Ireland vs Greece live stream: how to watch 2024 Nations League anywhere today, team news

Jayson Molumby of Republic of Ireland chases the ball in the green Irish home kit in the 2024 Nations League.
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Today's Ireland vs Greece live stream provides an opportunity for the hosts to put opening game defeat behind them, while the visitors head to Dublin looking to post a second successive victory. Below we have all the information on how to watch Ireland vs Greece from anywhere in the world today with details on worldwide TV channels, broadcasters, free streams and start times.

Defeat to England on Saturday consigned Ireland to another loss – their seventh in their last 11 outings – but hope springs eternal that new boss Heimir Hallgrímsson can bring the sort of backs-against-the-wall spirit that took Iceland to a Euro 2016 quarter-final. Caoimhin Kelleher excelled in keeping the score down to 2-0 and the Liverpool goalkeeper will need to be in fine form if the Irish are to get a result. Seamus Coleman is expected to miss out through injury, with Evan Ferguson challenging for a starting spot.

After losing to Georgia in the Euro 2024 playoffs, Greece replaced Gus Poyet with Ivan Jovanovic, who began his tenure in fine style with a 3-0 defeat of Finland in his opening fixture on Saturday. Fotis Ioannidis was a surprise selection but the Panathinaikos forward repaid his boss' faith with a brace. Giannis Konstantelias is in contention to get a start after impressing off the bench.

Line-ups

Ireland: Kelleher; Brady, Collins, Omobamidele, O'Shea; Browne, Molumby, Smallbone, Ogbene; Knight; Szmodics.

Subs: Doherty, Ebosele, Ferguson, Idah, McAteer, O'Brien, O'Dowda, O'Leary, Parrott, Robinson, Scales, Travers.

Greece: Vlachodimos; Rota, Koulierakis, Mavropanos, Tsimikas; Bouchalakis, Siopis; Tzolis, Bakasetas, Chatzigiovanis; Ioannidis.

Subs: Douvikas, Giannoulis, Hatzidiakos, Konstantelias, Mandas, Mantalos, Ntoi, Pavlidis, Pelkas, Tzolakis, Vagiannidis, Zafeiris.

This will be just the sixth meeting between the sides, with Greece winning 2-0 and 2-1 when the teams met in Euro 2024 qualifying. Can the Irish get revenge? Here's where to watch Ireland vs Greece and all the 2024/25 Nations League live streams online from anywhere – including FREE options.

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Key Dates

  • Event date: Today (Tuesday September 10)
  • Start time: 2.45pm ET / 11.45am PT / 7.45pm BST / 4.45am AEDT (Sep. 11)

Best free streams

FREE Ireland vs Greece live stream broadcasters

You can watch Ireland vs Greece for free on RTÉ Player in the Republic of Ireland and on RTÉ2 on TV, with pre-match build-up starting from 7.20pm BST.

Fans in Greece can watch free on Alpha TV and the Alpha TV Live streaming service.

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