutch squad. Donyell Malen and Justin Kluivert are out, alongside regular absences such as Frenkie de Jong and Matthijs de Ligt. Memphis Depay, the top scorer for the Netherlands, was notably left out of Xavi’s first selection. On a positive note, captain Virgil van Dijk returns after discussions with the new coach.
Klopp chose a unique approach by initially naming 44 players but narrowing that down to 24 for this fixture. Players like Florian Wirtz and Nick Woltemade won’t feature, while Philipp Treu might debut, having impressed at right-back for Freiburg.
Expected Starting Line-ups
- Netherlands XI: Verbruggen; Dumfries, Van Hecke, Van Dijk, Van de Ven; Koopmeiners, Gravenberch, Reijnders; Summerville, Gakpo; Brobbey
- Germany XI: Ter Stegen; Treu, Tah, Schlotterbeck, Brown; Kimmich, Nmecha; Karl, Musiala, Schade; Havertz
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