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Watch Netherlands vs Germany free on Virgin Media Play (Ireland) Unlock your stream with NordVPN (save up to 75%) Kick-off: Thu, Sep 24, 2.45pm ET / 7.45pm BST Watch Netherlands vs Germany live streams as two European giants look for fresh starts under new managers.
Both sides suffered early World Cup exits and will be determined to start their Nations League campaigns with a victory.
Eliminated by Morocco in the round of 32 at the World Cup, the Netherlands are ushering in a new era with Spanish legend Xavi Hernandez at the helm.
A player with a deep-rooted philosophy of possession-based football, he’s expected to deliver success and certainly has plenty of talent in his squad.
The Dutch are particularly well stocked defensively, but they lack world-class talent in attack, with Sunderland’s Brian Brobbey the only natural number nine.
After a loss to Paraguay in North America spelt the end for Julian Nagelsmann, Germany have turned to the charismatic and hugely successful Jürgen Klopp.
The former Liverpool boss has already made an impact, selecting 44 players and splitting them into two squads across the four Nations League games.
Clearly keen to assess the talent on offer, he can call on plenty of experience against the Netherlands with the likes of Kai Havertz, Jamal Musiala, Joshua Kimmich and Jonathan Tah in the squad.
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You can also watch for free in the Netherlands on NPO3 and in Germany on RTL .
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