Don't Miss Greece vs. Germany: Your Complete Guide to Watching Live on TV and Stream

Greece didn't just hand Jürgen Klopp his first loss in his new role last Sunday — it was also the first time Germany had ever suffered defeat in this particular fixture.

The Greeks celebrated at the 11th attempt, having first faced Die Mannschaft in a 1962 World Cup qualifier. Their strong start to the 2026–27 UEFA Nations League indicates that the 1–0 win in Augsburg was no fluke, with Serbia already beaten on Matchday 1 and the Netherlands forced to claw back from 2–0 down to salvage a point most recently.

Consequently, Germany finds itself chasing in Group A2 as Greece sits atop the standings with seven points. Klopp's men did manage a victory over Serbia on Matchday 3, with Liverpool's Florian Wirtz netting in a convincing 2–0 win.

Another positive result and Klopp will begin to feel momentum building as his first international break in management draws to a close.

Here's how fans can watch Germany's bid to get revenge for last week's loss in Augsburg.

What Time Does Greece vs. Germany Kick Off?

How to Watch Greece vs. Germany on TV, Live Stream

Fox Sports, ViX, fuboTV, and Tubi hold the broadcast rights for Sunday's match in the United States, with ViX offering its coverage in Spanish. FuboTV will also carry the game alongside DAZN in Canada.

Sky Sports and izzi are the two viewing options available for fans in Mexico.

The only way to catch the match in the United Kingdom is via Amazon Prime Video for £2.49.

What's Next for Greece, Germany?

The lengthy international break comes to an end for both Greece and Germany after Sunday's encounter, though it won't be long before the two sides meet again.

The Nations League group stage wraps up in mid-November, with Germany traveling to face Serbia before welcoming the Netherlands at home. Group leaders Greece, meanwhile, will visit the Dutch and then host Serbia.

The top two sides in each group will advance to the quarterfinals, scheduled for March 2027.