Germany vs Serbia Prediction & Betting Tips

Form check: a Germany dip, a Serbia slump

Germany's broader sample looks solid: six wins from ten, only two defeats, and plenty of goals scored along the way. But the last two Nations League outings tell a different story, a draw away at Netherlands followed by a home defeat to Greece. That's a wobble worth noting even if the overall picture still favours them.

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Germany: 10 completed matches; Serbia: 6 completed matches.

Germany

10 matches

Win

60% 6 / 10

Draw

20% 2 / 10

Loss

20% 2 / 10

Scored

24

Conceded

12

Difference

+12

Serbia

6 matches

Win

16.7% 1 / 6

Draw

0% 0 / 6

Loss

83.3% 5 / 6

Scored

5

Conceded

16

Difference

-11

Serbia's numbers are much rougher. Just one win in six, five defeats, and sixteen goals conceded in that span. Heavy losses to Mexico, Cape Verde and Spain sit alongside back-to-back defeats in this very group, including a home loss to Greece and a home loss to Netherlands.

Serbia arrive with one of the shakier recent runs you'll see from a side at this level.

Comparative Team Statistics: Germany vs Serbia

Head-to-head history

There isn't much recent meeting history here, just two recorded games, a 1-1 friendly draw in 2019 and a narrow 1-0 Germany win at the 2010 World Cup. Both were tight, low-scoring affairs.

That history is old enough now that it says little about either side's current level, but it's a reminder these two haven't traditionally produced open, high-scoring matches.

Who's been involved

The player data here is limited to isolated appearances rather than a full team news picture. Adeyemi has provided an assist in a recent Germany outing, and Tadić has done the same for Serbia. Terzić picked up a yellow card in his most recent match.

Germany:

Best assist providers:

K. Adeyemi - 1

Serbia:

Best assist providers:

D. Tadić - 1

Penalty cards:

A. Terzić x 1

None of that amounts to confirmed selection information, just a snapshot of who's been contributing in the games we have on record.

How this one might unfold

Put the pieces together and Germany look the clearly stronger side over the last year, even accounting for their recent group stumble. Serbia's away form has been especially poor, with goals hard to come by and defeats piling up.

The low-scoring history between these two, combined with Serbia managing only five goals in their last six matches, points towards a game where clear-cut chances might not flow freely for the away side. Germany's home form has been inconsistent lately too, though, so this doesn't look like a guaranteed procession.