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How to watch England vs Greece, including channel, kick off time and live stream

Everything you need to know about the Three Lions’ Nations League game at Wembley this week

Ed Cunningham
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Ed Cunningham
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International football returns this week, with England hosting Greece at Wembley. While this isn’t the first bout of England matches since last summer’s Euro 2024 final (England already beat Finland and Ireland back in September), it’s arguably the Three Lions’ most highly anticipated game since then.

Greece currently sit above England in the Nations League table – and a win would send England top. This game is part of England’s Nations League campaign, which could lead to qualification for the 2026 World Cup.

The game is on Thursday October 10 – here’s everything you need to know about watching it, from kick-off time to the teams’ head-to-head history.

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What channel is England v Greece on?

The game will be shown on ITV1.

What time does coverage start?

Coverage on ITV starts at 7pm. 

How to watch online

You’ll be able to watch online with ITVX – here’s the link

Kick off time

Kick-off is at 7.45pm BST. 

Head to head history, timeline and results

England and Greece haven’t faced each other since way back in 2006, which was a friendly that England won 4-0.

In total, England and Greece have played nine times. The Three Lions have never lost to the Greeks: of those nine games, they’ve won seven and drawn two. Here’s the timeline.

August 16 2006: England 4 Greece 0

October 6 2001: England 2 Greece 2

June 6 2001: Greece 0 England 2

May 17 1994: England 5 Greece 0

February 8 1989: Greece 1 England 2

March 30 1983: England 0 Greece 0

November 17 1982: Greece 0 England 3

December 1 1971: Greece 0 England 2

April 21 1971: England 3 Greece 0

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