How to Watch Germany vs Paraguay: Live Stream, TV Channel & Kick-Off Time | FIFA World Cup 2026

Where to Watch Germany vs Paraguay Live

Catch the thrilling round of 32 clash between Germany and Paraguay in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The match kicks off on June 29, 2026, at 21:30 local time at Boston Stadium.

TV Broadcasts by Country

• Canada: TSN
• United States: TUDN
• Brazil: CazéTV
• Australia: SBS
• India: ZEE5
• Argentina: TyC Sports
• Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan TV
• Algeria: TOD
• Democratic Republic of the Congo: SuperSport
• Saudi Arabia: TOD
• Mexico: ViX
• Indonesia: Vidio
• Iran: TOD
• Mongolia: EduTV
• Peru: DSports
• Chad: TOD
• Niger: SuperSport
• Angola: ZAP
• Mali: New World Sport
• South Africa: SuperSport
• Colombia: Caracol TV
• Bolivia: Red Uno
• Mauritania: TOD
• Egypt: TOD
• Tanzania: Azam Sports

Using a VPN to Stream Securely

If you face geo-blocks or want added security, a Virtual Private Network (VPN) like ExpressVPN lets you connect through servers where the match is airing, bypassing restrictions. You just select a server in the country broadcasting the game, clear your browser cache, then access the official streaming platform.

Step-by-Step VPN Setup

1. Download and install a trusted VPN service such as ExpressVPN or NordVPN.
2. Connect to a server based in a country showing the match (e.g., US if you want the US broadcast).
3. Clear cookies or refresh your browser to ensure the location update takes effect.
4. Open your broadcaster's website or app and enjoy the live stream.

Streaming on Big Screens

To watch on your TV, Android-based smart TVs and devices like Fire Stick support native VPN apps. Apple TV, Roku, or consoles may need Smart DNS or casting streams from a VPN-connected phone or laptop.

Team News and Lineups

Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann has named a strong starting XI. Manuel Neuer guards the net with a defense comprising Joshua Kimmich, Jonathan Tah, Antonio Rüdiger, and David Raum. The midfield features Florian Wirtz, Aleksandar Pavlovic, and Jamal Musiala, while Leroy Sané and Felix Nmecha provide width. Kai Havertz leads the attack. Nico Schlotterbeck remains sidelined due to a knee ligament injury.

Paraguay manager Gustavo Alfaro reports no injuries but must cope without suspended Diego Gomez. Orlando Gill starts in goal, backed by Gustavo Velázquez, Fabián Balbuena, Juan Cáceres, and Junior Alonso at the back. Mauricio, Andrés Cubas, and Matías Galarza will handle midfield duties, with Julio Enciso and Gabriel Ávalos spearheading the offense.

Recent Form

Germany enters this stage after four wins and one loss in their last five matches. Their latest was a 2-1 defeat against Ecuador on June 25, ending a streak of victories over Ivory Coast (2-1), Curacao (7-1), and a friendly win over the USA (2-1). They scored 14 goals and conceded four during this period.

Paraguay recorded two wins, a draw, and two losses in their last five outings. The recent 0-0 draw with Australia secured their spot in the knockout rounds. They previously beat Turkiye 1-0 but suffered a heavy 4-1 loss to the United States. Overall, Paraguay scored six goals and let in seven, tightening their defense in later matches.

Head-to-Head History

Germany and Paraguay have met twice before. The last encounter was a 3-3 friendly draw on August 14, 2013. Before that, Germany won 1-0 during the 2002 World Cup group stage. Germany holds the sole victory in these meetings.

Group Stage Summary

Germany topped Group E, while Paraguay advanced from Group D in third place, setting the stage for this knockout encounter.