How to Watch Netherlands vs. Poland: TV Channel, Time, Live Stream - UEFA Euro 2024

Updated Jun. 16, 2024 7:14 a.m. ET

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In the first round of Group D games at the 2024 UEFA European Championship, on June 16 at 9:00 AM ET, the Netherlands will face Poland.

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How to Watch Netherlands vs. Poland

Name	Age	Club	Number
Bart Verbruggen	21	Brighton & Hove Albion (Premier League)	1
Lutsharel Geertruida	23	Feyenoord Rotterdam (Eredivisie)	2
Matthijs De Ligt	24	Bayern Munich (Bundesliga)	3
Virgil Van Dijk	32	Liverpool FC (Premier League)	4
Nathan Ake	29	Manchester City (Premier League)	5
Stefan De Vrij	32	Inter Milan (Serie A)	6
Xavi Simons	21	RB Leipzig (Bundesliga)	7
Georginio Wijnaldum	33	-	8
Wout Weghorst	31	TSG Hoffenheim (Bundesliga)	9
Memphis Depay	30	Atletico Madrid (LaLiga)	10
Cody Gakpo	25	Liverpool FC (Premier League)	11
Jeremie Frimpong	23	Bayer Leverkusen (Bundesliga)	12
Justin Bijlow	26	Feyenoord Rotterdam (Eredivisie)	13
Tijani Reijnders	25	AC Milan (Serie A)	14
Micky Van de Ven	23	Tottenham Hotspur (Premier League)	15
Joey Veerman	25	PSV Eindhoven (Eredivisie)	16
Daley Blind	34	Girona FC (LaLiga)	17
Donyell Malen	25	Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga)	18
Brian Brobbey	22	Ajax (Eredivisie)	19
Ian Maatsen	22	Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga)	20
Joshua Zirkzee	23	Bologna (Serie A)	21
Denzel Dumfries	28	Inter Milan (Serie A)	22
Mark Flekken	31	Brentford FC (Premier League)	23
Jerdy Schouten	27	PSV Eindhoven (Eredivisie)	24
Steven Bergwijn	26	Ajax (Eredivisie)	25
Ryan Gravenberch	22	Liverpool FC (Premier League)	26

Name	Age	Club	Number
Wojciech Szczesny	34	Juventus (Serie A)	1
Bartosz Salamon	33	-	2
Pawel Dawidowicz	29	Hellas Verona (Serie A)	3
Sebastian Walukiewicz	24	Empoli FC (Serie A)	4
Jan Bednarek	28	-	5
Jakub Piotrowski	26	-	6
Karol Swiderski	27	Hellas Verona (Serie A)	7
Jakub Moder	25	Brighton & Hove Albion (Premier League)	8
Robert Lewandowski	35	FC Barcelona (LaLiga)	9
Piotr Zielinski	30	SSC Napoli (Serie A)	10
Kamil Grosicki	36	-	11
Lukasz Skorupski	33	Bologna (Serie A)	12
Taras Romanczuk	32	-	13
Jakub Kiwior	24	Arsenal FC (Premier League)	14
Tymoteusz Puchacz	25	-	15
Adam Buksa	27	Antalyaspor (Super Lig)	16
Damian Szymanski	29	-	17
Bartosz Bereszynski	31	Empoli FC (Serie A)	18
Przemyslaw Frankowski	29	RC Lens (Ligue 1)	19
Sebastian Szymanski	25	Fenerbahce Istanbul (Super Lig)	20
Nicola Zalewski	22	AS Roma (Serie A)	21
Marcin Bulka	24	OGC Nice (Ligue 1)	22
Krzysztof Piatek	28	Istanbul Basaksehir (Super Lig)	23
Bartosz Slisz	25	Atlanta United FC (MLS)	24
Michal Skoras	24	-	25
Kacper Urbanski	19	Bologna (Serie A)	26

In 31 matches for Ajax in the Eredivisie this past season, Brian Brobbey had 18 goals and eight assists.
Joey Veerman posted five goals and 17 assists in 29 games last season for PSV Eindhoven (Eredivisie).
With Bundesliga club RB Leipzig, Xavi Simons notched eight goals and 10 assists in 32 appearances.
Joshua Zirkzee's stats for Bologna (Serie A) last season were 11 goals and six assists in 34 games.

Playing for FC Barcelona in LaLiga this past season, Robert Lewandowski had 19 goals and seven assists in 35 matches.
Sebastian Szymanski had nine goals and 10 assists in 36 games for Fenerbahce Istanbul (Super Lig) last season.
For Super Lig club Antalyaspor, Adam Buksa notched 15 goals and two assists in 32 appearances.
Krzysztof Piatek's final stats for Istanbul Basaksehir (Super Lig) last season, in 34 matches, were 14 goals and one assist.

Last time out, the Netherlands was victorious 4-0 against Iceland, taking 19 shots and outshooting Iceland by 16.
In its match versus Iceland, the Netherlands got goals from four players, including Virgil van Dijk.

On June 10 in its last match, Poland bested Turkey 2-1. Turkey outshot Poland 20 to seven.
Karol Swiderski (on one shot) and Nicola Zalewski (on one shot) registered a goal apiece for Poland.

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