Get all the information you need on where and when to watch the Oranje with our Dutch National Team TV schedule.
Widely regarded as one of the historically strongest national teams in the world, the Netherlands have competed in eleven World Cup finals, although they have never won the tournament (they are three-time runners-up, however). The “total football” era of the 1970s led by the legendary Johan Cruyff was perhaps the programme’s golden age, but they have remained consistently strong in the decades since, including winning the European Championship in 1988.
After finishing second and third in 2010 and 2014 respectively, the fact that the Netherlands failed to qualify for Russia 2018 was impressive. With a bit of splinters on their shoulders, the men in orange will surely be looking to return to form in Qatar this fall.
Netherlands National Team TV Schedule and Streaming Links
First match: April 30, 1905 (Victory against Belgium in Antwerp) Manager: Louis Van Gaal Best World Cup rank: Runners-up (1974, 1978, 2010) Best European Championship rank: Champions (1988)
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Where can I watch the Netherlands match?
The Dutch fans are happy to see the Netherlands back in the World Cup. For Americans with a connection to the famous orange kit, coverage is available on FOX and FS1 for many of the Dutch’s games. The World Cup, qualifying, European Championships and Nations League are available across the FOX family of channels. Spanish-language coverage is available for the World Cup on Telemundo and Universo, with broadcast available on Peacock.
The great thing about Dutch TV programming is that it’s almost entirely available through fuboTV. fuboTV streams all of the aforementioned channels. Also, certain Nations League games are specific to fuboTV.
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The football world was robbed of the chance to see the Netherlands compete at Russia 2018. Of course, that came as a result of a lousy qualifying campaign that year.
Eight years after a third-place finish in Brazil, the Netherlands looks different across the board. Gone are the days of Robin van Persie, Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder. Now a young Dutch squad is hungry to achieve the successes of 2010 and 2014.
That starts with Virgil van Dijk in the back. The Liverpool centre-back remains one of the best players in the game, despite dips in form from him in recent seasons. On his day, he is practically unplayable. He will be joined by one of the few remaining players from that 2014 team, Daley Blind. After leaving Manchester United, Blind found a home at Ajax, which led to individual and club success.
The highlight of the midfield is Frenkie de Jong, the Barcelona midfielder who can fill almost any role in the Netherlands squad. His strong point is sending balls to an attack made up of his Barca teammate Memphis Depay, Steven Bergwijn or a promising youngster Cody Gakpo.
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