Germany prepares for final group match against Ecuador in World Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 8:46 AM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026
Germany faces Ecuador on Thursday at 22:00 CEST in their final group-stage match of the World Cup, having already secured qualification for the round of 32 by winning their first two games. Midfielder Nadiem Amiri emphasized the importance of maintaining momentum, stating the team will treat the match seriously despite their advancement. Coach Julian Nagelsmann may consider rotating players, but Amiri predicts a strong lineup to respect the competition and their fans. The match will take place in East Rutherford.
- •Germany has won their first two World Cup matches.
- •They have already qualified for the round of 32.
- •The match against Ecuador is set for Thursday at 22:00 CEST.
- •Nadiem Amiri emphasizes the importance of the match despite qualification.
- •Germany may rotate players, but will aim for a strong performance.
- 8:46 AMYahoo Sports — “We need to keep this momentum going” – Amiri looks ahead to Ecuador clash
"Having won their first two games at the World Cup, Germany are already certain to finish top of Group E and qualify for the round of 32 ahead of their final group-stage game against Ecuador on Thursda...
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