Netherlands vs. England: Time, Live Stream and TV Schedule

The Netherlands host England in an international friendly at the Johan Cruyff Arena on Friday. It'a a warm-up for the Three Lions ahead of the 2018 FIFA World Cup finals in Russia this summer.

Manager Gareth Southgate has added some new faces to his squad, including Burnley centre-back James Tarkowski.

Meanwhile, Arsenal playmaker Jack Wilshere had earned a recall after some impressive performances recently, but has since been ruled out though injury, with Southgate offering a timetable for the midfielder's return, per John Cross of the Daily Mirror:

As for the Netherlands, manager Ronald Koeman was only hired in February, but he faces the tough challenge of reshaping a squad not good enough to make the trip to Russia.

Here are the schedule and viewing details:

Date: Friday, March 23

Time: 7:45 p.m. GMT/3:45 p.m. ET

TV Info: ITV, ESPN2

Live Stream: ITV Hub, WatchESPN

There are more than a few new faces in Southgate's squad, with Burnley goalkeeper Nick Pope, Swansea City centre-back Alfie Mawson and Bournemouth midfielder Lewis Cook also included.

Liverpool trio Joe Gomez, Adam Lallana and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain all got the call from Southgate. The latter two will be expected to replace the creativity Wilshere would have offered.

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While Southgate's midfield may lack guile, there is ample pace up front to worry Koeman's men. Jamie Vardy, Marcus Rashford and Danny Welbeck can stretch any defence.

Every member of this trio can cause problems for a Netherlands defence with talent in the middle. Centre-backs Virgil van Dijk and Stefan de Vrij both read the game well and have the brawn and comfort on the ball to suit the possession-based style the team have historically favoured.

The bigger question marks about Koeman's squad are up front. Wide forwards Memphis Depay, Quincy Promes, Ryan Babel and Justin Kluivert boast the pace and technique to combine brilliantly with prolific centre-forward Bas Dost.

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The Sporting CP man has scored 29 times across all competitions, but Dost has a point to prove at international level, per Goal's Peter McVitie:

"Yet, for all his proficiency in Portugal, the 28-year-old has struggled to make an impact on the national team. In 17 caps he has scored just once—in a 3-2 win over Wales in 2015—and has only started two games since, watching Vincent Janssen and latterly a revitalised Ryan Babel fill the role instead."

Dost can start proving his doubters wrong by tormenting first-time senior internationals Tarkowski and Mawson to help Koeman's men take advantage of an England squad with half its focus on Russia.