Germany kicks off the 2025 Women’s European Championship against Poland on Friday (4.7.). This marks the start of Giulia Gwinn & Co.’s mission to win the European title.
All TV information about Germany’s opening match against Poland at the European Championship at a glance: Who is showing the game live on TV and stream, and when does the broadcast start?
Germany – Poland broadcast on July 4: TV & time
TV & stream broadcast: Who is showing Germany vs. Poland live on July 4?
The Women’s Euro 2025 will be available on four different channels: ARD and ZDF will be broadcasting live on public television, while DAZN and JOYN will be streaming the games.
Germany’s opening match against Poland will be broadcast live on Friday (July 4) at 9:00 p.m. on free-to-air TV on ARD and via streaming on DAZN and JOYN.
ARD will begin its broadcast of Germany vs. Poland at 8:15 p.m., 45 minutes before kickoff. Claus Lufen will host the live broadcast. Almuth Schult will be there as an expert. The commentator for the game is Bernd Schmelzer.
In addition to the broadcast on free TV, the Germany vs. Poland match will also be streamed on ARD’s media library. This will also be picked up by the free streaming service JOYN.
Germany vs. Poland live on ARD
DAZN will begin broadcasting Germany vs. Poland at 8:30 p.m., 30 minutes before kickoff.
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 Bundesliga Conference for the new 2025/26 soccer season!
The starting position with betting odds
In the run-up to the tournament, there are many indications that Germany will win its opening match against Poland.
In the Nations League, which served as immediate preparation for the European Championship, there were five wins and one draw: 6-0 and 4-1 against Austria, 4-0 and 2-2 against the Netherlands, and 6-1 and 4-0 against Scotland.
Poland also played a strong Nations League campaign and remained undefeated – but at a lower level. So the favorites are clear. This is also reflected in the Germany vs. Poland betting odds from Interwetten, which see the DFB team clearly ahead.
Germany’s record against Poland is also flawless: six matches, six wins. The last match was in June 2024, with a 3-1 victory.
