All you need to know Germany v/s Sweden in FIFA World Cup 2018.
Germany will look avoid another slip-up when they take on Sweden at the FIFA World Cup 2018 on Saturday.
Loew's side slumped to a 1-0 defeat against Mexico in their opening Group F match, paying the price for a calamitous first half in a performance that drew stinging, widespread criticism.
The holders will likely be without defensive pillar Mats Hummels due to a neck injury, while Marco Reus could be handed a start after a bright 30-minute cameo off the bench against Mexico.
Sweden beat the Koreans 1-0 to join Mexico at the top of the section, but a stomach bug has prevented three players - Pontus Jansson, Filip Helander and Marcus Rohden -- from travelling to Sochi.
They could yet make the trip separately, with Sweden also hoping Victor Lindelof can return after sitting out the opener due to an illness of his own.
Germany v/s Sweden: When and where to watch
When is Germany v/s Sweden FIFA World Cup 2018 match?
Germany v/s Sweden FIFA World Cup 2018 football match will take place on Saturday, June 23, 2018.
Where is Germany v/s Sweden FIFA World Cup 2018 match?
Germany v/s Sweden FIFA World Cup 2018 football match will take place at the Fisht Stadium in Sochi, Russia.
What time does the Germany v/s Sweden FIFA World Cup 2018 match begin?
Germany v/s Sweden FIFA World Cup 2018 football match will kick off at 10.30 PM IST on Saturday.
Where to watch on TV Germany v/s Sweden FIFA World Cup 2018 live in India?
Germany v/s Sweden FIFA World Cup 2018 match in India will be broadcast on Sony Ten Network. Germany v/s Sweden FIFA World Cup 2018 TV channels will be Sony Ten 2, Sony Ten 2 HD, Sony Ten 3, Sony Ten 3 HD, Sony ESPN, Sony ESPN HD.
How and where to watch online FIFA World Cup 2018 Germany v/s Sweden live streaming?
FIFA World Cup 2018 live streaming will be available on Sony Liv app and sonyliv.com. The match can also be seen on Jio TV and Airtel TV.
Germany v/s Sweden: Squads
Germany
Goalkeepers: Neuer, Trapp, Marc-Andre ter Stegen
Defenders: Plattenhardt, Hector, Ginter, Hummels, Sule, Rudiger, Boateng, Kimmich
Midfielders: Khedira, Draxler, Kroos, Ozil, Goretzka, Rudy, Brandt, Gundogan
Forwards: Werner, Reus, Muller, Gomez
Sweden
Goalkeepers: Olsen, Johnsson, Nordfeldt
Defenders: Lustig, Lindelof, Granqvist, Olsson, Augustinsson, Helander, Jansson, Krafth
Midfielders: Forsberg, Ekdal, Claesson, Svensson, Larsson, Durmaz, Hiljemark, Rohden
Forwards: Berg, Toivonen, Guidetti, Kiese-Thelin.
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