Where to Watch Germany vs Luxembourg Live Tonight - Start Time and TV Channels

The 2025 October international break is underway in full swing across Europe. As the European powerhouse, Germany prepares to take on minnows Luxembourg on Friday evening at PreZero Arena in Sinsheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The hosts, coached by Julian Nagelsmann, were left speechless by Slovakia in the World Cup qualifiers opener in early September. Slovakians handed the 2014 world champions a 2-0 upset at Stadion Tehelné pole in Bratislava.

For hosts, David Hancko and David Strelec's goals proved enough to secure all three points, recording a brilliant start to the 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign. In response, Germany made comeback efforts, but failed to break the deadlock; their defeat against Slovakia means it's the first time the country has lost three consecutive competitive fixtures post-unification. Nonetheless, Die Mannschaft bounced back with an impressive 3-1 success over Northern Ireland in Cologne in their second qualifier fixture.

Meanwhile, Luxembourg have lost both of their outings against Northern Ireland and Slovakia; eventually descending to the bottom of the table in the European World Cup Qualifiers Group A points table. The Red Lions haven't opened their points tally and will be hoping to get points against an unsettled Germany side, who are starting at 3rd position in the standings. On that note, let's take a look at the recent results, team news, kick-off timing, and where to watch Germany vs Luxembourg and more.

Where to Watch Germany vs Luxembourg?

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When is Germany vs Luxembourg Live? Date, Venue, Kick-off time

Date: Friday, 10th October 2025.

Venue: PreZero Arena in Sinsheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Competition: European World Cup qualifiers.

For the kick-off timings of the Germany vs Luxembourg live, see below:

Germany vs Luxembourg Team News

The hosts have made several changes to the squad; players such as Bayern Munich ace Jamal Musiala (ankle), Kai Havertz (knee), Antonio Rudiger (hamstring), Maximilian Mittelstadt, Nnamdi Collins, Pascal Gross, and Paul Nebel due to injury and other reasons. Fortunately, Naglesmann will have experienced figures such as Joshua Kimmich, Goretzka and Serge Gnabry at his disposal.

Meanwhile, Jeff Strasser has kept the squad the same, coming into October international breaks with only two changes: Mica Pinto and Enzo Duarte have been dropped from the Luxembourg squad. Good news for the visitors; defender Seid Korac is available after missing the Slovakia clash following a one-game suspension.

Germany vs Luxembourg: Possible starting XI

Germany potential first XI (3-4-2-1): Nubel: Anton, Tah, Koch; Schade, Kimmich, Goretzka, Raum; Gnabry, Wirtz; Beier

Luxombourg potential first XI (5-4-1): Moris; Jans, Mahmutovic, Olesen, Carlson, Bohnert; Sinani, Olivier Thill, Barreiro, Dardari; Muratovic