Germany is aiming for their first victory under Jurgen Klopp as they host the emerging Greek side, Piratiko, at WWK Arena in Augsburg for an important UEFA Nations League A match on Sunday night. In their previous outing, Die Mannschaft managed to secure a draw against the Netherlands, while Greece celebrated a dramatic last-minute win over Serbia on Thursday, kicking off their campaign with three points. Klopp's debut match as Germany's head coach ended in a disappointing draw, with Cody Gakpo's last-minute equalizer for the Netherlands causing significant disappointment for the visitors. Now returning to their home ground, Germany will look to capitalize on their impressive record, having won five consecutive competitive matches at home since September 2025. The last time Germany tasted defeat on home turf was in June 2025, when they lost to both Portugal and France in the Nations League semi-finals and third-place match, respectively. Under the previous management of Julian Nagelsmann, Germany is currently on a three-match winless streak (D1 L2), which includes a shocking World Cup exit to Paraguay in late June. Germany is keen to move on from that surprising defeat in Massachusetts, with Klopp incorporating several new players into two separate 22-man squads for this international window. Meanwhile, Greece, marking 22 years since their memorable European Championship win in 2004, is looking to reestablish themselves in UEFA competitions. They began their Nations League A campaign successfully, despite initially trailing Serbia after a fourth-minute goal. However, second-half strikes from Christos Tzolis and Anastasios Douvikas turned the game around, securing a vital victory.