Germany will be aiming to secure their first win of the new UEFA Nations League campaign when they take on Greece on Sunday at the WWK Arena.
Germany go into this fixture still searching for their first victory under new head coach Jürgen Klopp, after a somewhat uneven spell of results. Their most recent game ended in a tense 1–1 draw with the Netherlands, a match in which they surrendered a late equaliser deep into stoppage time. Before that, Germany suffered a frustrating World Cup exit at the Round of 32 stage, going out on penalties against Paraguay. With Klopp now in charge, the focus is on bringing more tactical consistency and turning promising attacking statistics into clear-cut wins, especially on home soil, as they move through this transition phase.
Germany team news
Midfielder Jamal Musiala missed the Netherlands game after picking up a thigh strain during the pre-match warm-up, and forward Kai Havertz has since left the squad following a muscular injury sustained in that same fixture.
To cope with these significant absences, Klopp has brought in reinforcements: Florian Wirtz, Mainz striker Jonathan Burkardt, and midfielder Nadiem Amiri have all been added to the senior group.
There has also been a change in goal, with Beşiktaş goalkeeper Alexander Nübel set to start ahead of Marc-André ter Stegen as part of a planned rotation.
Klopp’s revised attacking plan will depend heavily on these fresh faces to keep Germany’s forward play fluid and secure as they progress through the group stage.
Germany predicted lineup
Possible Germany starting XI: Nübel; Treu, Tah, Schlotterbeck, Brown; Nmecha, Kimmich, Wirtz; Amiri, Schade, Burkardt.
When will the match kick off?
The match will kick off at 7:45pm BST on Sunday, 27th September.
How to watch Germany vs Greece?
The Germany vs Greece Nations League match can be watched live in the United Kingdom on Amazon Prime Video.
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