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Germany to begin Nations League campaign in Sweden

Germany already knew who they would be facing in the upcoming UEFA Women’s Nations League campaign. Now, the dates of all six group-stage fixtures have been confirmed. Germany will begin their campaign in Group 4 of League A away to Sweden on Tuesday, 2nd March 2027, before hosting Scotland on Saturday, 6th March.
Germany will then face the Netherlands twice during the April international break, first at home on Tuesday, 20th April and then away on Saturday, 24th April. Germany will complete their group-stage campaign in June, travelling to Scotland on Friday, 11th June before hosting Sweden in their final fixture on Tuesday, 15th June. The exact kick-off times and venues will be announced in the coming weeks.
The four League A group winners will progress to the semi-finals, which will be played over two legs between 4th and 12th October 2027. Both the final and the third-place play-off will also be contested over two legs, between 23rd November and 4th December. The teams finishing bottom of their groups will be relegated directly to League B, while the third-placed teams will face the League B runners-up in play-offs for a place in League A.
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