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Win a VIP trip to the World Cup qualifiers: Germany vs. Slovakia!
Experience a VIP weekend in Bratislava for the German national team's World Cup qualification against Slovakia.
Win a VIP trip to the World Cup qualifiers: Germany vs. Slovakia!
The German national football team is facing an exciting autumn as it starts qualifying for the 2026 World Cup in September 2025. On September 4th, the team will face Slovakia at the Národný football stadium in Bratislava. This is the first step in a series of games that will take place as part of the qualifying round in Group A, which also includes Northern Ireland and Luxembourg. This information was provided by PICTURE provided.
To celebrate this event, Telekom, in collaboration with BILDplus, is giving away an exclusive VIP trip for two people to Bratislava. This trip takes place from September 3rd to 5th and includes flights and transfers as well as a boat tour on the Danube, sightseeing and two tickets for the decisive international match. The competition has already started, but the deadline for participation is July 16, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. To participate, interested parties must be BILDplus customers with an active subscription and be at least 18 years old.
Games of the German national team
Overall, the German team will appear several times in the qualifying round. The plan includes the following games, all at 8:45 p.m.:
- 4. September 2025: Slowakei (Spielort Bratislava)
- 7. September 2025: Nordirland (Köln)
- 10. Oktober 2025: Luxemburg (Sinsheim)
- 13. Oktober 2025: Nordirland (Spielort noch nicht bestätigt)
- 14. November 2025: Luxemburg (Spielort noch nicht bestätigt)
- 17. November 2025: Slowakei (Leipzig)
Germany are in good form after beating Italy in the quarter-finals of the Nations League. For the 2026 World Cup qualification, Germany has the opportunity to secure a place in the playoffs if the group does not go well. In the playoffs, which will take place on March 26th and 31st, 2026, the runners-up and the best non-qualified teams in the Nations League will play for four places in the 2026 World Cup.
The new World Cup participant regulations
A significant aspect of the upcoming World Cup is the increase in the number of participants from 32 to 48 teams, giving Europe a total of 16 places. This could further heat up the competition for the coveted starting places.
In summary, the German national team faces a challenging but also promising qualification for the 2026 World Cup. With a clear focus on the games against Slovakia, Northern Ireland and Luxembourg, expectations are high that Germany will secure the first two places in the group and qualify directly for the tournament. The entire team is looking forward to the support of the fans, especially during important meetings such as the game against Slovakia in Bratislava.