England v Germany is always a big game and we’re excited to see how the match plays out between these two rivals. The sides met competitively at Euro 2020 where the Three Lions claimed a 2-0 win and Gareth Southgate’s side are marginal favourites to repeat that win against a Die Mannschaft team who are struggling for victories.
Indeed, Germany have been underwhelming at the previous two major tournaments and their only recorded Nations League win of the latest batch is a crazy 5-2 win over Italy where the team were actually leading the game by a 5-0 scoreline before conceding twice late on.
Flick will hope that his German side can be similarly attacking when lining up against an England outfit who might include Ivan Toney in the line-up, while Eric Dier has also been recalled to the squad and we’re likely to see Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope between the sticks in place of the injured Jordan Pickford.
We are likely to see both managers make plenty of changes for the clash and it could be worth backing a low-scoring draw considering that defensive organisation is going to be near the top of Southgate and Flick’s priority list. A 1-1 scoreline could be along the right lines when it comes to these two evenly-matched sides.