Germany vs. Morocco live stream, TV channel, start time, odds
On Monday, July 24 at 4:30 AM ET, Germany will take on Morocco at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium in its first game of the 2023 Women’s World Cup group stage.
Germany’s match versus Morocco will be airing on Fox Sports 1.
Before this matchup, here’s what you need to prepare for Monday’s World Cup action.
Germany vs. Morocco Match Information
- Date: Monday, July 24, 2023
- Time: 4:30 AM ET
- Location: Melbourne, Australia
- Venue: Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
- TV Channel: FOX Sports Networks
- Favorite Moneyline: Germany -2500
- Underdog Moneyline: Morocco +2900
- Draw Moneyline: +1490
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- Germany was eliminated by Sweden in the quarterfinals of the 2019 World Cup, 2-1.
- Its leading scorer at the most recent World Cup, with three goals, was Sara Daebritz.
- Also in that tournament, Lina Magull contributed two goals.
- So far this year, Germany is 2-1-2 versus fellow 2023 Women’s World Cup squads, with a goal differential of 0. In 2022, it went 6-1-4 in such matches (+11 goal differential).
- In its most recent game against a fellow 2023 Women’s World Cup team (on July 7), Germany ended up with a 3-2 loss to Zambia.
- Morocco did not qualify for the 2019 World Cup in France.
- So far this year, Morocco is 0-2-0 against fellow 2023 Women’s World Cup teams, with a goal differential of 0. In 2022, it went 1-0-3 in such matches (-9 goal differential).
- In its most recent matchup with a fellow 2023 Women’s World Cup team — versus Switzerland on July 5 — Morocco drew 0-0.
- Germany has 25 players on its roster that play domestically in Frauen-Bundesliga (more than any other league), including 10 players from VfL Wolfsburg.
- There aren’t any Germany players who also compete in the NWSL.
- Morocco has four players on its roster that play in Division 2 Féminine (more than any other league), including one player from FC Nantes. None of its players play domestically.
- No Morocco players compete in the NWSL.
