Germany vs Luxembourg Predictions: World Cup 2026 Qualifiers Preview

Germany vs Luxembourg Predictions: World Cup 2026 Qualifiers Preview

Germany aims for a decisive response at home as it hosts Luxembourg in the 2026 World Cup European Qualification this October.

Look out for offensive fireworks as Germany vs Luxembourg unfolds in a 2026 FIFA World Cup UEFA qualifier on October 11, 2025, at PreZero Arena in Sinsheim.

Will Die Mannschaft formalize their entry among the qualified teams on football’s biggest stage next year?

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Germany vs Luxembourg: Match information

  • Competition: FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifiers – UEFA, Group A
  • Stadium: PreZero Arena (SInsheim)
  • Date: 11 Oct 2025 (Matchday 7)
Expect offensive fireworks as Germany vs Luxembourg unfolds in a 2026 FIFA World Cup UEFA qualifier on October 11, 2025 at PreZero Arena in Sinsheim. Photo by Getty Images.

Match Preview

Germany vs Luxembourg is one of 10 fixtures on a busy Saturday for the UEFA Qualifiers in October.

Die Mannschaft, currently level on points with Northern Ireland in Group A, faces pressure to secure a convincing win and improve its qualification prospects. Their position highlights the need for a strong result against Luxembourg.

Julien Nagelsmann’s side has lost three of its last four matches but is coming off a 3-1 win over Northern Ireland on September 8, 2025.

Germany’s improved form gives it a chance to exploit Luxembourg’s defensive struggles, as Luxembourg has lost four of its five recent games.

Luxembourg has yet to win in two qualifiers, illustrating continued difficulty at this stage.

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Luxembourg vs Germany: Team Standings

Group A

PositionTeamMatches PlayedWInsDrawLossesPointsQualification
1Slovakia22006
2Northern Ireland21013
3Germany21013
4Luxembourg00020

Form Guide

Germany

W
D
L
L
L
W

Luxembourg

W
L
L
D
L
L

Head-to-Head

DateCompetitionHome teamAway TeamWinnerResult
October 11, 20252026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers (UEFA)GermanyLuxembourg
May 27, 2006International friendlyGermanyLuxembourgGermany7-0
June 5, 1998International friendlyGermanyLuxembourgGermany7-0
December 18, 1991FIFA World Cup Qualifiers (UEFA)GermanyLuxembourgGermany4-0
October 31, 1990FIFA World Cup Qualifiers (UEFA)LuxembourgGermanyGermany3-2
April 20, 1952International FriendlyLuxembourgGermanyGermany3-0
December 23,1951International FriendlyGermanyLuxembourgGermany1-1
March 26, 1939International FriendlyLuxembourgGermanyLuxembourg2-1
March 20, 1938International FriendlyGermanyLuxembourgGermany2-1
March 21, 1937International FriendlyLuxembourgGermanyGermany2-3
September 27, 1936International FriendlyGermanyLuxembourgGermany7-2
August 4, 1936Olympic GamesGermanyLuxembourgGermany9-0
August 18, 1935International FriendlyLuxembourgGermanyGermany1-0
March 11, 1934FIFA World Cup Qualifiers (UEFA)LuxembourgGermanyGermany1-9

Germany has beaten Luxembourg in all but one of its 15 head-to-head matches, including a current six-game winning streak.

Die Mannschaft’s biggest win came in a 9-0 demolition of their opponent in the 1936 Berlin Olympics Round of 16 match on August 4, 1936.

Additionally, Germany is coming off two consecutive 7-0 victories, the last of which occurred on May 27, 2006.

The only time Luxembourg claimed a victory came on March 26, 1939, a 2-1 decision in an international friendly.

Additionally, the Red Lions have failed to score more than two goals in their head-to-head matchups, achieving this four times, including their lone win.

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Julien Nagelsmann and Germany have lost three of its last four matches but is coming off a 3-1 win over Northern Ireland on September 8, 2025. Photo by Getty Images.

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Last World Cup

Germany has consistently participated in the World Cup, missing only two editions since its inception in 1930.

Die Mannschaft are no strangers to winning at football’s biggest stage, having claimed four World Cups, including their last one in 2014.

However, Germany exited after the Group stages, despite winning their most recent title, and aims to return next year to pursue a deeper run.

In contrast, Luxembourg has never qualified for the World Cup, despite participating in its qualifiers since 1934.

Also, the Red Lions failed to qualify for the UEFA European Championships, despite playing in its qualifiers since 1964.

Florian Wirtz is one Germany’s key players to watch vs. Luxembourg. Photo by Getty Images.

Players to Watch

Germany (Die Mannschaft)

PlayerPositionMatches Played Goals
Florian WirtzMidfielder21
Serge GnabryForward21
Nadiem AmiriMidfielder21

Luxembourg (The Red Lions)

PlayerPositionMatches PlayedGoals
Aiman DardariForward21

Source: ESPN

Aiman Dardari and Luxembourg will try to slow down Germany’s attack despite the odds. Photo by LW Archive.

Germany vs Luxembourg Predictions: Another Germany rout

Germany 3-2 Luxembourg

With Nagelsmann at the helm, Germany’s strong lineup and high-scoring offense give them the edge over Luxembourg at home.

Die Mannschaft look to use their recent victory over Northern Ireland as a springboard, aiming to maintain consistency, address defensive lapses, and push past earlier setbacks as qualification pressure mounts.

Germany’s last two H2H meetings ended in 7-0 wins.

Luxembourg’s defensive structure may withstand early attacks, but its lack of squad depth and sustained defensive pressure make it susceptible to Germany’s attacking movements as the match progresses.

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What’s Next?

Germany: Visit Belfast for the Northern Ireland vs Germany match on 14 Oct (MD8).

Luxembourg: Visit Trnava for Slovakia vs Luxembourg fixture on 14 Oct (MD8).

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