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Following a defeat in a match Jürgen Klopp declared post-game that Germany "cannot lose," the new manager faces mounting pressure to secure his first win in charge of the national side on Thursday.
Germany came agonizingly close to launching the Klopp era with a commanding win over the Netherlands in its UEFA Nations League debut, only for the momentum to be derailed by Cody Gakpo's stoppage-time equalizer, a blow that carried over into Sunday's encounter with Greece.
The four-time world champions were left shell-shocked by Dimitrios Kourbelis's 74th-minute strike as Greece secured its first-ever win against the Germans.
Nevertheless, there's little reason for Klopp to hit the panic button just yet, with the former Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool boss fully aware of the challenge he has accepted. "The result is not cool, but it is absolutely part of the process," he remarked following Greece's historic victory.
The extended international break provides another opportunity within this window for Klopp to record his first win in the job, as Germany prepares to host Serbia at the Allianz Arena on Thursday.
Here's how to catch all the action from wherever you are in the world.
What Time Does Germany vs. Serbia Kick Off?
How to Watch Germany vs. Serbia on TV, Live Stream
There are plenty of streaming options available for Thursday's fixture. Fans in the United States can select between English and Spanish broadcasts, with fuboTV and Tubi covering the former and ViX handling the latter.
Viewers tuning in from Canada can opt for either DAZN or fuboTV, while Sky Sports and izzi serve as the two broadcast options in Mexico.
For those in the United Kingdom looking to follow Klopp's Germany, the match can be streamed via pay-per-view on Amazon Prime Video.
Country | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
United States | fuboTV, Fubo Sports Network, ViX, Tubi |
Canada | DAZN Canada, fuboTV Canada |
Mexico | Sky Sports Mexico, Sky+, izzi |
United Kingdom | Amazon Prime Video |
What's Next for Germany, Serbia?
The combined September-October international break draws to a close next week, though Germany and Serbia round out their respective schedules this weekend.
Matchday 4 in Group A1 is set for Sunday, with Germany seeking quick revenge as they travel to face Greece. Serbia, meanwhile, heads to the Netherlands following a 2–1 loss to Xavi Hernández's side in their previous outing.
The two sides will face each other once more on Nov. 13, before Germany concludes the group stage against the Dutch and Serbia makes the trip to Greece.