Hungary vs Germany: Prediction Odds & Betting Tips, 11/06/22, Team News and Lineups

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Hungary vs Germany Free Predictions and Betting Tips

Bookmaker Ratings prediction one: Germany to win – 1.45

Bookmaker Ratings prediction two: Over 2/2.5 goals – 1.68

Bookmaker Ratings prediction three: Hungary total goals under 0.5/1 goal – 1.59

Germany to Win

Despite the fact that Germany drew their last three fixtures, two in the Nations League and on a friendly, they are still favorites to win this match. To justify, Germany won seven of their last ten fixtures and thus have a 70% chance of winning.

Over 2/2.5 Goals

Usually, this fixture produces two or more goals as was the case in all of their eight meetings. Moreover, Germany’s last 14 games in all competitions produced the same number of goals.

Hungary Total Goals Under 0.5/1 Goal

In their last ten games, Hungary are averaging 1.20 goals per game. Nonetheless, the Hungarians while playing against a top ten ranked team scored one or fewer goals, as was the case in their last four outings against such opposition.

Preliminary Review and Match Prediction for Hungary vs Germany

Hungary did extremely well in their opening game of the UEFA Nations League. In fact, the Magyars beat England in a huge upset for Derek Southgate’s team. However, in the second round, they traveled to Italy and gave in to a resurgent young Italy side.

Italian coach Marco Rossi will be happy with his team’s performance though as they troubled the Italians on many occasions. To illustrate, Hungary had 14 goal attempts five of them on target, almost the same as their hosts. Certainly, last year’s draw with Germany in the Euro 2020 will give the Magyars a boost as they look to beat the Germans for the first time since 2004.

Germany meanwhile have now drawn their last three matches including a friendly against the Netherlands in March. After being eliminated in the last 16 at the Euros by England, Germany appointed Hans Flick in place of Jurgen Low as a long era of German football came to an end.

Hans flick had an immediate positive impact on the team as they went on to win their next eight games in the WCQ and finished top of their group. However, difficulties against top teams continue to emerge as Flick and his team will travel to Budapest in search of their first win in the current Nations League.