Liverpool’s November Internationals: Preview, Streaming, and Ways to Watch England vs. France and Germany vs. Netherlands

There are a scant few games to tide you over for the next few days. The only Euro qualifier that remains is the return leg between Adam Bogdan's Hungary and Norway. In light of the events of Friday night, the friendly between England and France was originally postponed, but the decision was made for it to go on on Saturday, though it's safe to say that both sides may have more important things on their minds than football.

Hungary looks to protect their slim 1-0 lead in the second leg of their playoff against Norway. Goalkeeper Adam Bogdan will most likely not feature in this match, just as he sat out the first leg.

All eyes will be on Wembley when England host France, who will likely still be reeling after their previous game against Germany at the Stade de France was attacked by suicide bombers. France as a country is still healing and this will likely be a very emotional game for all involved.

The footnote of Friday night is that France beat the world champions 2-0 while England fell to Spain by the same margin. For England, Nathaniel Clyne was rested in the first game, so it's likely that Roy Hodgson will rotate him in for this match. Meanwhile, fellow Liverpool teammate Adam Lallana played 65' against Spain and thus may be starting this one on the bench.

The other team affected by the terrorist attack, Germany, will host rival the Netherlands in Hanover on Tuesday. Emre Can featured for the last 55' in Friday's game against France and could possibly play again.

Martin Skrtel captained the team for all 90' in Slovakia's win against Switzerland on Friday. He will likely feature again on Tuesday, though it's possible that he's given a rest since the match again Iceland is a friendly.

Christian Benteke was an unused substitute for Belgium on Friday in their 3-1 win over Italy, while goalkeeper Simon Mignolet started the game. Expect Mignolet to play again in the absence of normal Belgian starter Thibaut Courtois. Whether Benteke gets a run out is less certain, but he may also play in this game.

The England match will be carried live in the UK on ITV1 and Fox Sports 1 in the USA and via online streaming service ESPN3 in the USA. Germany vs. Netherlands is similarly available on ESPN3 in the USA and also BT Sport Europe in the UK. The Slovakia and Belgium games will also be streaming on ESPN3 in the USA. For full listings of Friday’s internationals, check out LiveSoccerTV.