It's almost time for today's live stream of Germany vs. Spain. That may not be too difficult for Germany, which finished last in its group with France and the Netherlands.

Spain, on the other hand, narrowly lost to England and failed to advance to the semifinals. Spain's chances may be brighter as coach Luis Enrique will start over from scratch with a young team.

Speaking of home, Germany coach Joachim Low will be looking to use this season to dig himself out of the proverbial ditch after the last Nations League and 2018 FIFA World Cup ended in disappointing fashion.

Spain and Germany are in Group A along with Switzerland and Ukraine, and Spain will be looking to Barcelona winger Ansu Fathi for success.

So here's everything you need to watch Germany vs. Spain live stream:

If you have to leave your "bubble" and move to an area where Germany vs. Spain is not on cable TV, you are not out of luck! Not at all. With a virtual private network (VPN), you can pretend you are surfing the web from your hometown (or anywhere else where power outages do not occur) and access the same streaming services you are already paying for.

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In the US, I plan to watch Germany vs. Spain on many networks, including UniMas and TUDN, as well as ESPN2, which should be easily found on cable. The match will begin at 2:45 PM ET/11:45 AM ET.

If you don't have a cable subscription, you can watch a live stream of Germany vs. Spain on Sling TV and sports fan favorite fuboTV.

They are two of our best streaming service list picks and the only live TV option; ESPN2 is included in the $30 Sling Orange package and is a solid choice for watching the NBA 2020 Playoffs games. Fubo has TUDN and UniMas.

If you're trying to find a live stream of Germany vs. Spain in the UK, try Sky Sports Premier League and SKY GO Extra. It starts at 7:45 p.m. local time (BST).

The match will be broadcast on Sky Sports, and if you don't have Sky Sports, you can watch it on Now TV from £9.99.

Unfortunately, I can't find streaming details for those in the Great White North. Of course, those traveling to Canada can check out a VPN service such as ExpressVPN and use their regular streaming service while in Poutine and Tim Horton's country.

Here are some of the places you can watch the Germany-Spain game in other parts of the world.

For other regions, check LiveSoccerTV.com.