Germany vs New Zealand, men's hockey, Rio 2016 Olympics quarter-final: How to watch live on TV, mobile and online

Germany take on New Zealand in the fourth quarter-final on Sunday (14 August).

Where to watch live

The match starts at 12.30am BST (Early Monday morning). The hockey matches of the Rio 2016 Olympics will be telecast live on BBC One, BBC Four and Red Button in the United Kingdom. In addition to this, there will be up to 24 HD video streams to follow the event on desktop, mobile and tablet.

Below is a list of all Olympics 2016 Hockey broadcastersfrom across the world.

Overview

Group B Table toppers and the only unbeaten team in the tournament, Germany, looked a class apart in the group stages, winning four and drawing one out of the five games they played. The reigning Olympic champions come into this clash on the back of a 2-1 win over the Netherlands and look like the team to beat in the Rio summer games.

In Florian Fuchs and midfielder Moritz Furste, Germany have two players who are at the top of their game at the moment and with their squad boasting five players who won gold at London 2012, they have one of the more experienced teams in the tournament.

The Germans are the favourites not only to win this game but also the tournament, and it will take a brilliant performance from the opposition to deny them a place in the semi-final.

New Zealand are the lowest ranked side in the quarter-final stage and qualified for the knock-out after finishing in the fourth place with seven points from five games. The Kiwis who caused one of the biggest upsets of the tournament when they beat Belgium 3-1 in their last game on 12 August are not expected to trouble Germany.

However, history has shown that predictions in global competitions are quite tough to predict as all it takes is one moment to change the course of a game. New Zealand will be hoping that the tide turns in their favour as they look to win their first Olympic medal since 1976.

Team news

Germany

Goalkeepers: Nicolas Jacobi, Tobias Walter

Defenders: Martin Haner, Timm Herzbruch, Florian Fuchs, Jan Philipp

Midfielders: Oskar Deecke, Constantin Staib, Tobias Haucke, Tom Grambusch, Pilt Arnold,

Forwards: Oliver Korn, Martin Zwicker, Benedikt Furk, Moritz Rothlander, Marco Miltkau

New Zealand

Goalkeepers: Devon Manchester, Kyle Pontifex

Defenders: Cory Bennett, Nick Haig, Kane Russell, Alex Shaw, Bradley Shaw, Blair Tarrant

Midfielders: Ryan Archibald, Shea McAleese, George Muir, Arun Panchia, Nick Ross, Nic Woods

Forwards: Marcus Child, Simon Child, James Coughlan, Blair Hilton, Hugo Inglis, Stephen Jenness, Shay Neal, Dominic Newman, Jared Panchia, Jacob Smith, Nick Wilson.

Below is a list of TV channels that would air the game around the world: