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Where to Watch Germany vs France Nations League Third Place Match? Germany vs. France TV Channels, Live Streaming, and More

Mayur Dedwal

Germany vs France Battle for Bronze in the UEFA Nations League 2025 – How to Catch All the Action Live!

Germany and France will face off in the UEFA Nations League third-place playoff this Sunday at the MHP Arena in Stuttgart. While both teams fell short in their semi-final encounters, pride and podium finish are still up for grabs in this match. Germany lost 2-1 to Portugal while France were edged out 5-4 by Spain in a thrilling nine-goal contest.

Germany will look to leverage their home advantage here while France will aim to bounce back and break their two-match losing streak against the Germans. If you’re wondering how to catch this clash between two of Europe’s biggest footballing giants, here’s all the information you need.

Where to Watch the Germany vs France Nations League Third Place Match?

Germany vs France Nations League third place match will kick off on June 8, 2025, at 15:00 CET. Here are all the platforms where you catch the live-action of the star-studded game:

When: Sunday 8 June (15:00 CET kick-off)

Where: Stuttgart Arena, Stuttgart

What Channel is Germany vs France On?

  • United States: FOX or FS1 (English), Telemundo or Univision (Spanish).
  • United Kingdom: BBC One, BBC Two, or Prime Video UK.
  • Spain: Lal de TVE or Teledeporte.
  • France: TF1 or L’Équipe.
  • Canada: TSN (English), TVA (French).
  • Australia: Optus Sport.
  • India: Sony Ten Network.
  • Middle East: belN Sports HD 3.
  • South Africa: DStv Compact.

Streaming Platforms

  • United States: Fubo (7-day free trial), ViX Premium ($4.99/month), DirecTV Stream (5-day free trial), Sling TV.
  • United Kingdom: BBC iPlayer (free with UK TV license),
    Prime Video UK.
  • Spain: RTVE Play (free).
  • France: TF1 app, lequipe.fr.
  • Canada: DAZN.
  • Australia: Optus Sport.
  • India: Sony LIV.
  • Other Regions: UEFA.tv (free in select countries like Andorra, and Hong Kong).

Radio

  • United States: SiriusXM FC (channel 157 or 83, three months for $1 for new subscribers).
  • United Kingdom: BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds (coverage from 7:00 PM BST).
  • Spain: Radio Nacional de España (RNE).

With both nations reeling from dramatic semi-final defeats, Sunday’s third-place playoff is likely to feature several fresh faces as managers look to rotate and experiment. Germany’s backline will be tested once again as they prepare to face a France side eager to make a statement, especially after their pulsating 5-4 loss to Spain.

Les Bleus will be determined to end their Nations League campaign on a high with an improved performance. Even without Ousmane Dembele, Bradley Barcola and Clement Lenglet, Franci are a formidable outfit with plenty of world-class attackers waiting paitently for their chance.

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