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The final DFB training session before the European Championships is always held inside the team's private quarters.

The DFB has revealed the timetable for the festivities surrounding the European Championship's group games. National players won't train at the stadiums; instead, they'll rehearse in their team quarters until the conclusion.

,   and  James Williams
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Germany's Jamal Musiala in action during training.
Germany's Jamal Musiala in action during training.

The Germany soccer team has no plans to conduct final training sessions in Munich, Stuttgart, and Frankfurt before their group matches. Instead, national coach Julian Nagelsmann is asking for practice sessions on the day before each match against Scotland, Hungary, and Switzerland, at 11:00 am, which will be held on the team's base in Herzogenaurach.

As per the DFB schedule for the group stage at the domestic European Championship, the players will then travel to the stadiums by bus following their final training sessions. Nagelsmann and a team member will make statements during the UEFA press conferences in the venues later on the day before the games.

After the last pre-tournament friendly against Greece on Friday (8:45 pm/RTL), the coach will give the national players time off until Sunday evening. Upon their return to the EM quarters in Franconia, there will be a public training session with 4,000 spectators at the Adi Dassler Stadium on Monday.

The team's opening game will be on June 14 (9:00 pm/ZDF/Magenta TV) against Scotland, facing Hungary on June 19 (6:00 pm/ARD/Magenta TV) in Stuttgart, and ending the group stage with a match against Switzerland on June 23 (9:00 pm/ARD/Magenta TV) in Frankfurt.

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  1. Despite initial plans to train in Munich, Stuttgart, and Frankfurt, the German national soccer team will shift their final preparations to Herzogenaurach's team quarters.
  2. Contrary to some speculation, the Germany soccer team will not conduct their final training sessions in renowned cities like Munich, Stuttgart, or Frankfurt before the European Championships.
  3. Bavaria, Stuttgart's home in Southwest Germany, and Frankfurt in Hesse will miss out on hosting the final training sessions for the Germany team before their group stage matches.
  4. During the European Championship, Hesse, Baden-Württemberg, and Scotland will all become integral parts of the journey for the German national soccer team, as they face off in their respective group matches.
  5. In lieu of multi-city training sessions, Julian Nagelsmann, the team's coach, has requested practice sessions at inarguably scenic locations in Germany, such as Herzogenaurach and the team's private quarters.
  6. With its later stages taking place in Munich and Frankfurt, it's worth mentioning that Germany has a rich soccer heritage, as both cities have contributed to the growth and success of the sport in the country.
  7. At the Adi Dassler Stadium, located in Franconia, the national soccer team will conduct a public training session with 4,000 spectators on a Monday, kicking off their journey toward the European Championship.
  8. The national team's final training sessions in Herzogenaurach will take place shortly before each group stage match against Scotland, Hungary, and Switzerland.
  9. As the competition progresses, Nagelsmann and team members will engage with press conferences in Stuttgart (for the game against Hungary) and Frankfurt (for the match against Switzerland), speaking about the team's exercise unit and preparations for each match.

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