Germany Passes Stats - World Cup 2026 Preview

Heading into the World Cup 2026, Germany have completed 4113 passes across 6 WC Qualification Europe games, averaging 685.5 per match. J. Tah leads the squad with 515 passes in qualifying — 85.83 per game — completing at least one in 6/6 appearances (100%). J. Kimmich follows with 407 passes at 81.4 per game.

Germany Passes: World Cup 2026 Betting Insights

Over their last 10 WC Qualification Europe games, Germany are averaging 685.5 passes per match — J. Tah leads that period with 515 (85.83 per game). Germany average 685.5 passes per WC Qualification Europe game. J. Tah is the most involved passer with 515 across qualifying. Use the match-by-match data to assess passing patterns heading into the World Cup 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many passes does Germany complete per game?

Germany average 685.5 passes per WC Qualification Europe game in 2026/2027. Their last 10 game average is 685.5.

Who completes the most passes for Germany heading into World Cup 2026?

J. Tah leads Germany for passes in WC Qualification Europe with 515 — 85.83 per game. J. Kimmich is second with 407 at 81.4 per game.

Does Germany dominate possession in WC Qualification Europe?

With 685.5 passes per game in WC Qualification Europe, check the match-by-match data above to assess Germany's possession patterns heading into the World Cup 2026.

Do Germany pass more at home or away?

Use the Home / Away filter above the data table to compare Germany's passing volumes split by venue across WC Qualification Europe 2026/2027.