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Greece‑Netherlands clash in the Nations League, time and broadcast

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Greece‑Netherlands clash in the Nations League, time and broadcast

The result of the Greece‑Netherlands match on 1 October 2026 will be decisive for the battle for qualification to the final stage of the UEFA Nations League, as both teams aim to consolidate their position in Group 2 of League A and keep the push towards the final.

On Thursday 1 October 2026 the two national teams will meet in a match valid for Group 2 of League A of the UEFA Nations League. Kick‑off is set for 20:45.

The Netherlands, coached by Xavi, have collected four points in the first two matchdays thanks to a draw against Germany and a home win against Serbia. This performance keeps them at the top of the group.

Greece, on the other hand, have secured the full points, beating Serbia first and then Germany, prevailing 1‑0 against Klopp’s side. With these results the Greek team remains in first place in the group.

Television coverage in Italy

In Italy the match will be broadcast by Sky Sport Calcio, included in the Live Goal at 20:45, but not as a single full live broadcast. No free‑to‑air transmission on generalist channels is planned.

Subscribers will be able to follow it via streaming on Sky Go and the NOW platform, available on computer, smartphone and tablet. Both services allow viewing the main actions and the goals within the Live Goal.

The Greece‑Netherlands clash therefore remains scheduled for Thursday 1 October at 20:45, with the possibility to follow it both on TV and via streaming. Fans will thus be able to watch the match and any possible developments in the group.

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