Ninety minutes remain to crown the new Women’s Nations League champions. Spain and Germany arrive in Madrid deadlocked after a cagey first leg, knowing the smallest detail could tip the balance. The Estadio Metropolitano will set the stage for two of Europe’s giants to settle a rivalry that has only intensified in recent years. With history, pride, and a major trophy on the line, the final chapter is ready to be written. What you will find in this Spain vs. Germany match preview: from predicted lineups and team news to where you can watch the game and kick-off time.
Match Preview Quick Info:
- 🗓 Date: December 2, 2025
- 🏟 Stadium: Estadio Metropolitano, Madrid.
- ⏰ Kick-off: 18:30 CEST
- 📺 Watch: ARD & TVE
Spain vs. Germany Preview: Team News & Possible Lineups
Spain Women Football Team vs Germany Women Football Team Lineups are derived from previous match days. We take into consideration how strong the opponents are, what players are injured and of course team news before the match.
Team News Spain
Aitana Bonmatí suffered a transsyndesmotic fracture of the fibula at the level of the left ankle. The treatment will be surgical and will be performed on Tuesday. She will be out for several weeks and miss the Women’s Nations League Final.
Sonia Bermúdez on the debut of Edna Imade, “It was a proud moment to see Edna make her debut. We wanted her to stretch the play and go for first-time finishes. She had one chance, slipped, but overall it was a happy day for her.”
What the coach has to say
Head coach Sonia Bermúdez, on what her team can take from the first leg: “I’d like to highlight the intensive work of the team, which knows how to play these kinds of matches, which knows how to suffer. The tie remains open for the [Estadio] Metropolitano, and now we have to think about the second leg and, above all, to highlight the intensive work of the team.”
Team News Germany
Germany will be without Sydney Lohmann and Camilla Küver as both players have muscular problems. Lea Schüller is absent due to family reasons. Central defender Bibiane Schulze Solano of Athletic Bilbao joined the team, as announced at Wednesday afternoon’s press conference.
What the coach has to say
Head coach Christian Wück after 0-0 draw: “I’m frustrated because once again we didn’t reward ourselves. We know that we can not only keep up with Spain but also impose our own game. The Spaniards made a lot of mistakes, many of which we forced through our play. If we want to win this title, we need to be better in front of goal. We need more precision and composure in our finishing, every one of the players is capable of that.
“We’ll talk with them and make them aware of it. Technically they’re so strong; it’s really just about making the right decisions in the final third. Now we have to recover, and we’re looking forward to the atmosphere on Tuesday. The support and the development of the team are phenomenal. We can feel how much backing we’re getting, and it’s incredibly fun.”
Spain vs. Germany Lineups
Potential Spain Women Lineups (updated prior to the match)
- Coll
- Carmona
- León
- Paredez
- Batlle
- Putellas
- Aleixandri
- Bonmatí
- Caldentey
- González
- Pina
Potential Germany Women Lineups (updated prior to the match)
- Berger
- Gwinn
- Minge
- Knaak
- Kett
- Senß
- Nüsken
- Cerci
- Brand
- Bühl
- Martinez
Spain vs. Germany: Previous Meetings & Stats
Germany and Spain meet for the second leg in the UEFA Women’s Nations League final, just months after their clash at UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 in Switzerland. Spain edged that encounter 1-0, with Aitana Bonmat√≠ scoring in extra time to seal La Roja’s first-ever victory over Germany.
The first leg between Spain and Germany ended in a goalless draw. Germany dominated throughout the first leg but failed to find the back of the net and take an adventage with them to Madrid. With the woodwork denying both sides in the second half, Cata Coll was of great importance for Spain in the first half.
- Germany led the shot count 19-9, though it was 6-5 for efforts on target.
- The 40,159 crowd is a Women’s Nations League finals record, beating the 37,191 that saw Germany beat France 1-0 in the first leg of the 2025 semis in Düsseldorf.
| Team Streaks | ||
  | No losses | 3 |
| No goals conceded | 3 |
| Under 2.5 goals | 5/6 |
| Under 2.5 goals | 4/5 |
| First to score | 5/6 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch Women’s Nations League Spain vs. Germany?
You can watch the Women’s Nations League match between Spain vs. Germany on ARD and TVE. If you’re considering to use a VPN service: We recommend NordVPN, it isn’t free, but it’s safe and cheaper than juggling multiple subscriptions that may still only cover part of the schedule.
When was the last meeting between Spain vs. Germany?
The last meeting between Spain and Germany was on Friday November 28, in the Women’s Nations League. The match ended in a goalless draw.
What is Spain vs. Germany kick-off time?
Spain vs. Germany kicks off on Tuesday, December 2, at 18:30 CEST at Estadio Metropolitano.
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