England will travel to Athens for a crucial UEFA Nations League clash against Greece on Thursday.

With Greece three points ahead of the Three Lions at the top, there’s a lot at stake. Here, victory means automatic promotion to the A League, while second place means play-offs; Therefore, both teams will give everything they can.

It’s all or nothing for England: they need to win by at least two goals to remain in control of their own destiny before their clash with Ireland on Sunday. The pressure is on and every game matters in Athens as England fight to stay in the promotion race.

Sports News looks at the key details ahead of this match, including how to watch the match, kick-off times and the latest squad news.

Greece vs England live broadcast, TV channel

Here’s how to watch this UEFA Nations League match in the USA:

television channel: Fox Sports 1
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What time is the Greece-England match? To start?

The UEFA Nations League match takes place at the following time: Athens Olympic Stadium, Marousi, Greece and it starts on thursday14 November at 21.45 local time.

Here’s how this time translates across the US:

Greece vs England squads, team news

midfielder Dimitrios Kourbelis He will remain sidelined due to suspension after bookings were taken for both of Greece’s October fixtures. Meanwhile, the defender Konstantinos Koulierakis He re-entered the squad after his one-match suspension against Ireland.

Keeper Odysseas VlachodimosDespite limited playing time with Newcastle – he has only played 45 minutes in the EFL Cup since his summer transfer – he put in an impressive performance at Wembley last month. The player, who has not missed a single match for more than four years, is preparing to wear the national jersey for the 33rd time in a row.

West Ham Konstantinos Mavropanos He will join him in defense of Liverpool Kostas Tsimikas He wants to take back the left-back position afterwards Dimitris Giannoulis He started surprisingly well in both of Greece’s matches in the last half.

Predicted Greece XI (4-2-3-1, right to left): Vlachodimos (GK) — Rota, Mavropanos, Koulierakis, Tsimikas — Siopis, Mantalos — Masouras, Bakasetas, Tzolis — Pavlidis.

Wounded: pelkas
Suspended: None

England’s squad has been dealt a blow with the withdrawal of eight players and the departure of the interim manager Lee Carsley to shake things up for his latest senior squad.

absences Trent Alexander-Arnold, Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Phil Foden, Jack Grealish, Levi Colwill, Cole Palmerand the goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale It opened the door for some new faces to come forward.

Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers celebrates his first senior call-up, while Jarrod Bowen, Jarrad Branthwaite and uncapped Tino Livramento and James Trafford also join the 23-man squad.

While other players have innings, Ezri Konsa, Rico Lewis, Angel Gomes and Noni Madueke are all keen to make a mark and could be in line for a start.

Predicted England XI (4-2-3-1, right to left): Pickford (GK) – Walker, Konsa, Guehi, Lewis – Gomes, Gallagher – Madueke, Bellingham, Gordon – Kane.

Wounded: Alexander-Arnold, Saka, Rice, Foden, Grealish, Colwill, Palmer, Ramsdale
Suspended: None

Greece vs England guess

All eyes are on Carsley to guide England to a crucial win and his side will need to take the challenge to Greece. The home team proved resilient in front of their home fans, proving to be a tough nut to crack.

Even though Carsley is missing some big names he would like to mention, he still has plenty of firepower. With a more stable squad – and if Harry Kane leads the charge from the front – the Three Lions will have enough to get past Greece and keep their Athens hopes alive.

• Guess: Greece 1-2 England

This week’s fixtures in the UEFA Nations League

All times ET

Thursday, November 14

• Kazakhstan – Austria (10:00)
• Armenia – Faroe Islands (12:00)
• Belgium – Italy (14:45)
• France – Israel (14:45)
• Greece – England (14:45)
• North Macedonia – Latvia (14:45)
• Republic of Ireland – Finland (14:45)
• Slovenia – Norway (14:45)

Friday, November 15

• Cyprus – Lithuania (12:00)
• Denmark – Spain (14:45)
• Luxembourg – Bulgaria (14:45)
• Northern Ireland – Belarus (14:45)
• Portugal – Poland (14:45)
• Romania – Kosovo (14:45)
• San Marino – Gibraltar (14:45)
• Scotland – Croatia (14:45)
• Switzerland – Serbia (14:45)

Saturday, November 17

• Azerbaijan – Estonia (09:00)
• Andorra – Moldova (12:00)
• Georgia – Ukraine (12:00)
• Montenegro – Iceland (12:00)
• Türkiye – Wales (12:00)
• Albania – Czech Republic (14:45)
• Germany – Bosnia-Herzegovina (14:45)
• Netherlands – Hungary (14:45)
• Sweden – Slovakia (14:45)