Nick Woltemade Germany 2026 World Cup hopes received a huge boost as the Newcastle United star scored twice to fire Germany to the brink of qualification. In Friday’s crucial clash against Luxembourg, Woltemade’s quality strikes ensured Germany edged closer to securing a spot at the 2026 World Cup.
A goalless first half saw Luxembourg hold firm, frustrating Germany. But just four minutes into the second half, Nick Woltemade Germany 2026 World Cup hopes came alive as he calmly slotted a left-foot finish into the bottom-right corner, perfectly set up by Leroy Sane.
Germany doubled their lead in the 69th minute, with Ridle Baku providing the assist and Nick Woltemade Germany 2026 World Cup prospects rising further thanks to another precise strike from the Newcastle forward. Woltemade played the full 90 minutes, while Malick Thiaw came off the bench in the 79th minute to help Germany secure the 2-0 win.
Even with Slovakia beating Northern Ireland 1-0, Nick Woltemade Germany 2026 World Cup chances remain strong. Germany sit level on points with Slovakia but hold the advantage on goal difference, meaning a draw—or any non-defeat—against Slovakia at home in the final group match will guarantee automatic qualification for the 2026 World Cup.
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Newcastle United Players’ November 2025 International Schedule and Germany Focus
Thursday, 13 November
- Moldova 0–2 Italy: Sandro Tonali played the full match. Germany fans followed closely as Nick Woltemade Germany 2026 World Cup prospects were highlighted in the group standings.
- England 2–0 Serbia: England dominated, while Dan Burn remained on the bench. Mean.while, Germany prepared for the decisive matches to secure 2026 World Cup qualification
Friday, 14 November
- Luxembourg 0–2 Germany: Nick Woltemade Germany 2026 World Cup hopes surged as he scored both goals, first with the left foot and then the right. Malick Thiaw helped maintain the clean sheet, keeping Germany on track for the 2026 World Cup.
Saturday, 15 November
- Brazil vs Senegal (Bruno Guimaraes) – Friendly
- Switzerland vs Sweden (Anthony Elanga, Emil Krafth) – World Cup qualifier
Sunday, 16 November
- Italy vs Norway (Sandro Tonali) – World Cup qualifier
Monday, 17 November
- Albania vs England (Dan Burn) – World Cup qualifier
- Germany vs Slovakia (Nick Woltemade, Malick Thiaw) – The decisive match that could secure Nick Woltemade Germany 2026 World Cup qualification if Germany avoid defeat.
With Nick Woltemade Germany 2026 World Cup hopes at an all-time high, Germany are now just one positive result away from confirming their automatic spot in the 2026 World Cup finals.
