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Greece and Netherlands meet in the UEFA Nations League on matchday three, with both sides unbeaten after two rounds in a group that also features Germany and Serbia. It is the first meeting of the group's two form teams, and the winner will take a firm grip on top spot.
Greece go into matchday three top of the group on six points from two wins, with Netherlands second on four after a win and a draw. Greece beat Serbia 2-1 at home on 24 September, then won away at Germany 1-0 three days later. Netherlands drew 1-1 with Germany at home on 24 September before beating Serbia 2-1 away on 27 September. Both results put Greece a point above where a straightforward home draw would have left them, and Netherlands a step behind having dropped points to Germany.
Greece arrive unbeaten in their last two competitive outings and have taken results off both Germany and Serbia inside a week. Ahead of the Netherlands game, Sotiris Kontouris and Giannis Konstantelias are the only fitness doubts in the squad, with the rest of the group otherwise available. Outside the Nations League, Greece's most recent form included a 2-2 draw with Sweden and a 1-0 defeat to Italy, both friendlies in June.
Netherlands go into the match without several first-team regulars. Cody Gakpo has withdrawn from the squad with an ankle injury, Brian Brobbey is out injured, and Frenkie de Jong, Mats Wieffer and Donyell Malen are also unavailable. That leaves Ronald Koeman short in both midfield and attack for a game his side need to win to keep pace with Greece at the top of the group.
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