BW Arabia Saudi Arabia - 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 Saudi Arabia have not been confirmed at the time of writing. Check official Saudi Arabia broadcast partners or your local rights holder for confirmed coverage.
When is Germany vs Paraguay kickoff in Saudi Arabia?
Kickoff is at 20:30 UTC on Monday 29 June 2026.
How can I watch Germany vs Paraguay in Saudi Arabia?
Local broadcast partners for Saudi Arabia have not been confirmed at the time of writing. Check official Saudi Arabia broadcast partners or your local rights holder for confirmed coverage.
What is the latest team news for Germany and 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 H2H sample, with Germany winning 0, 0 draws, and Paraguay winning 0.
What competition and round is this match?
This is World Cup Final Stage, Round 1, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA, USA.
Germany
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench (14)
Injured (1)
Paraguay
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench (14)
Suspended (1)
BW Arabia Saudi Arabia - Germany vs Paraguay Match Report, Result and Tactical Analysis
Germany face Paraguay at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA, USA in World Cup Final Stage Round 1.
For fans in Saudi Arabia, it was the sort of knockout night that rewarded patience: Germany struck back after going behind, the contest stayed level through extra time, and the shootout finally separated two sides that had given little away across 120 minutes and penalties. The official competition partners carried the match for viewers in Saudi Arabia, where the margin between progress and exit was decided by one spot-kick.
From there, the game became a controlled survival test for both sides, with the score remaining 1-1 in ordinary time and after extra time. The numbers in the timeline show how narrow the difference was: one goal each, no separation after 90 minutes, and no separation after the extra periods.
Extra time added tension rather than clarity. Discipline also tightened as the minutes passed, with yellow cards shown to Paraguay in the 65, 105 and 117 minute, and to Germany in the 105, 106 and 115 minute. Those cautions reflected a knockout match that was played with urgency, but not recklessness, even as the game moved toward penalties. The final sequence suited neither side for comfort, yet it kept the contest alive until the decisive kicks.
- Paraguay took the lead through a goal in the 42 minute and held that advantage until Germany replied in the 54 minute.
- Yellow cards arrived for Paraguay in the 65, 105 and 117 minute, while Germany were cautioned in the 105, 106 and 115 minute.
Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA provided the setting for a game that matched the scale of World Cup Final Stage 1/16 football, with 63945 in attendance and the pressure rising after every stoppage. The venue mattered because the match never drifted far from balance, and that made each major moment feel amplified: the first Paraguay goal, Germany's equaliser, and the disallowed effort in the second period of extra time. For Saudi Arabia's audience, the appeal was clear in the structure of the night itself, because the game offered the full weight of knockout football without a single moment of comfort for either side.
That result gives Paraguay the sharper memory from this World Cup Final Stage 1/16 meeting, while Germany were left to reflect on a contest that remained within reach until the final kick. For readers in Saudi Arabia, it was a reminder of how quickly a knockout match can turn from control to consequence.
BW Arabia Saudi Arabia - Germany vs Paraguay Match Preview, Prediction and Tactical Analysis
Germany face Paraguay at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA, USA in World Cup Final Stage Round 1.
Germany will enter the World Cup Final Stage 1/16 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA on 2026-06-29 with the kind of knockout pressure that leaves no room for drift. Under Julian Nagelsmann, the focus will be on controlling the night at a venue that asks for clarity in every phase, while 3ABCDF will arrive with the same single-match urgency that defines this part of the competition. For fans in Saudi Arabia, the attraction will be simple: a decisive tie, a named coach, and a place in the competition where every mistake will carry immediate consequences.
The setting gives this fixture a strong edge before the first whistle. Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA will host a match in the World Cup Final Stage 1/16, and that alone will shape the mood around Germany and 3ABCDF. In a knockout round, the balance between control and risk becomes the central question, and Julian Nagelsmann will be expected to prepare Germany for a contest where patience, spacing, and discipline matter as much as ambition. For Saudi Arabia-based readers following the match, the appeal will be the same as anywhere else: a high-stakes tie in which the margin for error will be narrow from the outset.
Germany's identity under Julian Nagelsmann will naturally draw attention because a coach's structure matters most when the competition name and round indicate elimination football. In the World Cup Final Stage and the 1/16 round, the likely conversation will centre on how Germany manage the rhythm of the game rather than chasing it. The venue, Gillette Stadium, will add a further layer of unfamiliarity that can turn details into defining moments. With 3ABCDF on the opposite side, the tactical picture will be built around how each team copes with the pressure of a result that will decide who moves on and who leaves the tournament.
- Germany will bring the presence of Julian Nagelsmann, whose role will be central in a 1/16 tie where preparation and in-game management will shape the outcome.
- 3ABCDF will stand opposite Germany in the World Cup Final Stage, creating a matchup where the competition name alone underlines the importance of the occasion.
- Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,MA will provide the setting, and the venue will matter because knockout football often turns on adaptation to conditions and atmosphere.
- For fans in Saudi Arabia, the date 2026-06-29 will mark a fixture to follow closely as part of the World Cup Final Stage schedule.
The broader stakes will be easy to define even before team news enters the picture: the winner of this 1/16 meeting will advance, and the loser will not. That is what gives Germany versus 3ABCDF its tension, and it is why the match will command attention beyond one market. Saudi Arabia readers will be watching a fixture with global weight, but the local lens still matters because this is exactly the kind of knockout contest that rewards measured, informed viewing. With Germany led by Julian Nagelsmann and the setting fixed at Gillette Stadium, the frame for the night is already unmistakable.
What should follow is a contest shaped by the demands of the World Cup Final Stage 1/16 rather than by comfort or rhythm. Germany will need to match the pressure of the occasion, 3ABCDF will need to respond to the same standard, and the venue in Foxborough,MA will ensure that no side can rely on familiarity alone. For Saudi Arabia fans, that makes the fixture a clear live point of interest on 2026-06-29, with the knockout structure ensuring that the next step in the competition will be decided in one match.
In a round where the competition name and the round leave no room for uncertainty, Germany and 3ABCDF will meet with progression at stake, and the clarity of that task will define the night at Gillette Stadium.
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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.