Germany vs. Netherlands TV listings, live streaming options, preview - March 26

On Tuesday night, Germany and the Netherlands will play a friendly match between two longstanding international adversaries.

By SoccerSat Team

Preview

Germany vs. Netherlands is a furious 20th-century conflict with clear World War Two overtones, although it's not quite as vicious as it once was. The two countries are still significant players on the international scene, even though the emotional bond from previous matches has faded.

The Germans enter the match on Tuesday having just had their best performance and outcome under Julian Nagelsmann. A dominant first goal from Florian Wirtz set the tone for a 2-0 victory over France. After a terrible 2023, Germany has fallen to its lowest rating in the world since 2006; however, another win on Tuesday will undoubtedly cause confidence to soar ahead of Euro 2024.

In their most recent match, the Netherlands thoroughly defeated Scotland, extending their winning streak to four games since October of last year. The Dutch did not exactly have an overpowering Euro qualifying campaign, but they do have the resilience and ingenuity to have a successful summer in Germany.

Where to watch the game tonight?

UK: ViaPlay GB Player

DE: RTL Deutschland, RTL 4K , RTL Schweizr

USA: Fox Sports 2, FuboTV

NL: NPO 1 Nederland

TR: S Sport+ Turkey

If you live elsewhere, please visit our dedicated match page for more information on how to watch the match live on TV.

Match stats

Jonathan Tah, the centre defender for Leverkusen and Germany, has completed more successful passes during open play this season—96.7%—than any other player in the Bundesliga

In his eight appearances against the Netherlands thus far, Neuer has kept two clean sheets.

Stuttgart only had four players called up to this Germany squad, whereas Bayern got five.

In the Bundesliga this season, Xavi (16) and Malen (12) have combined for 28 goal involvements.

For the first time since their 6-1 victory over Northern Ireland in November 2019, Germany will play in Frankfurt.

In a European qualifying match against Germany in March 2019, De Ligt netted the first of his country's two goals. The Netherlands lost the match 2-3.

Probable Lineups:

Germany XI: Ter Stegen - Kimmich, Tah, Rüdiger, Raum - Gündoğan (c), Kroos - Musiala, Wirtz - Müller, Füllkrug

Netherlands XI: Verbruggen - Geertruida, De Vrij, Van Dijk (c), Hartman - Wieffer, Reijnders - Dumfries, Xavi, Gakpo - Weghorst