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Germany vs. Sweden quarterfinals live stream: Watch Women’s World Cup online

By Clemente Lisi

22 June 2019, France (France), Grenoble: Football, women: WM, Germany - Nigeria Final Round, Round of 16, Stades des Alpes: Germany's Alexandra Popp (r) in a duel with Nigeria's Halimatu Ayinde. Photo: Sebastian Gollnow/dpa (Photo by Sebastian Gollnow/picture alliance via Getty Images)
22 June 2019, France (France), Grenoble: Football, women: WM, Germany - Nigeria Final Round, Round of 16, Stades des Alpes: Germany's Alexandra Popp (r) in a duel with Nigeria's Halimatu Ayinde. Photo: Sebastian Gollnow/dpa (Photo by Sebastian Gollnow/picture alliance via Getty Images) /
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Germany plays Sweden on Saturday, June 29 at Roazhan Park in Rennes, France. Here’s what to know before you watch.

Two-time champion Germany close out the quarterfinals at the Women’s World Cup when they take on Sweden in Rennes.

The game between these two women’s soccer titans is the second-most interesting game ofd the round following the USWNT’s clash with France.

Germany are coming off a 3-0 win against Nigeria in the Round of 16. Sweden defeated Canada 1-0 to get to this stage of the tournament.

Germany remain a contender for the title, while Sweden have grown better with every game. The Germans are getting hotter after a slow start with veteran striker Alexandra Popp looking to make a difference like she did when scoring her team’s first goal against Nigeria.

Sweden’s midfield, meanwhile, has been strong at this tournament. Led by Kosovare Asllani, the Swedes are strong technically and will make life difficult for the Germans. This should all make for a very tight and exciting game between two sides that are equally matched.

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The Women’s World Cup game between Germany and Sweden will be broadcast live on Fox Sports 1. Live streaming is available on Fox Sports Go, which you can access with your cable or satellite subscriptions, either online or through the app.

Date: Saturday, June 29
Start Time: 12:30 p.m. ET
Location: Rennes, France
Stadium: Raozhan Park
TV Info: Fox Sports 1
Live Stream: FuboTV. Sign up for a free seven-day trial here.

Germany remain undefeated after four games at this World Cup, while Sweden have won three out of their four matches, dropping their final group-stage match 2-0 to the United States.