The much-anticipated UEFA Nations League A semi-final between Allemagne et Portugal takes place on Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at the Allianz Arena in Munich. This clash between two European heavyweights could decide who heads into the final.
Coup d'envoi across Europe is set for 20:45 CEST (Central European Summer Time). For viewers in the UK, that means a 19:45 BST start as the teams go head to head.
With both sides level on 14 points at the top of their Nations League group, the stakes are high. Fans around the world are gearing up for what promises to be an enthralling encounter.
Aperçu de l'avant-match
Germany arrive at the Allianz Arena in imperious form, having won all three of their group matches at home. Under the guidance of Julian Nagelsmann, Die Mannschaft have outscored opponents by a combined 18–4, blending high-press intensity with clinical finishing.
Portugal, meanwhile, sit level on points after six matches and boast a solid away record of one win and two draws on the road. Managed by Roberto Martínez and still led on the pitch by Cristiano Ronaldo, the visitors are eager to overturn a recent streak of defeats against Germany in direct clashes.
Où regarder en streaming et à la télévision
If you can’t make it to the stadium, there are plenty of options to catch the action live on TV or via streaming platforms. Make sure your subscriptions are up to date and your apps are ready for kick-off.
You can also stream the match on the official UEFA.tv app or through partner broadcasters’ digital services. Check local listings for any last-minute schedule changes.
Italie : DAZN
Germany: ARD & ZDF (free-to-air) and DAZN
France: M6
Spain: Movistar+ LaLigaTV
UK: ITV (ITV4)
Prévisions
Looking ahead, this fixture feels destined for a tight affair given the quality on both sides. Germany’s perfect home record and historical dominance give them a slight advantage, but Portugal’s resilience cannot be overlooked.
Expect a competitive match with both teams finding the net. A narrow victory for the hosts is likely, yet an upset or extra-time drama remains very much on the cards.
