Serbia vs Germany

In this competition, Serbia have struggled with four losses from four matches, scoring three and conceding eight. Germany have been more solid, with one win, two draws, and one loss, scoring three and conceding two. Their head-to-head history is evenly matched with one win each and a draw, averaging 1.7 goals per game.

Serbia's attacking midfielders, Andrija Živković and Luka Jović, have shown strong home scoring form, posing a threat to Germany's defence. Meanwhile, Germany's Felix Nmecha and Florian Wirtz provide goal-scoring threat from midfield, challenging Serbia's backline. Aleksa Terzić's attacking contributions from defence add width for Serbia, while Germany's recent defensive solidity, including a 50% clean sheet rate, suggests a tight contest. Both teams have full squads available, setting the stage for a competitive match.

The match is expected to be cagey in the first half, with a 0-0 scoreline at halftime. Both teams are likely to find the net in the second half, resulting in a 1-1 draw. The prediction reflects a balanced contest where neither side dominates, with four cards anticipated as the game heats up.

With key players in form and full squads available, Serbia and Germany are set for a closely fought encounter. Expect a tactical chess match with moments of attacking flair, culminating in a fair share of points for both sides.