Link Live Streaming Netherlands vs Greece, 14 November 2026
Netherlands against Greece kicks off at 02:45 WIB on Saturday 14 November, and it is the biggest match of Friday's Nations League programme. Both teams sit on eight points at the top of Group A2, the winner takes control of the race for the quarter-finals, and the Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam will be packed for a genuine group decider. Here is how to watch it live.
The official broadcast in the United Kingdom is Prime Video, which carries the Nations League matches that do not involve a home nation. Kick-off is at 20:45 CET on Friday 13 November, which is 02:45 WIB on Saturday morning in Indonesia. If you are watching from Indonesia, check your local sports channels and streaming services for the match, as broadcast rights vary by country.
Photo by El gringo photo on Pexels. This is a stock illustration, not a photo from either team.
For viewers looking for free streaming options, the full list of ways to follow the match is on the Games Indigo LIVE page, which lists kick-off times in WIB and the official ways to watch every big match on the schedule. The LIVE page is updated every morning with the day's fixtures, so it is the quickest way to find the match you want and the time it starts.
What makes this match worth the late night is the table. Netherlands and Greece are level on eight points, Germany are three behind on five, and Serbia are still to play. A win for either side on Friday night moves them to 11 points and puts one foot in the quarter-finals. A draw keeps the group open and hands Germany a lifeline if they can beat Serbia in the night's other Group A2 game.
The Netherlands will look to Roma forward Donyell Malen, who has scored 14 goals in 12 appearances this season, including four in the Champions League. Greece, meanwhile, have built their campaign on organisation and discipline, matching the Dutch point for point through four matches. It is a classic contrast: home attacking quality against a well-drilled away side that knows exactly what a point — or three — would mean.
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Friday night's programme is busy beyond Amsterdam. Serbia host Germany at the same time, Scotland face North Macedonia, Slovenia meet Switzerland, and there are matches across the lower leagues too, including Bulgaria against Iceland and Slovakia against the Faroe Islands. The evening opens with Moldova against Kazakhstan at 00:00 WIB on Saturday.
If you are staying up, the advice is simple: check the kick-off time, set an alarm for 02:45 WIB, and have the LIVE page open before the match starts. The Netherlands against Greece is the kind of game that rewards the effort — two teams level at the top, a group to be won, and a place in the last eight on the line.
The final round of the group stage follows on Sunday and Monday, when the Netherlands and Greece will learn whether Friday night's result was enough. For now, though, all eyes are on Amsterdam. One match, three points, and a quarter-final place within reach.
Source: UEFA.com — Where to watch the Nations League, TV broadcast partners — https://www.uefa.com/uefanationsleague/news/02a9-219ae5c877f5-740390ccb3e5-1000--where-to-watch-the-nations-league-tv-broadcast-partners-li/
