Germany vs. England Women's Soccer: Date, Time, Live Stream for 2018 Friendly

England manager Phil Neville will be desperate to build on a perfect start to his new job on Sunday, when the Lionesses take on Germany in the SheBelieves Cup.

In his first game as head coach, Neville watched his players dismantle France 4-1 in Columbus, Ohio, and they will consequently be bouncing into Sunday's game at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey. Germany, by contrast, need to respond after they lost their first game of the competition 1-0 to the United States.

This match will follow the USWNT's showdown with France, meaning both sides will know what's required to keep their hopes of winning this competition alive.

Here are they key viewing details for the match and a closer look at these rivals on the cusp of what's set to be an absorbing encounter.

Date: Sunday, March 4

Time: 8 p.m. (GMT); 3 p.m. (ET)

TV Info: BBC Red Button (UK)

Live Stream: BBC Sport (UK)

England Out to Build on Sensational Start

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Given the controversial nature of his appointment, former Manchester United and Everton defender Neville would have been desperate for something positive from his first match in charge of England's women. But even he couldn't have dreamed the opener would go so well.

In terms of possession, there was little between England and France. But the Lionesses were so much move incisive with the ball, with Toni Duggan, Jill Scott, Jodie Taylor and Fran Kirby powering England into a 4-0 lead with just 47 minutes on the clock.

Here's a look at Duggan and Scott's goals:

It was a tremendously mature showing from an England team that has been making rapid progress in recent years. Neville was proud of his players' collective performance.

"I was a little bit nervous before the game," he said, per Steve Brenner of the Guardian. "I had a few butterflies, but my players didn't. That's the most important thing. There is great expectation, and I love that expectation. On the bus, on the way to the ground, it felt right."

The challenges will get harder for England in the coming days, though, as FIFA ranks Germany as the second-best team in the world (the Lionesses, incidentally, are ranked third—their highest position). As journalist Richard Laverty relayed, Neville has hinted he will rotate his squad for this one:

As for Germany, they need a win if they are to stand any chance of winning this competition, as they were edged out by the United States in terrible conditions in their opener.

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There was little between the two sides, with a defensive error from the Germans allowing Megan Rapinoe to score the only goal early on. Aside from that, the contest was surprisingly short of quality overall, as the Europeans failed to test out what was an inexperienced United States defence.

Per FourFourTwo's Jeff Kassouf, Germany offered little threat from an attacking perspective:

If Neville is keen to have a look at other members of his squad in this one, the cohesion and familiarity on show against France may be a little diluted. Germany may have more joy as a result.

Even so, there's little between these sides, and England will take a lot of confidence from their tournament opener into this crucial second game. It's easy to see these two sides cancelling each other out in an even 90 minutes.

Prediction: England 1-1 Germany