The German national team meets Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Nations League and can win the group early. So you can watch the game live on TV and stream.
The last two international matches of this year are on the program for the German national team. Finally, the DFB team will welcome Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Nations League on Saturday (November 16th). Kick-off at the Europa-Park Stadium in Freiburg is at 8:45 p.m. (LIVETCKER).
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Three days later, national coach Julian Nagelsmann’s team will be in Budapest on matchday 6 to play the final Nations League preliminary round game in Group A3 against Hungary.
Nations League: How to watch Germany – Bosnia-Herzegovina LIVE today
Baumann with his second appearance in the DFB team
The German team won the first leg against the Bosnians 2-1 thanks to two goals from Deniz Undav from Stuttgart. A few days later there was a 1-0 home win against the Netherlands and early qualification for the quarter-finals. On Saturday, the Nagelsmann team now wants to secure their group victory ahead of schedule.
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As against the Netherlands, national coach Julian Nagelsmann relies on Hoffenheim keeper Oliver Baumann, who is playing his second international match, in goal. Nagelsmann had already announced that he wanted to “be considerate” after the many English weeks.
However, Florian Wirtz is in the starting line-up after recovering from an infection and forms the offensive line with Jamal Musiala and Kai Havertz behind center forward Tim Kleindienst.
“We have already said that we want to stick to a certain tribe,” said Nagelsmann before the game RTL. After two younger players, Angelo (Stiller, d. R.) and Pavlo (Aleksandar Pavlovic), are missing due to injuries. With the three in the tenth position (Musiala, Wirtz and Havertz) and those sitting on the bench, we already have good quality. Tim (Kleindienst) is starting again at the front because he did very well in Bosnia. I think that today against a deep opponent we need strikers who are strong in the head and can’t just play around the box.”
Regardless of the load control, the DFB selection, which has already qualified for the quarter-finals, wants to secure group victory in the Nations League with a success. The guests are at the bottom of the table in Group A3 with just one point.
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Germany – Bosnia and Herzegovina: The lineups
Deutschland: Baumann – Kimmich, Tah, Rüdiger, Mittelstädt – Andrich, Groß – Havertz, Wirtz, Musiala – Kleindienst
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Vasilj – Muharemovic, Bicakcic, Barisic, Omerovic – Burnic, Sunjic, Gigovic – Tahirovic, Demirovic, Kulenovic
DFB team against Hungary, Netherlands and Bosnia-Herzegovina
Julian Nagelsmann’s team competes in the Nations League in Group C of League A with Hungary, the Netherlands and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
On paper, the Netherlands is the toughest place on the way to winning the group. After the six group games, only the first place in the table advances to the final four tournament of the other group winners.
