Greece vs Germany Tips and Predictions AH LeVraiBouseuh

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Greece have recorded 3 wins, 4 draws and 3 losses in their last 10 matches, and have lingered in a sluggish run for quite a while since the current Nations League campaign started. Germany, on the other hand, hold a 6W-2D-2L record across their past 10 fixtures, but their recent performances have been underwhelming, with wildly fluctuating form even as they maintain a generally strong points-picking capacity. The two sides are fairly close in overall competitiveness right now, and Germany are currently troubled by a string of injuries and squad shortages that further level the playing field. Greece have delivered solid, impressive showings in their latest few outings, so the upcoming head-to-head will see two sides that are almost evenly matched. Even though Germany are widely considered to hold superior overall strength on paper, the actual game is very likely to play out as a tight 50-50 contest, with no distinct advantage for the German side at all. Looking at the recent 10-game for

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Christos Tzolis suffered a hamstring injury against the Netherlands and will miss out on Sunday. Expect Giorgos Masouras to replace him after impressing from the bench last time out. No further changes are expected from Ivan Jovanovic. Greece took a 2-0 lead into the second half against the Netherlands on Thursday and were heading for a third straight Nations League win before conceding twice after the break. Still, Ivan Jovanovic's side have taken seven points from a possible nine this tournament. Germany finally claimed their first win under new manager Jürgen Klopp during gameweek three of the Nations League, beating Serbia 2-0 on home turf. That result ended a four-match winless run for Die Mannschaft

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Team analysis Greece 7pts top of A2: W2 D1 unbeaten, 3:1 goals. Historic 1-0 win in Germany Sep 27 first ever vs Germany, plus 2-2 Netherlands. Avg 1.17 scored, 1.0 conceded. Mavropanos, Tsimikas, Pavlidis main. Germany 4pts 3rd, 3:3: lost 0-1 to Greece then beat Serbia 2-0. Klopp rotating squads, missing Musiala, Havertz, Gruda injured. Avg 4 goals/game this cycle but inconsistent.

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