Poland vs Netherlands Euro 2024 time, live stream, TV channel, lineups for Group D match

Poland and the Netherlands open Group D of the 2024 European Championship and will meet on June 16 at Hamburg's Volksparkstadion. The Dutch easily qualified for the tournament and are aiming for their second European title. Poland, on the other hand, had a more difficult path and made it through a playoff.

Poland have won five games in a row and are hoping to progress from the group stage, entering their fifth consecutive tournament, but their star striker Robert Lewandowski is injured, which could potentially clip their wings.

The Netherlands, winners of the 1988 European Championship, have not reached a semi-final in 20 years. Ronald Koeman's side are determined to change that. The Dutch come in with plenty of momentum after recently sweeping Canada and Iceland 4-0 in friendlies.

Captain Virgil van Dijk will lead a solid defence, but the team will miss Frenkie de Jong in midfield. Will the Poles come out on top or will the Dutch dance their way to victory? Tune in on Sunday to find out!

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When is the kick-off of the match between Poland and Netherlands?

This Euro 2024 Group D match kicks off on 16 June at 15:00 local time at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg, Germany.

This is how the time is converted in all time zones in North America:

Poland vs Netherlands Live Stream, TV Channel

• TV channels (USA): FOX Sports Network
• Streaming (US): Fubo, FOX Sports app/website, ViX
• TV channels (Canada): TVA Sports, TSN 5, TSN 4, CTV
• Streaming (Canada): TVA+, TVA app/website, CTV app

UNITED STATES: The Poland vs. Netherlands match at Volksparkstadion will be broadcast in the US on Fox Sports Network, with Spanish-language streaming via ViX. The game can also be streamed on Fubo, which is currently offering a FREE seven-day trial.

Radio coverage of the game can be heard on SiriusXM FC.

Canada: The Euro 2024 matches can be watched in Canada on the dedicated TV channel and TSN's live streaming services. TVA and CTV will also broadcast the game.

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Poland vs. Netherlands: Lineups and team news

Poland has to do without its best goalscorer Robert Lewandowski and striker from Juventus Arkadiusz Milik due to injuries. Coach Probierz has to come up with something new for his attack. Karol Swiderskicould play as a false nine despite ankle problems. Alternatively, Krzysztof Piatek or Adam Buksa could lead the line.

In goal Wojciech Szczesnywith 82 international matches, will start. Piotr Zielinskianother player playing in Italy, will control the midfield.

Expected starting line-up of Poland (3-5-1-1): Szczesny (GW) — Bednarek, Dawidowicz, Kiwior — Frankowski, Slisz, Piotrowski, Moder, Zalewski — Zielinski — Buksa.

The Netherlands also have injury concerns. Frenkie de Jong, Martin de RoonAnd Teun Koopmeiners have been eliminated from the tournament. Full-backs Ian Maatsen was called as a replacement, but Nathan Ake or Micky van de Ven are expected to start on the left side of defense.

Memphis Depay will probably play as a centre forward, with Wout Weghorst also an option, but Bryan Brobbey is expected to miss the opening game due to a thigh injury. Denzel Dumfrieswho provided five assists in qualifying, will probably play on the right side and has competition from Jeremie Frimpong.

Expected starting line-up of the Netherlands (4-2-3-1): Bonaventure (GK) – Dumfries, Van Dijk, Ake, Van de Ven – Schouten, Veerman – Simons, Reijnders, Gakpo – Depay.

Prediction Poland vs. Netherlands

• Result prediction: Poland – Netherlands 0:2

The Netherlands are favourites for their Euro 2024 opening match against Poland, and for good reason. The Dutch have won six of their last ten matches, showing exceptional form and consistency. In contrast, Poland have won three and drawn three of their last six matches.

With Poland without their star striker Lewandowski, they could have problems both in attack and in defending set pieces. Many experts believe that the Netherlands will aim for the semi-finals and can score a comfortable win there.