Germany - Belarus Prediction, Picks and Tips
An EM final round without Germany is unthinkable, even if manager Oliver Bierhoff is clearly positioned in terms of the power of the record European champion. At the moment, Germany is not one of the top European leagues and yet everything would have to get out of hand if the EURO 2020 were to go off without the Adlerträger. On Saturday, the DFB team met at home on the representation from Belarus. If we believe the bookmakers, then there can only be a clear home victory, which should be 99 percent likely to be synonymous with the direct qualification, even if it could theoretically still fail. In Group C, Holland and Germany are equally on top with 15 points each, and Oranje are in the lead because of their direct comparison. Northern Ireland follows with twelve points but has to play against the Dutch on Saturday. If the Northern Irish do not win and Germany gets three points, the qualification would be in the bag. The scenarios that could occur in the event of a German defeat are not discussed here. Only so much: Even if the team of Jogi Löw should slip down to third place, they still had the chance to earn the EM ticket as a follower in the playoffs of the Nations League. Before the kick-off between Germany and Belarus is the clear forecast: Jogi Löw and his players participate in the European Championship. Currently, however, it's also about getting the fans back on board. At the moment, the interest in the national team in Germany is a bit cold. A furious Saturday's success might spark a little euphoria. In fact, all experts assume that in the duel between Germany and Belarus only a tip on a home win prospects of success. We do not want to imagine what happens when the world champion of 2014 beats the underdog from Belarus. But it will hardly happen that far. The German football fans should adjust to a home win and then you will see if the EM ticket is solved, or whether the DFB footballers have to wait until Tuesday, when the final home game against Northern Ireland is pending. The kick-off for the European Championship qualifier between Germany and Belarus in the stadium in Borussia-Park of Mönchengladbach will take place on 16.11.2019 at 19:45.
The change in the German national team continues. However, Jogi Löw has always made it clear that the first step in the EURO 2020 must be completed, because it is the duty of the national coach to send a team into a tournament, which at least has prospects for the title there. At the moment, however, the DFB squad does not play the first fiddle in Europe. Nevertheless, Germany is always more than an outsider and on good days Toni Kroos, Manuel Neuer and Co. can compete with any team in the world. The weak year 2018 is ticked off. Overall, the results in 2019 were very satisfactory. In the last ten internationals Germany conceded only one defeat, namely the 2-4 in Hamburg against Holland. No one doubts the direct qualification for EURO 2020. Germany has everything in its own hands. In principle, a victory at home against Northern Ireland will suffice next Tuesday, no matter how the match will turn out against Belarus. If we look at the odds in the match between Germany and Belarus, a win against the East Europeans is a must. In October, the German team first entered in a friendly against Argentina, with both teams played with the second guard and separated with a 2: 2. They then won in Estonia in the European Championship qualifiers, despite an early place referrals for Emre Can, 3-0. Ilkay Gündogan with a double and Tobias Werner were the scorers. You should not worry about the German team in the European Championship qualification. All who still have slightly sweaty hands calms the national coach. Jogi Löw has clearly stated that Germany will win the two upcoming internationals and will start at EURO 2020. Nevertheless, he must continue to do without numerous players. For example, Emre Can will be missing locked. With Niklas Süle, Antonio Rüdiger, Marcel Halstenberg and Thilo Kehrer missing four defenders injured. In addition, Jonathan Tah and Niklas Stark could train only limited. With Marco Reus, Kai Havertz and Leroy Sane also three players are not available, which could provide accents on the offensive.
If you win as a Belarusian national team in a qualifying group with Holland and Germany and two tickets are awarded for the European Championship, then the odds are not very good that you can deny this qualification successfully. To solve the European Championship ticket on this way should have been pure utopia. With only four points, Belarus is behind in the standings. However, the group stage was just the overture to what's coming in March. Belarus will fight for a place at EURO 2020 in the Division D playoffs with the teams from North Macedonia, Kosovo and Georgia. Only then will it really be important for Belorussians. With the progress that the team has made in terms of the playoffs, the association bosses did not agree. After a defeat series Igor Kriushenko had to take his hat and was replaced by Mikhail Markhel, who was able to score a victory in Estonia immediately. Overall, the Belarusians have conceded in the last eight internationals six defeats, drew a draw and a victory. In October, however, Belarus honored the affair. A goalless draw at home to Estonia was a bit more, but in the ensuing duel against Holland the 1: 2 defeat of all honors was worth it. Although the Dutch made it 2-0 in the lead and came to almost 75 percent possession of the ball, but Belarus was able to shorten by Stanislav Dragun after all. Even if nobody wants to make a prediction in the match between Germany and Belarus, the team of Mikhail Markhel at least try to annoy the almost overpowering opponent a little bit. It is also a matter for the Belorussians to find the best formation for the playoffs, because only then will it be important for Belarus. In recent months, many players have been tested. The Belarussians are also undergoing a change. For the Belarusian legends Aliaksandr Hleb or Anton Putsila, therefore, there is no more room in the squad. Should it work with the European Championship qualifiers over the League of Nations, we can not rule out a comeback of the Altstars.
Our recommendation tip for Germany - Belarus : Over 3,5 goals @ 1.77