Germany vs Serbia – prediction, preview & betting tips – 01/10/2026
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Over 1.5 Goals for Germany

Germany have scored at least two goals in five of their last six away games

Germany will look to win for the first time in the 2026-27 UEFA Nations League A on Thursday, when they welcome Serbia to Allianz Arena.

Jurgen Klopp's hosts suffered a 1-0 defeat to Greece on Sunday, and they come into their third fixture of the Nations League in third with one point, whereas Serbia are last with no points.

Read our prediction, preview and betting tips for the game below, and make sure to check out our today's betting tips page for more of our expert predictions.

Germany vs Serbia key stats

  • Germany have scored at least two goals in five of their past six away matches.
  • Serbia have failed to score in four of their last seven away games.
  • Florian Wirtz has 10 assists in his last 23 games for Germany.

Germany vs Serbia preview: Jurgen Klopp still searching for his first win

Germany vs Serbia — Tale of the Tape

Germany vs Serbia
3rdPosition (Nations League)4th
1Points0
1Goals For2
2Goals Against4
0Clean Sheets0
3rdHome / Away Rank4th

Klopp's time in the Germany dugout has not started in the best manner, with the head coach drawing with Netherlands 1-1, before suffering a 1-0 loss to Greece on the weekend.

The former Liverpool manager has stressed the importance of patience, insisting that he would rather endure a difficult start than a poor end in the dugout.

There are a number of issues in the national team, with Die Nationalelf struggling to control games without the ball.

Klopp took the unusual approach of naming 44 players in his squad for the three-week international break, though that may benefit him in the months to come as he will have had a chance to assess the suitability of a wide roster of stars.

If changes are made as expected, then it would not be surprising to see the likes of Malick Thiaw and Waldemar Anton come into the backline.

Serbia frustrated the Dutch for extended periods, but they struggled to consistently produce any chances, and they can have no complaints with their 2-1 defeat on Sunday.

That loss was the nation's fourth consecutive defeat in all competitions, and they have also lost each of their past three clashes with European opponents.

A win for the visitors would extend their unbeaten record against their hosts to three games, with Serbia having won one and drawn one of their last two meetings with Germany.

Boss Veljko Paunovic is set to field Lika Jovic as the team's number nine after he found the back of the net against the Netherlands.

Germany vs Serbia preview form guide & betting tips

Germany vs Serbia — Last 5 Form Guide
Germany vs Serbia
DL Nations League Form LL
1Points0
N/AForm TableN/A
1Goals For2
1Goals Against4
W L L D L
Form (All Comps)
W L L L L

Whispers predicts: Germany 2-0 Serbia

Despite Germany's issues, the bookmaker's view them as favourites, pricing a home victory at 2/9 (1.22).

Germany have scored at least two goals in five of their past six away matches, and that could make betting Over 1.5 Goals for Germany at 2/7 (1.29) the way to go.

Serbia have failed to score in four of their last seven away games, so predicting Under 0.5 Goals for Serbia at 19/20 (1.95) may make sense.

Florian Wirtz has struggled for Liverpool, but he is often a creative spark for Germany, and it may be wise to back Florian Wirtz to Assist at 7/4 (2.15).

📈 Germany vs. Serbia preview — Whispers' Tips

> Over 1.5 Goals for Germany at 2/7 (1.29) | Likelihood: Probable

> Under 0.5 Goals for Serbia at 19/20 (1.95) | Likelihood: Possible

> Florian Wirtz to Assist at 7/4 (2.15) | Likelihood: Possible


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