Here’s how to watch today’s England Women vs Germany Women friendly: live stream, TV channel and start time

England women And Germany women will collide in one friendly Game at Wembley Stadium on Friday.

The hosts’ last game was in June and ended in a goalless draw against Sweden in their final UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifying match. This draw secured the Lionesses a place to defend their title in Switzerland, finishing second in the group behind France.

On the other hand, Germany secured a 1-0 victory over Spain in the Olympic women’s football playoff for third place in August, with Giulia Gwinn converting a penalty in the 69th minute. This victory was the DFB women’s fourth Olympic bronze medal, particularly notable after Alexia Putellas missed a penalty for Spain in stoppage time.

Next week, Christian Wück’s team will play another friendly against Australia, while England will face South Africa.

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How to watch England vs Germany online – TV channels and live streams

In the USThe women’s friendly between England and Germany can be watched live and streamed online Paramount+ (Sign up for a 7-day free trial)And CBS Golazo Network.

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Kick-off time between England and Germany

The women’s friendly match between England and Germany will be played at Wembley Stadium in London, England.

Here we go 2:30 p.m. ET/ 11:30 a.m. PT To Friday, October 25thin the United States (USA).

Team news and squads

News about the England team

Lauren James has withdrawn from the England squad after missing out on Chelsea’s recent Women’s Super League clash against Tottenham.

The 23-year-old striker will remain with her club as she continues to recover from a calf injury and no substitutes have been named to take her place. Additionally head coach Sarina Wiegman confirmed that both Fran Kirby And Lotte Wubben-Moy will also not be available.

England possible XI: Hampton; Bronze, Bright, Williamson, Carter; Stanway, Walsh, Clinton; Mead, Russo, Hemp

News about the German team

RB Leipzig striker Giovanna Hoffmann and the 21-year-old Eintracht Frankfurt midfielder Lisanne Grawe were called up to the German national team for the first time. In the meantime, Sara Dabritz makes her return after some time due to an ankle injury.

This camp is the first for the German national team since then Alexandra Popp announced their retirement from the international circuit. Notable absentees include: Bibiane Schulze Solanowho is recovering from a cruciate ligament injury, and Kathrin Hendrich.

Germany possible XI: Berger; Linder, Kleinherne, Doorsoun-Khajeh, Rauch; Gwinn, Nusken, Minge, Buhl; Brand, Hoffmann

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