Germany vs Greece

Germany host Greece in League A of the UEFA Nations League on Sunday, 27 September 2026 at WWK Arena in Augsburg, with the visiting side entering matchweek two at the top of Group 2.

Greece take three points from Serbia

Greece opened their Nations League campaign with a 2-1 away victory against Serbia on 24 September 2026. That result placed them first in Group 2 with three points and a plus-one goal difference from their sole outing. The attacking unit featured Brighton forward Charalampos Kostoulas and Arsenal winger Christos Tzolis, giving the away side an early lead in the standings ahead of their trip to Augsburg.

Germany draw in Amsterdam under Klopp

Germany sit second in the group with one point after opening with a 1-1 draw away to the Netherlands on 24 September 2026. National coach Jürgen Klopp selected a 44-man group split into two separate squads for this four-match window, retaining Joshua Kimmich as captain in midfield and deploying Marc-André ter Stegen in goal for this opening pair of fixtures.

Kai Havertz leads Germany's attack with three goals across all competitions this season. Across their last five matches with recorded performance data, Germany produced 1.93 expected goals per game while conceding an average of 1.30 expected goals.

Our model firmly expects a Germany win

Our model firmly expects a Germany win. Although Greece earned an opening victory on the road in Serbia, Germany's chance creation rate of 1.93 expected goals per game and superior squad depth in Augsburg provide the foundation for the home selection.