Greece v Germany: Klopp’s side seek Nations League revenge in Toumbas

Greece host Germany in the fourth round of the Nations League on Sunday, 4 October 2026, with kick-off at 18:45 GMT at the Toumbas Stadium.

Greece lead the group on seven points and will be looking to maintain their advantage after a strong start to the campaign. They beat Serbia 2-1, defeated Germany 1-0 in the reverse fixture and drew 2-2 with the Netherlands in their most recent match.

Germany are third on four points but arrive with renewed confidence after a 2-0 victory over Serbia on Thursday. The team, now managed by Jurgen Klopp, will also be seeking to respond to their defeat in the first meeting between the sides.

Greece v Germany: match details

– Date: Sunday, 4 October 2026
– Kick-off: 18:45 GMT
– Venue: Toumbas Stadium

The match will be shown in France on L’Equipe. In the United States and Canada, coverage will be provided by Fox Sports and DAZN.

In sub-Saharan Africa, the broadcasters are New World TV and beIN SPORTS, while beIN SPORTS and DStv hold the rights in the Middle East and North Africa.

Previous meetings

Greece and Germany have met 11 times in official matches, including fixtures against West Germany.

Germany have dominated the head-to-head record, winning seven of those games. Greece have won once, while the other three matches ended in draws. Germany have scored 23 goals across those encounters, compared with 10 for Greece.

Prediction

Despite Greece’s position at the top of the group, Africafoot expects Germany to have the edge in Thessaloniki. The assessment points to Germany’s response against Serbia, their attacking options and their experience under Klopp as reasons why they could overturn the result from the first leg.

Africafoot’s prediction is a 3-1 victory for Germany.

The published betting prices list Greece at 3.85 to win, with a draw also priced at 3.85. Germany are listed at 1.75 to claim victory.

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