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Stadium tension: Greece vs Germany, with Clement Turpin

By 4AllFootball ·
Stadium tension: Greece vs Germany, with Clement Turpin

The match date, October 4, 2026 at 20 h 45, the stadium hosts the Nations League encounter between Greece and Germany, refereed by Clément Turpin. The 4‑4‑2 line‑ups are revealed, with I. Jovanović heading Greece and J. Klopp for Germany.

Line‑up and formation

The teams are announced in a 4‑4‑2 formation. Greece lines up K. Tzolakis (12), K. Tsimikas (21), K. Koulierakis (3), K. Mavropanos (4), M. Saliakas (17), A. Kyziridis (23), C. Zafeiris (20), D. Kourbelis (6), G. Masouras (7), F. Ioannidis (8) and E. Pavlidis (14) in the starting eleven, with several substitutes including T. Androutsos and A. Douvikas. Germany, led by J. Klopp, starts with J. Urbig (1), D. Raum (22), W. Anton (3), M. Thiaw (2), Derry Scherhant (13) and others on the bench. The warm‑up starts immediately after the squad announcement.

Statistics and key actions

In the third period of play, Derry Scherhant, a right‑footed player, attempts a shot from outside the box, but the goalkeeper saves it. A few minutes earlier, Giorgos Masouras, with a header from the penalty spot, sees his shot blocked after a decisive pass from Kostas Tsimikas. These two chances illustrate the early tension between the two sides. Both actions are commentated live.

The statistics show possession of 30 % for Greece versus 70 % for Germany. The number of off‑target shots stands at 0, while 12 % of attempts are off target and 10 % on target, with 7 % of shots actually on target. The total passes reach 514 with a success rate of 68 %, against 32 passes at 32 % accuracy, and 8 fouls are recorded, representing an 8 % rate. The possession rate reflects German dominance from the first quarter.

At the 90ᵗʰ minute, referee Clément Turpin signals a stop, marking the end of regular time. No goal is recorded, the match continues live until the final whistle. The players remain on the pitch, awaiting the official’s final decision.

The live match report closes without a change in score, leaving the game open for the next Nations League fixtures. The supporters, following the live feed, await the upcoming Nations League standings.

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