Netherlands vs. Czech Republic: Euro 2020 live stream, TV channel, how to watch online, news, odds, time

Dutch need momentum to continue away from home

By Jonathan Johnson

Jun 26, 2021 at 8:04 am ET • 1 min read

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The Netherlands and the Czech Republic meet in the 2020 UEFA European Championship round of 16 in Budapest on Sunday with the Dutch coming off the back of a perfect group stage.Frank de Boer's men finished with nine points from a possible nine in Group C while the Czechs advanced in third place from Group D behind England and Croatia.

Oranje have emerged as one of the strongest sides in the tournament while Jaroslav Silhavy's men only lost narrowly to England at Wembley Stadium after beating Scotland and drawing with Croatia. Patrik Schick and Georginio Wijnaldum both have three goals so far and this fixture has previous in creating fantastic entertainment at the Euros with a five-goal thriller back in 2004.

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Here is how you can watch the match and what to know:

Viewing information

Date: Sunday, Jun. 27 | Time: 12 p.m. ET
Location: Puskas Arena -- Budapest, Hungary
TV: ESPN/Univision
Live stream: fuboTV (try for free)
Odds: NED -150; Draw +270; CZE +450 (via William Hill Sportsbook)

Storylines

Netherlands:

Schiphol ✈️ Budapest#EURO2020 #NEDCZE pic.twitter.com/Ju4Hn9jwlW
— OnsOranje (@OnsOranje) June 26, 2021

The Netherlands are on a roll at present and have not conceded since their opening game against Ukraine. Wijnaldum and Memphis Depay are proving prolific this summer while fears over De Boer's tactical limitations have taken a backseat -- for now. Moving away from Amsterdam will be a test for the Dutch while the Czechs are accustomed to moving about after playing in Glasgow and London.

Czech Republic:

The Czech captain Vladimír Darida missed the pre-match training session today due to an injury from Friday. Our physio team takes care of him, his participation in Sunday's #EURO2020 Round of 16 match against the Netherlands will be decided later. https://t.co/sO5nRsudVl
— Czech Football National Team (@ceskarepre_eng) June 26, 2021

Schick remains one of the tournament's top scorers and Oranje will need to silence him if they are to progress. However, De Boer's men will fancy that they have enough firepower to overcome this stubborn Czech outfit in Hungary.

If it is anything like 2004, which would be fantastic viewing, this one could be a rollercoaster affair.