Germany are third in Nations League Group A2 after taking eight points from their opening five games
The Netherlands are top, sitting three points above these opponents as well as Greece
Germany have won only two of the last six head-to-heads
Germany’s sluggish start to life under Jurgen Klopp means they need to beat the Netherlands or better Greece’s result to reach the Nations League quarter-finals, although there is every chance they fail to achieve the first task in that list.
The Netherlands will be full of confidence after hammering a very good Greek side 7-0 on Friday and the group leaders may very well continue their fine form in Berlin.
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Key Stats
The Netherlands have gone 10 games without losing in 90 minutes
Germany have managed only two wins in seven matches
Both teams to score has been a winning bet in seven of Die Mannschaft’s last 10 games
The Oranje have kept only one clean sheet in their last 13 outings
Germany have lost three of their last four home matches against sides ranked inside the FIFA top 50
The Netherlands are unbeaten in six away games, winning four
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Germany have no fresh injury concerns. Nathaniel Brown, Felix Nmecha and Niclas Fullkrug are among those who could come in if Klopp opts to change things up.
Netherlands boss Xavi also has the same squad from Friday at his disposal. He is unlikely to make too many changes given the nature of their result.
Need to Know
A trip to Berlin is never easy but the Netherlands have got the taste for picking up positive results on the road and definitely have the talent to ensure home advantage does not count.
Their most recent away loss came in 2024, eight games ago, although Germany will be quick to point out that they were the ones to inflict that defeat.
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Prediction
Xavi seems to have got to grips with his Dutch squad better than Klopp has done with the Germans, so a shade of odds-on for the Netherlands to pick up at least a point in Berlin looks good value.
The Oranje were unlucky not to win the reverse fixture, winning the expected-goals battle 3.18-1.45 in a 1-1 draw, and they will be full of confidence after dismantling Greece.
Virgil van Dijk’s absence will make shutting Germany out hard, however. Klopp’s side created plenty of chances in Friday’s Belgrade success, racking up 22 shots, and have scored an impressive 21 goals in seven home matches.
The visitors do still have the talent to outscore their hosts, though, with former Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders having to be rated one of their biggest threats after his hat-trick against Greece.
Germany’s own midfield is not blessed with pace, meaning Reijnders’ knack for arriving in the box at the right time could prove useful as the hosts struggle to track his runs. The dangerous Dutchman is a nice price to make it 12 goals in 16 appearances for club or country.
