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Serbia vs Germany Predictions, Picks & Odds – 13/11/2026

UEFA Nations League · 5
13 Nov 2026 Louis Hecq

Serbia vs Germany – Best bets of the match

Our prediction
2: Germany to win
1.29 on Betfred · Confidence High
Odds recorded on 11 Nov 2026 at 21:14 · Odds are subject to change
Competition: UEFA Nations League
Stage: League A, 5
Date: 13 Nov 2026
Time: 19:45 GMT

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Serbia's recent international form makes for grim reading. The hosts have lost their last two outings and managed only a single victory across their previous five fixtures, a run that includes a damaging 2-1 home defeat to Greece and the 2-0 reverse against Germany in Munich back in October. Confidence is low, and the task of turning things around against elite opposition on this stage looks a tall order.

Germany arrive in considerably better shape, carrying momentum from three consecutive wins in their last four matches. Jürgen Klopp continues to mould his squad with a blend of seasoned campaigners and emerging talent; the recall of Niclas Füllkrug, prolific with nine Bundesliga goals in eight appearances for Werder Bremen, adds firepower, while 17-year-old Wael Mohya's first senior call-up underlines the depth at Klopp's disposal.

Germany's superior form is the cornerstone of this prediction. Die Mannschaft have won three of their last five fixtures, including a comfortable 2-0 victory over Serbia in Munich. Jürgen Klopp's side carry genuine momentum, and the away win at 1.29 reflects their status as heavy favourites in this fixture.

Serbia, by contrast, have lost both of their recent outings and managed just one win across their last five internationals. That run includes a home defeat to Greece, highlighting persistent defensive vulnerabilities. Niclas Füllkrug's recall strengthens Germany's attacking options considerably, with nine Bundesliga goals already this term fuelling his confidence.

The recommendation is a German victory paired with over 2.5 goals at 1.40. Serbia's leaky backline should afford Klopp's forwards opportunities, while the hosts will need to push forward in search of points, leaving space on the counter. Both teams to score at 1.73 also warrants consideration given Serbia's desperation to find the net.

Trends to Know about Serbia vs Germany

  • Serbia lost four of last five
  • Germany boast three consecutive victories
  • Füllkrug's nine Bundesliga goals boost attack

Form & Statistics: Serbia vs Germany

Serbia

Recent form

LL
Wins0/2 (0%)
Draws0/2 (0%)
Losses2/2 (100%)

Season statistics (2)

0Total goals
0%Both teams score
0Goals scored
0Goals conceded

Germany

Recent form

DLWWW
Wins3/5 (60%)
Draws1/5 (20%)
Losses1/5 (20%)

Season statistics (5)

0Total goals
0%Both teams score
0Goals scored
0Goals conceded
StatisticSerbiaGermany
Last 5 results2L·3W 1D 1L
Avg goals scored0.0·0.0
Avg goals conceded0.0·0.0
Under 2.5 (last 5)0/2·1/5
Probable lineup

Lineups: Serbia vs Germany

Serbia

4-4-2
  1. 1 Vanja Milinkovic-Savic
  2. 2 Nikola Simic
  3. 3 Strahinja Pavlovic
  4. 4 Strahinja Erakovic
  5. 5 Filip Kostic
  6. 6 Andrija Zivkovic
  7. 7 Nemanja Maksimovic
  8. 8 Sergej Milinkovic-Savic
  9. 9 Sasa Lukic
  10. 10 Luka Jovic
  11. 11 Dusan Tadic
  • Dusan Vlahovic (Injury (reported for September 2026 international window, no update for November))
  • Mihailo Ivanovic (Injury (reported for September 2026 international window, no update for November))

Germany

2-5-3
  1. 1 Marc-André ter Stegen
  2. 2 Waldemar Anton
  3. 3 Malick Thiaw
  4. 4 Tom Bischof
  5. 5 Philipp Treu
  6. 6 Joshua Kimmich
  7. 7 Aleksandar Pavlovic
  8. 8 Lennart Karl
  9. 9 Kai Havertz
  10. 10 Florian Wirtz
  11. 11 Brajan Gruda
  • Jamal Musiala (Long-term injury)
  • Serge Gnabry (Long-term injury)

Low confidence

Both lineups carry a speculative tag here, so treat the projected shapes with appropriate caution. That said, if the selections hold, a 4-4-2 against a 2-5-3 promises a fascinating midfield contest, with Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and Joshua Kimmich likely to be central to how the tempo is set.

Serbia's double pivot will need to be disciplined against Germany's wide overloads, while Florian Wirtz drifting between the lines could prove the decisive factor in unlocking a compact home defensive block. Given the age of Serbia's projected lineup data, late changes remain a genuine possibility.

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What time is Serbia vs Germany?

Kickoff is scheduled for 19:45 on 13 November 2026 at a venue yet to be confirmed.

Where is Serbia vs Germany being played?

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