Luxembourg vs Germany prediction: EUROPE: World Cup – Qualification betting tips on match 2025-11-13 19:45.
[p]Luxembourg head into their penultimate game of a miserable World Cup Qualification (WCQ) campaign without a point to their name, and things get no easier as they host four-time world champions Germany. [/p]
[p]Match News and Current Form[/p]
[p]Luxembourg may never have previously qualified for a major tournament, yet this WCQ cycle has been particularly disappointing having lost all four matches with just one goal to their name. Defeats in their next two games would see the Red Lions go pointless in a WCQ campaign for the first time since the 2006 cycle, and as they’ve won just once against any opponent since March 2024 (D3, L11), history looks likely to repeat itself here. At home is where they’re most likely to spring an upset, as they’ve avoided defeat in half of their last six fixtures here (W1, D2).[/p]
[p]Germany summit Group A (W3, L1) yet their position is far from comfortable with Slovakia joining them on nine points, while Northern Ireland sit just three points further back. A matchday six meeting with Slovakia means that Julian Nagelsmann’s men cannot afford a slip up here, and recent form on the road suggests that Germany are unlikely to fall to one as they’ve lost just one of their last seven away games (W4, D2). That one defeat was in this WCQ cycle against Slovakia, though that’s the only WCQ away loss they’ve ever suffered![/p]
[p]Head-to-Head History[/p]
[p]Germany have won the last four H2Hs by a combined 22-0 scoreline, with that sequence including a pair of 7-0 victories. Luxembourg have only ever beaten Germany once (L12).[/p]
[p]Hot Stats and Streaks[/p]
[p]Just one of Luxembourg’s last six matches saw both teams score. [/p]
[p]Luxembourg have lost just one of their last 14 home games by a 2+ goal margin.[/p]
[p]Germany have scored over 1.5 first-half goals in just one of their last six matches. [/p]
[p]There have been under 3.5 goals in seven of Germany’s last eight away matches. [/p]
[p]Key Players to Watch and Missing Players[/p]
[p]Luxembourg’s Danel Sinani often makes an impact as the game wears on, having scored four of his last five international goals after half-time. Germany captain Joshua Kimmich netted a brace in last month’s reverse fixture (W 4-0), and his name appearing on the scoresheet usually means fireworks with there being over 3.5 goals in each of his last five international goalscoring outings. [/p]
[p]Luxembourg seem to have a full complement of players to choose from, while Germany are without long-term absentees Kai Havertz, Jamal Musiala, Antonio Rüdiger and Marc-André ter Stegen. [/p]
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[p]Betting Analysis[/p]
[p]Luxembourg’s recent matches haven’t been littered with corners, so continuing their recent trend where there’s been under 8.5 corners in four of their last five games might be a smart bet.[/p]
[p][i]Author: Peter Stavrinou[/i][/p]