Greece Host Germany, Portugal Face Norway in Nations League With Free Streams Available

Greece are top of Group A2 at the halfway stage after a shock 1-0 win in Augsburg last Sunday, their first victory over Germany, secured by a Dimitrios Kourbelis winner. TechRadar reports that Greece also beat Serbia and drew 2-2 with the Netherlands, with a last-minute equalizer against the Dutch. Arsenal's Christos Tzolis has been in form, and Greece are chasing an unlikely double over the four-time World Cup winners. Greece and Germany have played 11 times, with Germany winning seven, three draws and Greece one win, which came last week.

Germany are managed by Jurgen Klopp, who secured his first win as head coach on Thursday with a 2-0 victory over Serbia. Bayern Munich midfielder Tom Bischof scored his first international goal, and Liverpool's Florian Wirtz added the second. Klopp's side will seek a revenge win and momentum after the defeat to Greece.

The Greece vs Germany match can be watched free in the United States on the Fubo Sports Network channel on Tubi, or directly on the Fubo Sports Network website without sign-in, TechRadar says. A full Fubo Pro plan costs $88.99 per month with a five-day free trial. In Germany, RTL+ will show the game free, and Alpha TV will broadcast it free in Greece. In the United Kingdom, Prime Video offers the match on a pay-per-view basis for £2.49. DAZN will stream it in Canada with a soccer package starting at CA$24.99 per month, while beIN Sports holds exclusive UEFA Nations League rights in Australia, where beIN Connect subscriptions start at $16.99 per month and include a seven-day free trial. TechRadar recommends NordVPN, which it says is available with up to 75% off, for viewers traveling outside their home countries.

Portugal, the Nations League champions, can secure a place in the quarterfinals with a win. They have won all three group matches, with Joao Felix scoring in each game. Their most recent outing was a 4-2 win in Denmark, where Joao Cancelo, Goncalo Ramos and Vitinha also scored. The buildup has been unsettled by Cristiano Ronaldo's clashes with coach Jorge Jesus and his exit from the squad.

Norway are looking to respond after a surprise defeat by Wales, a match in which Erling Haaland managed only 11 touches in the first half. Haaland has three goals in the campaign, but Norway have three points after an opening win over Denmark. TechRadar notes that Norway reached the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals and will expect more from Haaland, Martin Odegaard and the rest of the squad. A win in Portugal would strengthen their claim to be among Europe's elite.

Portugal and Norway have played 12 times. Portugal have nine wins, two matches were drawn, and Norway have one win, which came 16 years ago through an Erik Huseklepp goal in a UEFA European Championship qualifier. Ronaldo has never scored against Norway in his 22-year international career and will not play in this match after leaving the squad.

The Portugal vs Norway game will be shown free on Virgin Media 3 and VM Play in Ireland, on RTP Play in Portugal, and on TV 2 Play in Norway. In the United States, it is available on FS2 or Fox One; Fox One costs $19.99 per month after a three-day free trial, and the Fox One app is also available through Sling TV plans starting at $29.99 per month for Select and $54.99 per month for Blue. FS2 is carried by YouTube TV and Fubo, both of which offer free trials to new customers. In the UK, Prime Video charges £2.49 on a pay-per-view basis, while DAZN shows the match in Canada for CA$24.99 per month and beIN Sports in Australia offers beIN Connect from $16.99 per month with a seven-day free trial. TechRadar recommends Norton VPN, citing a 60-day money-back guarantee, 64% off the Ultimate plan, a price of $4.49 per month and an exclusive discount for TechRadar readers.