Betting Predictions
League A Group 3 winners Germany, fresh off the greatest triumph in the history of the men’s UEFA Nations League, will play Hungary on Tuesday night to wrap off the first phase.
On Saturday, Julian Nagelsmann’s team defeated Bosnia-Herzegovina 7-0 to secure first position in the group, while the Magyars will finish third after losing 4-0 to the Netherlands.
Head-to-Head
Hungary has struggled, having only experienced a win once in their first five European games, with two draws and two losses. After losing 5-0 to the Germans in their debut match, Hungary suffered their second loss in the Nations League with a humiliating 4-0 loss to the Netherlands in their most recent match.
Since the competition began in September, Germany has excelled. As a result of their great form, they defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 7-0 in their recent outing in the event as they top the Group A3 table with thirteen points in five outings in the European competition.
Team News
Joshua Kimmich had to be substituted out in the second half due to an ankle injury, and Jonathan Tah received a yellow card that would have resulted in suspension, so Saturday’s record-breaking triumph for Germany wasn’t without cost.
Although the defender’s anxiety has been downplayed by both Kimmich and Nagelsmann—the former has even stated that he wants to participate in the final group match—the Mannschaft manager will undoubtedly err on the side of caution by keeping a healthy and capable Benjamin Henrichs in reserve.
Nico Schlotterbeck, who recently returned from his own ban, should take Tah’s place in the center of defense. Sane, Serge Gnabry, Felix Nmecha, and Alexander Nubel should also gain from some unavoidable rotation.
Rossi’s team did not sustain any new injuries during their crushing defeat by the Dutch, and Hungary will get one of their own important defensive cogs, 61-cap Attila Fiola, back from a yellow-card suspension for the final group match.
Endre Botka and Bendeguz Bolla are vying to replace Loic Nego in the right wing-back position, while Parma’s young player Botond Balogh may move out of the backline upon Fiola’s return.
However, due to a knee injury, highly sought-after Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez had to leave the team, thus Zsolt Nagy should return to his position on the opposing side.
Odds by Betway
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Probable Line-Up
Hungary XI:
Dibusz; Fiola, Orban, Dardai; Bolla, A. Nagy, Schafer, Z. Nagy; Szoboszlai, Csoboth; Varga
Germany XI:
Nubel; Henrichs, Koch, Schlotterbeck, Gosens; Andrich, Nmecha; Gnabry, Brandt, Sane; Kleindienst
Verdict
Tip Germany to Win❌
Reason
If Nagelsmann decides to make many changes, the Magyars’ defense should provide the Germans a more difficult test than Bosnia-Herzegovina’s backline did, even if the Dutch did split the Hungarians open on Saturday.
But even a weaker German team, which would still have a frightening-looking attack, should easily defeat opponents who have nothing to lose.
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Reason
With promotion and first place guaranteed, Germany has little left to gain from this match, therefore head coach Julian Nagelsmann is probably going to make some changes to his starting lineup.
We foresee a more modest victory margin in Budapest as a result of Germany’s second string playing a disorganized game.
In their previous encounters with Hungary, Germany has triumphed 5-0 and 2-0, and a rematch of the latter scoreline is preferred because the visitors are unlikely to overindulge if they take a commanding lead.
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