Get ready for the highly anticipated Nations League clash between Germany and France on Sunday 8 June 2025. Kick-off is at 14:00 BST (UK time) at the MHPArena in Stuttgart.
Fans in Germany can tune in at 15:00 CEST, while viewers in Italy, France, and Spain can catch every moment from 15:00 local time.
This match promises an exciting showdown between two European giants, both vying for top spot in their group and boasting impressive attacking records in the competition so far.
Pre-match overview
Germany currently leads their Nations League A group with 14 points from six matches, having scored 18 goals and conceded just four. Their home record is flawless, and they will be keen to maintain their winning momentum in front of their home crowd at the MHPArena.
France, sitting just one point behind Germany with 13 points, have been equally impressive on the road, winning all three of their away fixtures. Les Bleus have found the net 12 times in the competition and will look to secure a positive result on German soil.
Where to watch streaming and TV
You don’t need to miss a single minute of this thrilling encounter. Whether you prefer traditional TV coverage or the convenience of online streaming, there are plenty of options available across Europe.
Be sure to check local listings ahead of time and prepare your snacks. Kick off your viewing experience with a reliable streaming service or tune in to your national broadcaster for live action.
Italy: RAI 1 and available on DAZN for live streaming
Germany: ARD and online via the ARD Mediathek app
France: TF1 and live stream on myTF1
Spain: TVE and accessible on RTVE Play
UK: UEFA TV and live stream on BBC iPlayer
Forecast
The stage is set for an open and attacking game. Both teams have shown a penchant for finding the back of the net throughout the Nations League campaign, making Both Teams to Score: Yes a popular prediction among bettors and analysts alike.
With Germany’s formidable home record and France’s perfect away form, expect a closely contested battle where momentum could swing in an instant, leading to goals at both ends of the pitch.
