France take on Germany this Sunday at 3pm CET in Stuttgart for the UEFA Nations League third-place playoff. Both Les Bleus and Die Mannschaft want to finish on a high after respectively losing to

Les Bleus were dumped from the competition by Spain on Thursday evening as their defence disintegrated in a gruelling 5–4 defeat. Despite an admirable late comeback in which they scored three times in 14 minutes to unnerve the European champions, it was ultimately too little and too late.

Equipe de France will play in the 3rd place match of the Nations League against Germany at 3pm at the Mercedes-Benz Arena. On the eve of the match, Le Parisien and L’Equipe tried to guess the team that will be fielded by coach Didier Deschamps.

On the back of their UEFA Nations League semi-final loss to Portugal, Germany take on France this Sunday afternoon in Stuttgart for the third-place play-off. Didier Deschamps’ Les Bleus also need

Germany were hoping to be competing for the 2024–25 UEFA Nations League trophy on Sunday but will instead be playing for third place when they face France in Stuttgart. A quick-fire comeback from Portugal in Wednesday’s semifinal saw Germany’s wait for the Nations League title go on,

Former Bayern Munich coach and current Germany boss Julian Nagelsmann said that there will be some changes to Germany’s lineup against France on Sunday.

A third-place playoff is never a highly anticipated fixture on any tournament calendar, but at least Germany and France will be able to have a run out against strong opposition when they meet in the Nations League in Stuttgart.

Germany versus France kicks off at 2pm UK time tomorrow afternoon. it can be watched on Amazon Prime, but only on their PPV service at £2.49. It can also be streamed, at the same price, on the PrimeVideo app. France showed enough against Spain to suggest they will cause Germany problems.