Germany will face France in the quarter-finals of the Women’s European Championship on Saturday (19 July).
All TV information about the German quarter-final against France: Who is showing the game live on TV and stream, and when does the broadcast start?
France – Germany broadcast on July 19: TV & time
TV & stream broadcast: Who is showing France vs. Germany live on July 19?
The Women’s EURO 2025 can be found in the soccer TV program on four providers: ARD and ZDF will be broadcasting live on public television, while DAZN and JOYN will be streaming the games.
The German Euro quarter-final against France will be broadcast live on Saturday (July 19) at 9:00 p.m. on free-to-air TV on ZDF and via stream on DAZN.
On ZDF, the France vs. Germany broadcast will start at 8:15 p.m., 45 minutes before kick-off. The presenter is Sven Voss, with Kathrin Lehmann as his expert alongside him. The game will be commentated by Claudia Neumann.
In addition to the broadcast on free-to-air TV, the match between France and Germany can also be viewed via free stream on sportstudio.de and the ZDF media library. The live stream of the second channel will also be available on the free streaming service JOYN.
France – Germany live on ZDF
DAZN will begin its broadcast of France vs. Germany at 8:30 p.m., half an hour before kickoff. Simon Sterzer will provide commentary, while Turid Knaak will serve as an expert analyst.
DAZN will broadcast the entire 2025 Women’s European Championship, which is part of the Super Sports package currently available at a promotional price of $9.99/month with an annual subscription. It also includes the new Bundesliga conference for the 2025/26 soccer season!
The starting position with betting odds
The DFB women suffered a major setback before the quarter-finals, losing 1-4 to Sweden in their last group match. Prior to that, the German players celebrated two victories, beating Poland 2-0 and Denmark 2-1.
The French women advanced to the knockout stage of the 2025 Women’s European Championship without a single defeat. Their 2-1 opening win against England was followed by two clear victories against Wales (4-1) and the Netherlands (5-2).
That’s why the Equipe Tricolore is the favorite for this quarterfinal, as the France vs. Germany betting odds from Bwin show.
What’s more, the last match between the two sides in February 2024 ended 2-1 in favor of Les Bleus. However, the German team won the two previous encounters 2-1.
