Stand: November 16, 2024, 7:08 p.m
Von: Marius Epp
PressSplit
The German national team meets Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Nations League. How to watch the game live on TV and stream.
Freiburg im Breisgau – There was a narrow 2-1 win in the last duel between the DFB team and Bosnia-Herzegovina in October. Now comes the second leg at Freiburg’s Europa-Park Stadium – can Julian Nagelsmann’s team get the next three-pointer? We’ll tell you how you can watch the game live on TV and stream.
Germany against Bosnia-Herzegovina: Nations League live on free TV
- The Free-TV-Sender RTL shows that Nations–League game between Germany and Bosnia-Herzegovina am Saturday, November 16, 2024live and in full length on free TV
- Die Transmission begins at 8:15 p.m. with the preliminary reports Kick-off then sounds at 8:45 p.m.
Germany versus Bosnia-Herzegovina: Nations League in the live stream from RTL
- The Free-TV-Sender RTL shows the game in the Nations League between Germany and Bosnia-Herzegovina am Saturday, November 16, 2024live and in full length on the Internet.
- Kick-off is at 8:45 p.m.
- The Live-Stream is subject to a fee.
- The game in the Nations League is over RTL+ available, you need a subscription.
On the penultimate matchday of the Nations League, the German national team faces Bosnia and Herzegovina. The national coach made his sporting goals unmistakably clear before the game. At the end of the “good, but not very good” European Championship year, which ultimately only missed the coronation at the home tournament, the 37-year-old has his sights firmly set on his goals with the national soccer team
Before the Bosnia game: Nagelsmann demands mentality
“In general, I want us to get on the bus and go to the game and everyone has the self-image: of course we will win today, we are Germany, we are a football nation, we will win. And it’s just about consistency,” said Nagelsmann in an interview for the Bayerischer Rundfunk’s “Blickpunkt Sport” program. As an example, he cited the 2-1 win in Bosnia-Herzegovina in October, with Undav scoring twice.
The change in mentality is Nagelsmann’s greatest achievement. Just a year ago, when the tests against Turkey (2:3) and Austria (0:2) were lost, the players would have sat in the dressing room “like beaten dogs”. He himself was “devastated”. But Nagelsmann recognized the positive in the crisis. This was the only way he could take drastic measures before the European Championships. (epp/dpa)
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