The Germany women’s national team is set to host reigning World Cup champions Spain in the first leg of the Women’s Nations League final on November 27, 2025, seeking revenge after a dramatic 113th-minute defeat in July. The second leg will take place in Madrid on December 2, giving Germany a chance to reclaim glory.
Germany Women’s National Team Eyes Redemption
Eight-time European champions, the Germany women’s national team, are determined to overcome past setbacks, including losses to Spain in Euro 2022 extra time and a recent Nations League clash. Coach Christian Wueck stresses the importance of top-level performance, while captain Giulia Gwinn leads the team after returning from injury. Key absences include Lena Oberdorf and other injured stars, but goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger has returned to strengthen the squad.
Spain Prepares Aggressive Attack
Spain is planning an offensive strategy on German soil, aiming to score away goals for the second leg in Madrid. Despite their strength, Spanish players acknowledge Germany’s home advantage and the historic Fritz Walter Stadion’s atmosphere as potential challenges.
Two-Legged Tie: Test of Skill and Determination
Both teams view this Women’s Nations League final as a critical test of skill, resilience, and tactical ability. The Germany women’s national team is motivated by past defeats and determined to turn the tables on Spain in a high-stakes, thrilling encounter.
Source: RFI Sports
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