Germany will begin its Euro Cup 2024 journey on June 15 against Scotland in Munich. Under coach Julian Nagelsmann, the squad has undergone significant changes aimed at enhancing performance and morale. Group A also includes Hungary and Switzerland. Matches will be broadcasted on Sony Ten and streamed live on Sony LIV in India.
Germany will launch its UEFA European Championship, Euro Cup 2024, on June 15 (IST) against Scotland. They are in Group A with Hungary and Switzerland. Following a challenging period under former coach Hansi Flick, current coach Julian Nagelsmann has revitalized the squad by excluding several high-profile players in a strategic overhaul aimed at boosting performance and confidence in the lead-up to the tournament.
The German national team recently showed marked improvement by winning matches against France and the Netherlands. This success, along with a dynamic new squad structure, positions Germany as a strong contender for the title, despite their last deep run in the Euros being in 2016, when they reached the semifinals.
Germany’s squad for Euro Cup 2024 includes noteworthy players across all positions. Goalkeepers are Manuel Neuer (Bayern Munich), Marc-Andre ter Stegen (Barcelona), and Oliver Baumann (Hoffenheim). Defenders consist of Joshua Kimmich (Bayern Munich), Antonio Rudiger (Real Madrid), and Nico Schlotterbeck (Borussia Dortmund), among others. Midfield will feature stars like Toni Kroos (Real Madrid), Ilkay Gundogan (Barcelona), and Jamal Musiala (Bayern Munich).
The full schedule for Germany in the group stages is as follows:
1. Germany vs Scotland – June 15, 12:30 AM IST, Munich Football Arena, Munich.
2. Germany vs Hungary – June 19, 9:30 PM IST, Stuttgart Arena, Stuttgart.
3. Switzerland vs Germany – June 24, 12:30 AM IST, Frankfurt Arena, Frankfurt.
Viewers in India can catch the matches live through Sony Ten 1 HD/SD, which will offer English commentary. For those preferring online streaming, matches will be available on Sony LIV, ensuring fans don’t miss any of the action during Euro Cup 2024.
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