Germany v England betting tips: Three Lions seek improvement

Germany must cut out mistakes

Germany were knocked out of the European Championship after losing 2-0 to England at Wembley 12 months ago but are 6/5 to get some revenge with victory here.

They are building some some decent momentum ahead of the World Cup, having won their last seven qualifiers and then beating Israel before drawing 1-1 away to both the Netherlands and Italy.

Last time out against Germany…

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— England (@England) June 6, 2022

They dominated possession against Italy but went behind in the 70th minute before quickly equalising through Joshua Kimmich.

Italy made plenty of changes to the team that lost to Argentina a few days earlier at Wembley though and Germany were left disappointed with their failure to leave Bologna with all three points.

Kimmich said: “Italy is in transition, that’s why we really wanted to win. We didn’t manage to bring our game onto the pitch and didn’t have the intensity that people are used to from us. Against England, we have to be calmer and not make quite so many mistakes.”

This looks a tough game to call and there are a few decent options for punters happy to sit on the fence with Germany v England betting tips.

A goal in both halves and a draw is priced at 11/2 while both teams to score, over 2.5 goals and either team to win is 7/4.

It should be noted though that the first half has been goalless in the last three Germany v England meetings and that run is 29/20 to continue.

Abraham may get chance to shine

Southgate has some useful attacking options if he chooses to rotate his squad as expected.

Harry Kane played the full 90 minutes against Hungary so Tammy Abraham could replace him up front.

The former Chelsea striker has had an impressive season with Roma and is 21/10 to find the net in Munich or 5/1 to open the scoring.

Work to be done. Next one England on Tuesday🤞🏾 #Hustle #AlwaysBelieve #NationsLeague pic.twitter.com/LBEUuI4kVa

— Antonio Rüdiger (@ToniRuediger) June 4, 2022

Bukayo Saka was introduced at half-time in Budapest and Jack Grealish was sent on just after the hour so both could start, while Raheem Sterling has had a few days to recover from illness.

Germany’s team could feature several Premier League stars including Ilkay Gundogan and Timo Werner, but the biggest threat may be Kai Havertz.

The Chelsea man came on as a second-half substitute against Italy and looks a good option to score first at 6/1 for Germany v England betting tips.

Germany v England team news

Justin looks likely to be absent after injury meant he sat out England’s training session on the eve of the match, having been withdrawn at half-time in Hungary with a calf complaint.

Defenders Fikayo Tomori and Marc Guehi were part of the 24-man training Group on Monday, having missed the Hungary match with knocks.

Phil Foden has not travelled for the two away Nations League matches after testing positive for Covid-19.

Marco Reus will be absent for Germany having only just linked up with the group.

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