Germany World Cup Song 2026: Die Mannschaft

Die Mannschaft is FootyTracks' Germany anthem for World Cup 2026. Built on a German drill and Deutschrap beat with English vocals, the hook is a roll-call of the national team's biggest names, Musiala, Wirtz, Sané, Havertz, Kimmich and Neuer, chanted over an "oh-oh-oh, Deutschland" terrace hook. The lyrics freeze Germany's group stage in time: Sané striking inside two minutes, Ecuador clawing two goals back, and Die Mannschaft finishing top of the group with a knockout tie against Paraguay waiting.

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Germany World Cup Song 2026: Die Mannschaft Lyrics

Musiala, Wirtz, Sané, Havertz (oh-oh-oh, Deutschland) Black, red and gold, putting in work Musiala, Wirtz, Sané, Havertz (oh-oh-oh, Deutschland) Kimmich and Neuer, defending the turf Sané struck the second minute, lightning off the break Ecuador clawed two back but the top spot was safe (Oh-oh-oh, Deutschland) Wounded in the group but they finished it first Paraguay next, time to bury the hurt Musiala on the ball, leaving defenders on the floor Wirtz finds the pocket, Havertz hungry to score (Oh-oh-oh, Deutschland) Neuer keeps it locked, Kimmich dictates the play Knockout football now, no second chance from today Knockout football, no replay tonight Win or go home, every man in the fight Havertz, Musiala, the spark and the bite (Deutschland, Deutschland) Beat drop now, Germany ignite

FAQ

What is Germany's World Cup song?

Die Mannschaft is FootyTracks' Germany anthem for World Cup 2026: a German drill track rolling through Musiala, Wirtz, Sané, Havertz, Kimmich and Neuer over an "oh-oh-oh, Deutschland" hook. The full lyrics are on this page.

Where can I find the Germany World Cup song lyrics?

Right here on this page, under the video. Every FootyTracks song page carries the complete lyrics.

What does Die Mannschaft mean?

"The Team" in German. The DFB introduced it as the men's national team's brand name in 2015 and retired it in 2022 after fans rejected it, putting "Deutschland" on the kits instead. Fans and commentators still use it, which is why the anthem carries it as a title.

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