Germany cruised out of Group E at the 2026 FIFA World Cup dominating the playfield, and only ceding a single loss that left the team stunted to Parguat. With 10 goals out of the Group Stage, however, Germany has proved that it will not be relenting its pace. Paraguay is somewhat justifiably given (+535) chance to advance out of Round of 32, which tracks with the team’s performance so far. Let’s dive deeper and see what will happen next.
Germany vs Paraguay Odds
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- Date: June 29, 2026
- Time: 4:30 pm
- Place: Boston Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts
- Where to Watch: FOX, FOX One, Fubo
Can Paraguay Resist Germany’s Onslaught?
Paraguay is an interesting team capable of holding its own and denying its opponent opportunities to score unpunished. However, the team did falter in its opening game against the United States with a 4-1 in favor of the hosts, but it then stunned everyone, defeating Turkey in a hard-fought 1-0, before drawing against Australia.
But in all of these games, Paraguay was the underdog, and that was visible in its overall stats, with the team rarely controlling the ball more than 37% of the time. Regardless, Paraguay was able to reach a win and a draw against arguably better teams, which shows that the squad is not a team you want to underestimate.
But whatever advantage a team may have by being able to play the war of attrition is completely removed by the simple fact that in Round of 32, there are no draws, and this is where Germany comes in.
Germany on the Offensive – Will It Carry Its Momentum?
Germany’s team has also been formidable so far in the competition, with the squad fielding a wide range of players who have been catching headlines. The game against Curacao has been an absolute blast, seeing Germany realize seven goals by seven individual players.
Deniz Undav has been the team’s best-performing overall scorer with three goals so far, across three games, and he is looking to bring his expertise to the field against Paraguay as well.
Germany is indeed set to continue past the Round of 32, owing to its huge talent pool, and very little likelihood of succumbing to happenstance in the game against Paraguay. Assuming that the opponents can mount a successful counter-attack, even a single goal would not be enough, as Germany will likely be looking to score multiple times, time and over again.
Players such as Felix Nmecha, Kai Havertz, Jamal Musala and Nico Schlotterbeck are all formidable and proven scorers who will put pressure on Paraguay on what will be perhaps one of the easiest advancements in the Group of 32 so far.
Gunning for the underdogs as we usually are, Paraguay needs nothing short of a miracle to be able to defeat Germany.