Germany W vs Japan W: Where to Watch, Live Stream, TV Channel & Kick-off Time

The German women's national football team gets ready to welcome Japan as part of a FIFA Women's International Friendly fixture at the Weserstadion in Bremen. The fixtures provide the perfect setup for both sides to test themselves ahead of the Women's FIFA World Cup next summer. The Die Nationalelf are coming off an entertaining 4-2 win over Australia. Melissa Kössler starred for the Germany W after opening her tally for the National team with two first-half goals. The Matildas mounted a late challenge with two quick strikes, but eventually two late goals from Camilla Küver and Sjoeke Nüsken were enough to seal the game for the home side.

Meanwhile, reigning Asian Champions Japan extended their unbeaten run with a 5-1 thrashing of Haiti in France. This is the last game of the October International break, and either team will aim to end on a high note. Ticket sales project a crowd of over 25K expected for this high-profile clash. Football fans are in for a treat as the 3rd- and 5th-placed FIFA national sides face off in a heated clash. Fans' interest has surged, leaving people wondering where to watch Germany W vs Japan W live. Read ahead to find the stream options along with kick-off timings and match information.

Germany W vs Japan W: Stream Options

The Germany W vs Japan W live streaming is available on the Official YouTube channel of Germany football. Japanese fans worrying where to watch Germany W vs Japan W need not worry, as live coverage will be available on the same channel.

Fans can also check the Germany W vs Japan W live score on the Sportsdunia site.

Germany W vs Japan W: Match Information

Competition: Women's International Friendly

Location: Bremen, Germany

Stadium: Weserstadion

Capacity: 42,100

Date: 13th October, 2026

Kick-Off Time: 03:45 PM GMT

Referee: TBA

Germany W vs Japan W: Injuries

Germany head coach Christian Wück has been forced to make a major squad overhaul in the wake of several confirmed injuries leading up to this international break. Captain Giulia Gwinn, Vivien Endemann and Lea Schüller also withdrew earlier due to injury concerns.

Arsenal striker Selina Cerci was also forced to pull out due to persistent knee problems. Japan Women enter the fixture with a fully fit squad for this October window. Bayern Munich star Momoko Tanikawa, Mei Shimada, Yui Hasegawa and Hinata Miyazawa all remain fully fit and available.