Germany are favourites against Greece in the Nations League

In the Nations League‑match on Sunday, the German eleven in Augsburg faces Greece – history clearly favors Germany, as the record of previous meetings is clear.

Historical record favors Germany

Both teams have already met ten times. Germany won seven of those matches, three ended in draws, and Greece has not yet recorded a single victory.

The last encounter was in June 2024 in Mönchengladbach, a friendly that Germany won 2-1. The goals for the German side were scored by Kai Havertz and Pascal Groß, while Giorgos Masouras scored for Greece. Photo: Imago.

With this result, Germany leads with four consecutive wins against Greece. The three previous matches were competitive fixtures: a 2-0 and a 4-2 in the 2002 World Cup qualification as well as a 4-2 in the 2012 European Championship quarter‑final, which further underlines the dominant history.

The upcoming duel will be played in Augsburg, where the German team is considered the clear favourite. Home support and statistical superiority reinforce the expectations.

Both teams approach the match with different expectations: Germany wants to continue the streak, while Greece hopes to finally celebrate its first win in the long history against the German eleven.