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World Cup 2026 · Group E

Germany Fan Guide

Everything you need to follow Germany at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Three group matches across 3 host cities, the team base camp, broadcasters in your region, and live prediction-market odds. UEFA · FIFA Rank #9 · Coached by Julian Nagelsmann.

Group

E

Group stage

Matches

3

3 cities

FIFA Rank

#9

UEFA

WC Appearances

20

Best: Champion

Match Schedule

Germany's three group-stage matches. Each link opens the match preview with kickoff details, venue info and travel guidance.

Cities You'll Visit

Germany play across 3 host cities in the group stage. Open each city guide for hotels, airport transit and food picks.

Team Base Camp

Where Germany train between matches. Fans sometimes catch open sessions and meet-and-greets. Check the federation's social channels closer to the tournament.

Germany base camp at Winston-Salem

USA

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Wake Forest University

Die Mannschaft base at Wake Forest, with full ACC athletic facilities, NCAA-grade soccer pitches, and hotel-style on-campus accommodations the federation booked exclusively. Piedmont weather mirrors central European summers.

Prediction Market Odds

Live implied probabilities from Kalshi real-money prediction markets.

To win Group E

67%

Kalshi market price

To win the World Cup

5.8%

Champion outright probability

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Where to Watch Germany

FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcasters in major markets. Every Germany match airs on the host-country networks listed below.

United States

FOX, Telemundo

Streaming: FOX Sports app, Peacock

Canada

TSN, CTV

Streaming: TSN+, Crave

Mexico

TUDN, Canal 5

Streaming: ViX, TUDN

United Kingdom

BBC, ITV

Streaming: BBC iPlayer, ITVX

Australia

Optus Sport

Streaming: Optus Sport

About Germany

Snapshot of Germany's 2026 squad and outlook.

Germany enter the 2026 FIFA World Cup with renewed optimism after the disappointment of early exits in 2018 and 2022. Coach Julian Nagelsmann has overseen a regeneration built around two extraordinary young talents - Bayer Leverkusen's Florian Wirtz and Bayern Munich's Jamal Musiala - who are already among the best players in the world at their age. Die Mannschaft, four-time World Cup champions, are placed in Group E alongside Ecuador, Ivory Coast, and debutants Curaçao, a draw that should allow them to qualify comfortably and build momentum. The German public demands nothing less than a deep run, and the talent is finally there to deliver.

Key players

Oliver BaumannNico SchlotterbeckJoshua KimmichFlorian WirtzDeniz Undav

Get to a Germany match

Tickets, FIFA ID, hospitality and resale

Sale phases, prices, scam warnings and the only legitimate secondary market.

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