Watch Netherlands Vs. France UEFA Nations League Live Stream: Start Time, Preview, How To Watch Live Online

After failing to qualify for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, the Netherlands are attempting to engineer a comeback in the UEFA Nations League, and with a win over France — who came out as the winners of that very World Cup — the Dutch can close in on a table-topping finish to Group A1 while relegating ribald Germany at the same time, according to The Express. But in their first Nations League match, France handed Netherlands their only loss in seven matches, making a win even more crucial in the game that will live stream from De Kuip.

To find out how to watch the live stream of the Netherlands vs. France UEFA Nations League Group A1 match, see the streaming information at the bottom of this article. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:45 p.m. Central European Time at the 51,000-seat Stadion Feijenoord, better known as “De Kuip,” in Rotterdam, Netherlands, on Friday, November 16. In the United Kingdom, the game gets underway at 7:45 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time on Friday. In the United States, kickoff will take place at 2:45 Eastern Standard Time, 11:45 p.m. Pacific. In India, the live stream may be accessed starting at 1:15 a.m. on Saturday, November 17.

France will be fielding a weakened side on Friday, with Manchester United pair Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial sitting out the match due to nagging injuries, according to The Independent, as will another English Premier League star, Arsenal’s Alexander Lacazette.

But for the young Netherlands squad, a win Friday coupled with a second straight downing of Germany would place Ronald Koeman’s side atop the most competitive group in the inaugural UEFA Nations League. But French Coach Didier Deschamps is not ready to let the Dutch bounce back, according to France 24.

“We are going there for the win,” he told the network. “We are the world champions and we will behave like it.”

To watch a free live stream of the Netherlands vs. France UEFA Nations League Group A1 match, use the stream provided by ESPN+, the subscription sports streaming service of the ESPN network. The ESPN+ live stream is available with a subscription fee of $4.99 per month, though a seven-day free trial is available. If the trial is canceled before the week-long period, fans can watch the Oranje vs. Les Bleus match at no charge.

Another way to watch the Netherlands vs. France match is to access the streaming video provided by Univision Now, or by downloading the Univision app. Univision also streams live on the Roku set-top streaming device, allowing fans to watch the Netherlands vs. France UEFA Nations League match streaming live on their TV sets.

To watch the Netherlands and France battle for free and without a cable subscription, fans can sign up for a free trial of a multi-channel live TV streaming package such as Sling TV, or Fubo TV. Both of those internet TV services require credit card information and subscription fees, but they all offer seven-day free trial periods. Similar to ESPN+, if the subscription is canceled before the seven days are up, fans can watch the Holland-France game streamed live at no charge.

In the Netherlands, NPO 1 Football should offer a live stream, while in France, My TF1 has rights to the game. Within the United Kingdom and Ireland, the match will be broadcast by Sky Sports, which means that to access a live stream, fans in the U.K. and in Ireland require a Sky Sports subscription. Subscribers then need to register for the satellite network’s Sky Go streaming service, which is free, but fans must fill out some basic information to obtain login credentials.

Once registration is complete, go to the Sky Go Sports login page. Then, at last, fans can stream the match live from Amsterdam. Sky Go is also available on most mobile devices by downloading the Sky Go app.

For fans in India, Sony Liv will stream the Nations League Netherlands-France showdown.

For an exhaustive list of networks around the globe that may carry a live stream of the Netherlands vs. France UEFA Nations League match, see LiveSoccerTV.com.