Germany vs Greece: Everything You Need To Know

This will be Jürgen Klopp’s first match in charge of Die Mannschaft on German soil, with WWK Arena in Augsburg set to host the encounter. Klopp will look to bounce back from the draw against the Netherlands in his debut on the Germany sidelines.

Jürgen Klopp’s Germany Seeks First Win Against a New-Look Greece

Germany vs. Greece will face off this Sunday in Matchday 2 of the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League, in a game that will put Jürgen Klopp’s side to the test.

GERMANY SEEKS FIRST WIN

The Germany national team enters the match with one point after a 1-1 draw against the Netherlands. Felix Nmecha gave Klopp’s side the lead, but Cody Gakpo equalized in stoppage time.

Now, Germany will look to take advantage of home-field advantage and secure its first win of the tournament.

GREECE ARRIVES WITH THREE POINTS

Greece opened its Nations League campaign with a 2-1 victory over Serbia. Christos Tzolis and Tasos Douvikas scored for Ivan Jovanović’s side, which sits on three points and heads into this matchup full of confidence.

A MATCHUP WITH HISTORY

Germany and Greece have met 10 times, with the Germans holding the advantage with seven wins and three draws.

The most recent meeting came in June 2024, when Germany defeated Greece 2-1.

This Nations League matchup will be played at the WWK Arena in Augsburg, with Germany looking to make the most of its home crowd.

MATCH DETAILS

Match: Germany vs. Greece
Matchday: 2, Group A2 — 2026/27 UEFA Nations League
Stadium: WWK Arena, Augsburg
Date: Sunday, September 27
Kickoff: 2:45 p.m. ET
Local time: 8:45 p.m. in Germany

THREE KEYS TO GERMANY VS. GREECE

Germany needs to be more clinical: Jürgen Klopp’s side enters the match after a 1-1 draw against the Netherlands and will need to make the most of its scoring opportunities to claim its first Nations League victory.
Greece arrives with confidence: Ivan Jovanović’s team defeated Serbia 2-1 in its opening match and will look to build on that momentum as it takes on Germany on the road.
Home-field advantage could make the difference: Germany will play at the WWK Arena in Augsburg, where it will have the support of its fans and the responsibility of taking control of the game from the opening whistle.