UEFA Nations League Serbia 13 Nov 2026 19:45 Germany Prediction: Germany to win 1.29 View Odds > Pick your prediction SerbiaDraw Germany Serbia vs Germany Prediction & Betting Tips – 13/11/2026 13 Nov 2026 Louis HecqSerbia host Germany on 13 November 2026 in a League A fixture with significant consequences for both sides' Nations League campaigns. The reverse meeting in Munich ended 2-0 in Germany's favour, and Jürgen Klopp's men currently occupy third place in the group, needing points to secure progression. For Serbia, recent results have been grim, with four defeats in their last five internationals leaving them staring at potential relegation from the top tier. A hostile home atmosphere could provide a spark, but the quality gap between these two squads appears considerable. Our prediction 2: Germany to win 1.29 on Betfred · Confidence High Odds recorded on 11 Nov 2026 at 20:15 · Odds are subject to change Recommended Bets BetfredWilliam HillMatchbook Serbia to win9.008.5010.00BTTS Yes1.731.671.78 Odds recorded on 11 Nov 2026 at 20:15 · Odds are subject to changeMatch AnalysisGermany arrive as commanding favorites at 1.29, backed by a 72% confidence rating and a squad featuring Wirtz, Havertz, and a recalled Füllkrug. Klopp's side already dismantled Serbia 2-0 in Munich, demonstrating clear structural superiority.2-0 win over Serbia in the reverse fixture confirms Germany's head-to-head dominance this cycle.Niclas Füllkrug recalled after scoring 9 Bundesliga goals in 8 games, adding clinical depth up front.Wirtz and Havertz retained in attack, giving Germany a technically elite forward spine despite absences.Kimmich and Pavlovic anchor a midfield that outclasses Serbia's available options in every technical metric.Serbia face a steep climb at 9.00, entering this match with just 1 win in their last 5 internationals and key absences ravaging their squad. Without Vlahovic and Ivanovic, the hosts lack the firepower to threaten a disciplined German backline.1W in last 5 internationals, including three consecutive losses entering this window.Vlahovic and Ivanovic both absent, leaving Jovic and Tadic as an undermanned attacking partnership.Conceded 2 goals without reply against Germany in October, exposing defensive vulnerabilities at home.Key point: With Serbia's attack severely depleted and Germany's backline keeping a clean sheet in Munich, the double chance covering an away win or draw pairs well with cautious staking on 1.29. 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 Probable lineup Lineups: Serbia vs Germany Serbia4-4-2Starters1 Vanja Milinkovic-Savic2 Nikola Simic3 Strahinja Pavlovic4 Strahinja Erakovic5 Filip Kostic6 Andrija Zivkovic7 Nemanja Maksimovic8 Sergej Milinkovic-Savic9 Sasa Lukic10 Luka Jovic11 Dusan TadicAbsentDusan 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))Germany2-5-3Starters1 Marc-André ter Stegen2 Waldemar Anton3 Malick Thiaw4 Tom Bischof5 Philipp Treu6 Joshua Kimmich7 Aleksandar Pavlovic8 Lennart Karl9 Kai Havertz10 Florian Wirtz11 Brajan GrudaAbsentJamal Musiala (Long-term injury)Serge Gnabry (Long-term injury) Low confidenceBoth lineups carry a speculative tag here, so treat the projected shapes with appropriate caution. That said, if the selections hold, this shapes up as a 4-4-2 versus a 2-5-3, a genuinely unusual clash of structures that would hand Germany considerable width and numerical superiority through the middle of the pitch.For Serbia, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic remains the creative fulcrum in a compact midfield block, while Germany's attacking intent looks clear with Florian Wirtz operating in a fluid front three. Given both XIs are drawn from single, relatively dated sources, the actual tactical picture on the night may differ considerably. Odds comparison BetfredWilliam HillMatchbookCoralLadbrokesVirgin Bet Serbia to win9.008.5010.006.506.509.00Draw6.005.806.802.872.875.60Germany to win1.291.251.281.651.651.26Under 2.5·2.80·2.752.753.00BTTS Yes1.731.671.781.751.731.65 Odds recorded on 11 Nov 2026 at 20:15 · Odds are subject to changeOur VerdictGermany at 1.29 represents the standout selection here. Serbia's dire recent record, with just one win from their last five internationals, contrasts sharply with a German side boasting three consecutive victories under Klopp. The reverse fixture ended 2-0 in Munich, and little suggests Serbia can reverse that outcome. Niclas Füllkrug's prolific Bundesliga form adds further firepower. For secondary interest, over 2.5 goals at 1.40 appeals given Germany's attacking depth. Our prediction: Germany win.Questo articolo è a scopo informativo e non costituisce una raccomandazione di gioco.Competition: UEFA Nations LeagueStage: League A, 5Date: 13 Nov 2026Time: 19:45 GMTFrequently Asked QuestionsWhat is the best bet for Serbia vs Germany?The best bet here is a Germany away win at 1.29. With Serbia missing Vlahovic and struggling for form across their last five internationals, and Germany boasting a clinical forward line featuring Wirtz, Havertz, and a recalled Füllkrug, the visitors carry clear quality throughout the pitch. Our model backs this outcome with 72% confidence.What time does Serbia vs Germany kick off?Serbia vs Germany kicks off at 19:45 UTC on Friday, 13th November 2026. The match is a UEFA Nations League League A fixture. The venue has not been confirmed in the available data, though the match is expected to be played at a stadium in Serbia, with Belgrade's Rajko Mitić Stadium the most likely host.Where can I watch Serbia vs Germany on TV?Broadcast details for Serbia vs Germany have not been confirmed in the available data. Supporters in the United Kingdom should check listings from broadcasters such as Channel 4, TNT Sports, or the BBC, all of whom have previously held rights to UEFA Nations League fixtures. Checking your local television guide closer to kickoff is strongly advised.What is Serbia's recent record against Germany?The only confirmed meeting between the two sides in the current dataset saw Germany defeat Serbia 2-0 in Munich in October 2026, during the reverse Nations League fixture. That result reflects Serbia's broader difficulties, with Dragan Stojković's side winning just one of their last five internationals, underlining Germany's firm superiority in recent head-to-head encounters.The post Serbia vs Germany Prediction & Betting Tips – 13/11/2026 appeared first on The Football Faithful.