BW Arabia Oman - Germany vs Paraguay: World Cup Final Stage 1/16
GPens 3 - 4
Draw
PHT 0 – 1
Germany
GPens 3 - 4
HT: 0 – 1
Draw
PParaguay
Updated:
PENALTIES
3 – 4
Full Time
1 – 1
AFTEREXTRATIME
1 – 1
AFTERPENALTIES
3 – 4
FIRSTEXTRATIME
0 – 0
HALFTIME
0 – 1
ORDINARYTIME
1 – 1
SECONDEXTRATIME
0 – 0
Goal Scorers
In: Fabian Balbuena
Out: Junior Alonso
Matias Galarza
Away
Jamal Musiala
Home
In: Malick Thiaw
Out: Antonio Ruediger
In: Nadiem Amiri
Out: Florian Wirtz
Kai Havertz
Home
Gustavo Alfaro
Away
Julian Nagelsmann
Home
Jonathan Tah
In: Braian Ojeda
Out: Juan Caceres
In: Antonio Sanabria
Out: Damian Bobadilla
In: Gustavo Velazquez
Out: Miguel Almiron
In: Nick Woltemade
Out: Leroy Sane
In: Waldemar Anton
Out: Aleksandar Pavlovic
Andres Cubas
Away
In: Jamal Musiala
Out: Deniz Undav
In: Mauricio
Out: Julio Enciso
In: Gustavo Caballero
Out: Gabriel Avalos
Kai Havertz
Assist: Florian Wirtz
In: Leon Goretzka
Out: Felix Nmecha
Julio Enciso
Assist: Matias Galarza
Gillette Stadium
Local broadcast partners for Oman have not been confirmed at the time of writing. Check official Oman broadcast partners or your local rights holder for confirmed coverage.
What time does Germany vs Paraguay kick off in Oman?
Germany vs Paraguay kicks off on Tuesday 30 June 2026 at 00:30 Oman time.
Where can I watch Germany vs Paraguay in Oman?
Local broadcast partners for Oman have not been confirmed at the time of writing. Check official Oman broadcast partners or your local rights holder for confirmed coverage.
What is the latest team news for Germany vs Paraguay?
Team news: Germany list Nico Schlotterbeck as injured.
What is the head-to-head record between Germany and Paraguay?
Germany and Paraguay have met 8 times in the available summary, with Germany winning 0, 0 draws, and Paraguay winning 0.
What competition and round is Germany vs Paraguay?
This is World Cup Final Stage Round 1 at Gillette Stadium in USA.
Germany
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench (14)
Injured (1)
Paraguay
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench (14)
Suspended (1)
BW Arabia Oman - Germany vs Paraguay Match Report, Result and Tactical Analysis
World Cup Final Stage Round 1 at Gillette Stadium, USA.
Germany and Paraguay delivered a knockout tie shaped by pressure, patience, and a decisive penalty shootout at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA. With 63,945 in attendance on 2026-06-29, the evening carried the weight of a fixture that allowed little margin for error, and the scoreline reflected that tension from the opening exchanges to the final kick.
Paraguay struck first in the 42 minute through their only goal of the night, a breakthrough that changed the shape of the contest before half-time. Germany responded after the interval, levelling in the 54 minute and forcing the game into a longer, more demanding rhythm. A disallowed goal for Germany in the 102 minute underlined how narrow the margins were in Foxborough,MA, with the home side still searching for a moment that could have altered the course of the tie. Instead, the contest stayed level through the second extra period and into penalties.
The match discipline also told its own story. Paraguay collected yellow cards in the 65 minute, 105 minute, and 117 minute, while Germany were booked in the 105 minute, 106 minute, and 115 minute. That pattern spoke to a fixture played on the edge, with both teams forced to manage duels, transitions, and fatigue across 90 minutes, first extra time, and second extra time. In a game decided only after the additional period, those cautions reflected the strain of a contest in which every challenge mattered and every restart carried consequence.
- Paraguay's opener in the 42 minute gave them the platform to survive the late pressure and take the tie beyond ordinary time.
- The disallowed Germany goal in the 102 minute preserved the deadlock and left penalties to settle the contest.
For readers in Oman, the appeal of a fixture like this lay in its clarity: one side found the first goal, the other answered, and the tie then became a test of nerve rather than fluency. The 1-1 score after ordinary time and the 4-3 penalty outcome made the night feel decided by concentration as much as execution. Gillette Stadium, Foxborough,MA provided the stage, but the decisive moments came in the small details that separate survival from elimination in the World Cup Final Stage 1/16.
In a contest where both sides scored once, a disallowed goal and a disciplined penalty finish shaped the outcome more than any long spell of control. For fans in Oman following the tournament, this was the kind of knockout match that underlined how thin the line can be between progression and exit.
BW Arabia Oman - Germany vs Paraguay Match Preview, Prediction and Tactical Analysis
World Cup Final Stage Round 1 at Gillette Stadium, USA.
Germany will enter the World Cup Final Stage 1/16 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA on 2026-06-29 with the sort of tournament pressure that always sharpens attention in knockout football. Under Julian Nagelsmann, Germany will be asked to turn preparation into control, because a single decisive night in Foxborough,MA will decide who moves on and who leaves the competition behind. For supporters in Oman, the attraction will be straightforward: this is the kind of fixture that rewards detail, discipline and patience, and it will be followed closely wherever the route to the next round matters most.
