Germany are under pressure to pick up all three points heading into their penultimate 2026-27 UEFA Nations League group fixture against Serbia .
Jurgen Klopp‘s side are third in Group A2, three points behind second-placed Greece, while Serbia are at the bottom on zero points and cannot qualify for the quarter-finals.
There is no getting away from the fact that it has been a tough UEFA Nations League campaign for Serbia, with the national side losing all four of their fixtures in Group A2.
Serbia have lost each of their last six matches in all competitions, while they have only won once since the end of 2025, so it has been a tough period.
Serbia have faced Germany on four previous occasions, boasting a record of one win, one draw and two defeats, with their victory coming in the group stage of the 2010 World Cup.
Germany will know the importance of picking up all three points in this match if they are to stand a chance of securing a top-two spot and advancing to the quarter-finals.
Klopp’s side have a record of one win, two draws and one defeat from four games in the section, and they are three points off both second-placed Greece and leaders Netherlands with two matches left.
Kai Havertz has scored 25 times for Germany and is once again expected to feature through the middle, while Florian Wirtz could also be in line for a starting role on Friday.
Germany have been far from convincing in this Nations League tournament, but Serbia have also struggled, and we are backing Klopp’s side to secure a valuable three points.
Credit: sportsmole.co.uk
FIXTURES
League A – Group 2
Netherlands 19:45 Greece
League B – Group 1
Scotland 19:45 North Macedonia
League C – Group 3
Slovakia 19:45 Faroe Islands
League C – Group 4
Bulgaria 19:45 Iceland
League D – Group 1
Andorra 19:45 Gibraltar
League D – Group 2
Liechtenstein 19:45 Azerbaijan
