Analysis and prediction for Luxembourg vs Germany: A comfortable victory.
The World Cup qualifying match between Luxembourg and Germany will take place at 2:45 AM on November 15th. Nghe An newspapers, radio, and television will analyze form, provide football commentary, and predict the score.
Latest team news for Luxembourg vs Germany
Besides long-term absences like Kai Havertz and Jamal Musiala, Germany will also be without Nadiem Amiri, Niclas Fullkrug, and experienced center-back Antonio Rudiger for this month's matches.
Captain Joshua Kimmich is expected to continue playing at right-back, while Waldemar Anton could replace Nico Schlotterbeck – who is suffering from a minor injury – in the centre-back.
With Musiala still injured, Liverpool's Florian Wirtz is likely to continue his creative role behind striker Nick Woltemade – who scored the winning goal against Northern Ireland.
Serge Gnabry and Karim Adeyemi are two leading candidates for a forward position, but Leroy Sane – who was recently recalled – also has a chance. Young talents Said El Mala and Assan Ouedraogo hope to make their debuts from the bench.
On the Luxembourg side, the most notable absentee is NAC Breda defender Enes Mahmutovic due to an abdominal injury. Mica Pinto, Yvandro Borges, and Vincent Thill are also unavailable.
Good news for the home side is that Carlson will return after serving a one-match suspension for a red card against Germany and could start on the left side of the four-man defense.
Aiman Dardari of Augsburg – who scored Luxembourg's only goal in the qualifiers – could lead the attack, supported by two players currently playing in Germany: Mathias Olesen of Greuther Furth and Danel Sinani of St Pauli.
Latest predicted lineups for Luxembourg vs Germany
Luxembourg:
Morris; Jans, M. Martins, Korac, Carlson; Olesen; Sinani, C. Martins, Barreiro, Moreira; Dardari
Virtue:
Baumann; Kimmich, Tah, Anton, Raum; Pavlovic, Goretzka; Gnabry, Wirtz, Adeyemi; Woltemade
Latest football match prediction: Luxembourg vs Germany
After a rare start in the qualifying round with a defeat, Germany quickly regained their footing in Group A with three consecutive wins to take the lead – most recently a victory over Northern Ireland in Belfast.
Julian Nagelsmann's team is ahead of Slovakia on goal difference. They will be guaranteed a top-two finish if they win on Friday and Northern Ireland don't beat Slovakia – or if they draw and Northern Ireland lose.
However, dropping points in any match this month could see Germany fall into the playoff group, as only the group winners qualify directly for the Open World Cup finals.
Before their crucial match against Slovakia on Monday, Germany need to complete their task against Luxembourg – one of the weakest teams in Europe – in Luxembourg City.
Nagelsmann has only 14 wins in 26 matches managing the national team, and he certainly expects to secure another victory against an opponent Germany beat 4-0 in the first leg last month.
Facing an opponent reduced to 10 men for just over an hour, captain Joshua Kimmich scored a brace, and Germany are now aiming for four consecutive wins since their defeat against Slovakia.
Luxembourg have so far lost all four official matches against Germany, conceding a total of 20 goals, and they only managed to limit the number of goals conceded when Dirk Carlson was sent off in the first leg back in October.
Three days later, Luxembourg lost 0-2 to Slovakia. They still have no points in Group A.
With the bottom of the table certain, Jeff Strasser's team is playing for pride at the end of another unsuccessful qualifying campaign.
Luxembourg waited 11 official matches for a win, and they have just dropped to 97th in the world according to the FIFA rankings.
With two matches remaining – after the game against Germany, they will travel to Belfast – the most realistic goal is to try and score their second goal of this qualifying campaign.
Latest Luxembourg vs Germany score prediction
Based on the above football analysis, we and leading football websites worldwide have provided our predictions for the match.Luxembourg vs Germanyas follows:
- Sportsmole:Luxembourg 0-3 Germany
- WhoScore:Luxembourg 1-3 Germany
- We predict:Luxembourg 0-3 Germany
When and where can I watch Luxembourg vs Germany live?
To watch the Luxembourg vs Germany match live in the World Cup qualifiers at 2:45 AM on November 15th, viewers can tune in to the following channels:K+ Sport,K+PMor online sports channels. We hope you enjoy watching football.