The setting itself will add to the edge. Gillette Stadium is a venue built for major occasions, and Foxborough,MA will place Germany in an environment where every spell of possession and every transition will carry weight. That is why the work of Julian Nagelsmann will matter as much as the name on the shirt: in a 1/16 tie, structure and clarity will often decide the flow before individual moments do. With no margin for a loose opening or a slow adjustment, Germany will need to impose the terms early and stay calm if the rhythm turns uneven.
What will shape the night
- Germany's route will be defined by the 1/16 format, where one result will send a side through and one slip will end the campaign.
- Julian Nagelsmann will be central to the plan, with his in-game management likely to influence how Germany handle the pressure at Gillette Stadium.
- Foxborough,MA will provide the stage, and the atmosphere there will reward the team that settles quickest and protects the ball best.
- Fans in Oman will be able to follow the match through local viewing details from official competition partners or their local rights holder.
Even before a ball is kicked, the competitive balance of a knockout night will be obvious: Germany will need to combine patience with control, because a tie in the World Cup Final Stage leaves little room for recovery. Julian Nagelsmann's side will be judged on how cleanly they manage the first phase of the contest, how quickly they adapt if 3ABCDF make the opening exchanges awkward, and how well they maintain concentration across the full stretch of the match. In fixtures of this kind, the first true advantage is often psychological, and that will be especially relevant in Foxborough,MA.
For Oman-based readers, the appeal will also be practical as much as tactical. A match at Gillette Stadium on 2026-06-29 will sit squarely in the calendar of global tournament viewing, and it will be one to track through local broadcast details linked to the competition. The simple football questions will be the most important ones: can Germany control the tempo, can they turn territory into authority, and can they make the 1/16 tie feel like their game rather than 3ABCDF's? Those answers will shape the opening minutes as much as the wider outcome.
Everything will point toward a match in which Germany's organisation under Julian Nagelsmann will be tested by the knockout setting and by the demands of Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA. In a World Cup Final Stage 1/16 tie, the discipline to start well and the clarity to finish well will matter in equal measure, and supporters in Oman will have every reason to watch how that balance is managed. The decisive edge will belong to the side that handles the occasion most cleanly.
Author
BW Arabia Editorial Team - Sports Analysis UnitThe BW Arabia Editorial Team delivers expert sports analysis, match insights, and data-driven coverage across regional and global competitions.
Kai Havertz
Home
Mauricio
Away
Joshua Kimmich
Home
Gustavo Gomez
Away
Jamal Musiala
Home
Matias Galarza
Away
Nick Woltemade
Home
Antonio Sanabria
Away
Nadiem Amiri
Home
Fabian Balbuena
Away
Jonathan Tah
Home
Jose Maria Canale
Away
Away · Goal
In: Leon Goretzka
Out: Felix Nmecha
Germany · Substitution
Home · Goal
In: Gustavo Caballero
Out: Gabriel Avalos
Paraguay · Substitution
In: Mauricio
Out: Julio Enciso
Paraguay · Substitution
In: Jamal Musiala
Out: Deniz Undav
Germany · Substitution
Away · Yellow Card
In: Waldemar Anton
Out: Aleksandar Pavlovic
Germany · Substitution
In: Nick Woltemade
Out: Leroy Sane
Germany · Substitution
In: Gustavo Velazquez
Out: Miguel Almiron
Paraguay · Substitution
In: Braian Ojeda
Out: Juan Caceres
Paraguay · Substitution
In: Antonio Sanabria
Out: Damian Bobadilla
Paraguay · Substitution
Home · Goal
Away · Yellow Card
Home · Yellow Card
Home · Yellow Card
In: Malick Thiaw
Out: Antonio Ruediger
Germany · Substitution
In: Nadiem Amiri
Out: Florian Wirtz
Germany · Substitution
Home · Yellow Card
Away · Yellow Card
In: Fabian Balbuena
Out: Junior Alonso
Paraguay · Substitution
The match is over after a penalty shoot-out
G O O O A A L - Jose Maria Canale converts the penalty with the left foot! Manuel Neuer wasn't lucky and didn't guess the direction of the penalty!
HE MISSES! - Jonathan Tah from Germany takes the penalty, but the shot goes wide.
HE MISSES! - Fabian Balbuena from Paraguay takes the penalty, but is denied by Manuel Neuer!
G O O O A A L - Nadiem Amiri converts the penalty with the right foot! Orlando Gill wasn't lucky and didn't guess the direction of the penalty!
HE MISSES! - Antonio Sanabria from Paraguay takes the penalty, but the shot goes wide.
HE MISSES! - Nick Woltemade from Germany takes the penalty, but is denied by Orlando Gill!
G O O O A A L - Matias Galarza converts the penalty with the left foot! Manuel Neuer wasn't lucky and didn't guess the direction of the penalty!
G O O O A A L - Jamal Musiala converts the penalty with the right foot! Orlando Gill was close to denying the goal!
G O O O A A L - Gustavo Gomez converts the penalty with the right foot! Manuel Neuer wasn't lucky and didn't guess the direction of the penalty!
G O O O A A L - Joshua Kimmich converts the penalty with the right foot! Orlando Gill wasn't lucky and didn't guess the direction of the penalty!
G O O O A A L - Mauricio converts the penalty with the left foot! Manuel Neuer was close to denying the goal!
HE MISSES! - Kai Havertz from Germany takes the penalty, but is denied by Orlando Gill!
The penalty shoot-out gets underway
We are waiting for the penalty shoot-out
Ball possession: Germany: 76%, Paraguay: 24%.
Paraguay take a throw-in in the opponent's half of the field
Joshua Kimmich wins an air challenge against Antonio Sanabria
Goal kick for Paraguay
Junior Alonso is leaving the field to be replaced by Fabian Balbuena in a tactical substitution.