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Germany play their penultimate warm-up game – and final one on home soil – before the start of the World Cup when they host Finland in Mainz this evening.
The four-time competition winners will be firm favourites to make light work of a group containing Ivory Coast, Ecuador and debutants Curacao, but head coach Julian Nagelsmann will remain focussed on building momentum going into the tournament, beginning with a strong showing against their Nordic opponents.
Germany have not lost to Finland in more than a century, but Jacob Friis’ side will be hoping to end that run as they begin preparations for the UEFA Nations League, which begins in September.
Germany team news
Germany starting XI: Baumann, Musiala, Nmecha, Tah, Schlotterbeck, Karl, Pavlovic, Wirtz, Undav, Kimmich, Brown
Germany substitutes: Amiri, Anton, Beier, Goretzka, Gross, Leweling, Nubel, Raum, Rudiger, Sane, Stiller, Thiaw, Urbig, Woltemade
Finland team news
Finland starting XI: Hradecky, Miettinen, Walta, Lod, Marhiev, Mahuta, Suhonen, Alho, Keskinen, Kallman, Koski
Finland substitutes: Joronen, Sinisalo, Peltola, Pyhtia, Tenho, Antman, Vaanane, Skytta, Kilo, Miettinen, Pohjanpalo, Hakans, Jukkola, Arifi, Terho
Where to watch Germany v Finland: TV and online streams
Germany v Finland kicks off at 7:45pm UK time on Sunday.
It is available to stream via Amazon Prime Video for a pay-per-view charge of £2.99.
Stats for Germany v Finland
- Germany and Finland have met 17 times, with Die Mannschaft winning 10 games (D6, L1).
- In fact, Germany’s only defeat to Finland came back in 1923.
- Germany last faced Finland in a friendly in 2016, winning 2-0 to end a run of four successive draws in games between the sides.
- Julian Nagelsmann’s men have scored 22 goals in seven games since starting qualifying with a 2-0 loss to Slovakia.
