Netherlands vs. Poland LIVE: schedules and TV channels of the match for the League of Nations

Netherlands vs. Poland LIVE LIVE ONLINE face each other this Saturday June 11 for the League of Nations for the third day of the group at 1:45 pm (Peruvian time). The commitment will be played at the Stadion Feijenoord.

The ‘Clockwork Orange’ comes to this match after beating Wales (2-1) as a visitor. Teun Koopmeiners put the Van Gaal-led squad ahead, but Rhys Norrington-Davies leveled the game in the final minutes.

The match looked like it would end in a draw, but on the last play, Wout Weghorst scored the winning goal in an agonizing way. In this way, the Netherlands is in the first box with six units and they hope to continue at the top with a victory against Poland.

After the game against Wales, the ‘Clockwork Orange’ coach highlighted the work of Frenkie de Jong who sounds like a possible Manchester United signing. “He brings extra quality to this team and that’s why he’s worth 112 million euros”He explained at a press conference.

Netherlands vs. Poland: timetables

• Peru: 1:45 p.m.
• Mexico: 1:45 p.m.
• Colombia: 1:45 p.m.
• Ecuador: 1:45 p.m.
• Argentina: 1:45 p.m.
• Uruguay: 1:45 p.m.
• Chile: 1:45 p.m.

Netherlands vs. Poland: channels

• Peru: Star Plus.
• Mexico: Star Plus.
• Colombia: Star Plus.
• Ecuador: Star Plus.
• Argentina: Star Plus.
• Uruguay: Star Plus.
• Chile: Star Plus.

On the other hand, Poland arrives very beaten since they lost (1-6) against the Belgian team and complicated their chances of qualifying for the next phase of the League of Nations. For now, he is in third place with three units.

After the defeat, DT Czesław Michniewicz made a self-criticism. “Against an opponent like Belgium, if you lose the ball in your own half while developing the action, you could end up with a goal right now.” explained at a press conference.

“We wanted to get the most out of this game, we thought about adding points. We went out on the field with that attitude, and I think it showed. The opponent started hard, but we also wanted to play bravely. We had a lot of pressure, we wanted to build multi-pass actions. We wanted to get out of the pressure on him. Everything was at risk.” the strategist added.

In addition, he referred to the change of Lewandowski. “We agreed with Robert that he would play up to 60 minutes. This change was planned, a pity that it coincided with the arrival of the second goal, because the second half started more calmly than the first”, he explained,

Netherlands vs. Poland: possible formations

Netherlands: Flekke, Teze, De Vrij, De Ligt, Hateboer, Koopmeiners, Schouten, Malacia, Lang, Gakpo and Depay.

Poland: Dragowski, Gumny, Glik, Bednarek, Puchacz, Kaminski, Zurkowski, Krychowiak, Zielinski, Szymanski, and Lewandowski.