Germany will begin their next Women's Nations League campaign away to Sweden on 2 March 2027, before hosting Scotland on 6 March. The German federation confirmed all six group-stage dates on 13 November 2026, turning an already known list of opponents into a match-by-match calendar.
Two Netherlands meetings in April
The Netherlands fixtures occupy the same international window: Germany play at home on 20 April and away on 24 April. Their June programme brings a visit to Scotland on 11 June and a home meeting with Sweden on 15 June. Venues and kick-off times have not yet been confirmed.
The 3 November draw in Nyon placed these four sides together. The draw announcement explains that the runners-up stay in League A, the third-placed side contests a relegation play-off against a League B runner-up, and the bottom side goes down directly. The group therefore determines both the title pathway and league survival.
First place carries an Olympic reward
Article 16 of UEFA’s 2027–29 competition regulations sends the four League A group winners to the semi-finals and also awards them places at the 2028 Women's Olympic Football Tournament, subject to Olympic eligibility. The DFB’s draw announcement schedules the semi-finals for 4–12 October 2027, followed by the final and third-place ties between 23 November and 4 December, all over two legs. Winning the group therefore has consequences beyond the next Nations League round; all six group fixtures remain ahead of Germany.
Germany women before facing Austria on 25 February 2025; archival team photo, not from the 2027 fixtures. Image credit: Steffen Prößdorf — Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 4.0.
