IT'S all change for Germany as they get their World Cup qualifying campaign underway against Iceland.
Joachim Low has announced that he will step down after Euro 2020 as a new generation of players come through the ranks.
But the German coach of 15 years is still in charge for the time being and will want a dramatic improvement on his side's 6-0 loss to Spain last time out.
Iceland showed they were capable of springing a surprise at Euro 2016 but failed to qualify for this summer's tournament after losing their play-off final 2-1 in Hungary.
Romania, North Macedonia, Armenia and Lichtenstein are the other teams in this group with first place qualifying automatically and second entering a four-team play-off tournament.
What time does Germany vs Iceland kick off?
- Germany take on Iceland on Thursday, March 25.
- The match kicks off at 7.45pm in the UK and Iceland – 8.45pm in Germany.
- It will be held at the MSV Arena in Duisburg.
- The sides last met in 2003 when Germany were 3-0 winners in Hamburg on their way to Euro 2004 qualification.
What TV channel is Germany vs Iceland on and can I live stream it?
- Germany vs Iceland is live on Sky Sports Premier League.
- Coverage commences at 7.40pm – five minutes before kick-off.
- To stream the game live, head to the Sky Go app.
- Non-Sky Sports subscribers can still watch all the action with a Now TV Day Pass from £9.99.
Team news
Joshua Kimmich has been included in the Germany squad but missed Bayern Munich's win over Stuttgart at the weekend through illness.
Meanwhile 18-year-old Jamal Musiala has replaced his Bayern team-mate Thomas Muller in the national squad.
Niklas Sule and Robin Gosens have both been ruled out through injury meaning Lukas Klostermann and Marcel Halstenberg could deputise.
Gylfi Sigurdsson will not take part in this international week for Iceland with his wife expecting the birth of their first child.
The experienced Emil Halfredsson and Alfred Finnbogason are also out injured.
Latest odds
Germany 1/9
Draw 13/2
Iceland 25/1
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