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LIVE Nations League | Xavi chooses Quinten Timber for midfield in debut as head coach, German debutant in Arena

LIVE Nations League | Xavi chooses Quinten Timber for midfield in debut as head coach, German debutant in Arena

The Dutch national football team is set to face Germany in a Nations League match at the Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam. The match, which begins at 20:45, marks the start of the tournament for both teams.

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