United States vs. Germany Women's Soccer: How to watch, TV channel, streaming, kick-off time, head-to-head stats and team news

The United States faces Germany in the semifinals of the Olympics, and it's a rare case of the USWNT being ranked lower in the FIFA World Ranking than their opponent.

The USWNT has had a precipitous decline in the ranking thanks to the rise of other nations' women's soccer teams, as well as being amid a period of transition to a new generation of core players, many of whom are in their early-to-mid 20s.

Germany is ranked fourth in the FIFA Women's World Ranking - one spot ahead of the USWNT as of the pre-Olympics update - and has one of the tournament's most talented squads with great players such as Lea Schuller, Alexandra Popp and Ann-Katrin Berger.

These teams already met once in this tournament, when the USWNT won 4-1 thanks to two goals from Sophia Smith.

How to watch United States vs. Germany Women's Soccer, TV channel and streaming

United States vs. Germany in Olympic women's soccer will be broadcast on USA Network, which can be viewed through cable TV and live TV streaming apps such as YouTubeTV or FuboTV. The game will also be streamed on Peacock.

United States vs. Germany Women's Soccer kick-off time, date and venue

United States vs. Germany is scheduled to kick off at 12 PM ET/9 AM PT on Tuesday, August 6 with the game taking place at Lyon Stadium in Lyon, France.

United States vs. Germany Women's Soccer stats and head-to-head record

• Germany has the joint-third most all-time wins against the USWNT with five, trailing only Norway (19 wins over USWNT) and Sweden (seven wins) and tied with Denmark.
• Germany's Lea Schuller is tied with the USWNT's Mallory Swanson and Trinity Rodman for third in the Olympic goalscoring charts as each has three goals to their name.
• Klara Buhl, Sjoeke Nusken and Giulia Gwinn of Germany and Sophia Smith and Lindsey Horan of the USWNT each have two assists, putting them all tied for first in the tournament.
• The USWNT has the most goals in the tournament with 10 and takes the second-most shots per 90 minutes with 16.85 shots on average.
• Germany has a +3 goal differential this tournament while the USWNT's is +8.
• The USWNT had 71 percent possession in their quarterfinal win over Japan, but only three of the team's 15 shots found the target.

United States	24 wins
Draw	7 draws
Germany	5 wins

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United States team news

Defensive midfielder Sam Coffey returns from suspension for this game after missing the win over Japan due to yellow card accumulation. Forward Jaedyn Shaw, who missed the group stage due to a leg injury, returned to the bench against Japan but did not appear in the match.

Germany team news

Germany does not have any players injured or suspended ahead of the team's match against the USWNT.

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