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Germany national football teamOn 5 April 1908 in Basel, Germany lost 3-5 it's first international game against Switzerland football team. Until now 1010 Germany national team matches were held. World Cup winner 1954, 1974, 1990, 2014, runners-up 1966, 1982, 1986, 2002. European Championship winner 1972, 1980, 1996, finalist 1976, 1992, 2008. Germany national football team all-time recordWP 68.0 P 1010 W 582 D 209 L 219 GF 2267 GA 1194 GF/P 2.245 GA/P 1.182 Av attendance 41 086 WP - winning percentage, P - played, W - wins, D - draws, L - losses, GF - goals for, GA - goals against, Av - average Germany football results by competition Competition Played Won Drawn Lost Goals For Goals Against Winning Percentage Friendly matches and other tournaments 606 317 126 163 1309 816 62.7 All-time Germany results by date 2
20 Apr 1908 16:00 (+1:00)
Mariendorf, Victoria-Platz Friendly International 5
04 Apr 1909 15:30 (+1:00)
Karlsruhe, Karlsruher F.V. Platz Friendly International 6
04 Apr 1909 16:00 (+1:00)
Budapest, Millenáris Sporttelep Friendly International 8
24 Apr 1910 14:30 (+0:20)
Arnhem, Klarenbeek Stadion Friendly International 9
16 May 1910 16:30 (+1:00)
Duisburg, Platz des Duisburger Spielverein am Grunewald Friendly International 10
16 Oct 1910 15:30 (+1:00)
Kleve, V.f.B.-Platz an der Krohnestraße Friendly International 11
26 Mar 1911 15:30 (+1:00)
Stuttgart, Kickers Platz Friendly International 12
14 Apr 1911 16:00 (+1:00)
Mariendorf, Union Sportplatz Friendly International 14
18 Jun 1911 13:30 (+1:00)
Solna, Råsunda Idrottsplats Friendly International 15
10 Sep 1911
Dresden, Platz an der Hygiene-Ausstellung Friendly International 18
24 Mar 1912 14:30 (+0:20)
Zwolle, Z.A.C. Stadion Friendly International 21
29 Jun 1912 15:00 (+1:00)
Solna, Råsunda Idrottsplats V. Olympic Games Final Tournament 1912, First round 22
01 Jul 1912 17:00 (+1:00)
Solna, Råsunda Idrottsplats 16-0 V. Olympic Games Consolation Tournament 1912, First round 23
03 Jul 1912 15:00 (+1:00)
Solna, Råsunda Idrottsplats V. Olympic Games Consolation Tournament 1912, Semifinal 24
06 Oct 1912 14:00 (+1:00)
Copenhagen, Københavns Idrætspark Friendly International 25
17 Nov 1912 14:30 (+1:00)
Leipzig, Sportpark Gesellschaft Friendly International 26
21 Mar 1913 16:00 (+1:00)
Mariendorf, Victoria-Platz Friendly International 27
18 May 1913 16:00 (+1:00)
Freiburg im Breisgau, Schwarzwaldstraße Friendly International 29
23 Nov 1913 14:00
Antwerp, Stadion aan de Broodstraat Friendly International 30
05 Apr 1914 14:30 (+0:20)
Amsterdam, Het Nederlandsche Sportpark (Het Oude Stadion) Friendly International 31
27 Jun 1920 15:00 (+1:00)
Zurich, Sportplatz Utogrund Friendly International 32
26 Sep 1920 15:30 (+1:00)
Vienna, Simmeringer Sportplatz Friendly International 33
24 Oct 1920 15:30 (+1:00)
Berlin, Deutsches Stadion (Grunewaldstadion) Friendly International 34
05 May 1921 16:00 (+1:00)
Dresden, Dresdner Fußballring Stadion Friendly International 35
05 Jun 1921 17:30 (+1:00)
Budapest, Hungária körúti Stadion Friendly International 36
18 Sep 1921 13:00 (+2:00)
Helsinki, Töölön Pallokenttä Friendly International 37
26 Mar 1922 16:00 (+1:00)
Frankfurt am Main, Stadion am Riederwald Friendly International 39
02 Jul 1922 17:00 (+1:00)
Bochum, Stadion an der Castroper Straße Friendly International 40
01 Jan 1923 14:30 (+1:00)
Milan, Campo di viale Lombardia 3-1 Friendly International 41
10 May 1923 16:00 (+1:00)
Hamburg, Stadion Hoheluft Friendly International Germany national football team records and stats16:0 Biggest victory (7 July 1912 vs Russia) 0:9 Heaviest defeat (3 March 1909 vs England*) 12 Most consecutive victories (5 May 1979 vs Wales - 6 June 1980 vs Netherlands) 23 Most consecutive matches without defeat (10 October 1978 vs Czechoslovakia - 12 December 1980 vs Bulgaria) 4 Most consecutive draws (3 March 2022 vs Netherlands - 6 June 2022 vs Hungary) 23 Most consecutive matches without a draw (10 October 1953 vs Saar - 6 June 1956 vs Norway) 10 Most consecutive matches without victory (7 July 1912 vs Hungary - 9 September 1920 vs Austria) 7 Most consecutive defeats (7 July 1912 vs Hungary - 11 November 1913 vs Belgium) 33 Most consecutive matches scoring (11 November 1940 vs Denmark - 12 December 1952 vs Spain) 3 Most consecutive matches without scoring (6 June 1985 vs England - 8 August 1985 vs Soviet Union) 16 Most consecutive matches conceding a goal (4 April 1909 vs Hungary - 6 June 1912 vs Austria) 7 Most consecutive matches without conceding a goal (8 August 2016 vs Finland - 3 March 2017 vs England) External sources
| Germany football association German Football Federation Most caps for Germany 1. Lothar Matthäus (1980 - 2000) - 150 caps 2. Miroslav Klose (2001 - 2014) - 137 caps 3. Lukas Podolski (2004 - 2017) - 130 caps 4. Thomas Müller (2010 - 2024) - 128 caps 5. Bastian Schweinsteiger (2004 - 2016) - 121 caps Most goals for Germany 1. Miroslav Klose (2001 - 2014) - 71 goals 2. Gerd Müller (1966 - 1974) - 68 goals 3. Lukas Podolski (2004 - 2017) - 49 goals 4. Jürgen Klinsmann (1987 - 1998) - 47 goals 5. Rudi Völler (1982 - 1994) - 47 goals | |||||||||||
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