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Germany faces the risk of being eliminated from the UEFA Nations League quarterfinal race if it cannot secure a win against Serbia away from home this Friday.
Die Mannschaft claimed just one victory in four matches under new head coach Jürgen Klopp during the September-October international break, though that result was a convincing 2–0 win over Serbia, with goals from Tom Bischof and Florian Wirtz.
Currently sitting third in Group 2 of League A and three points behind both Greece and the Netherlands, Germany understands that a win in Belgrade is virtually a necessity. Should it fall to defeat while the Dutch avoid losing on Matchday 5, Germany will be shut out of the quarterfinals and could even face the unthinkable prospect of relegation to League B.
Fortunately for the four-time world champions, Serbia has been the group's weakest side so far. Having suffered losses to the Netherlands (twice) and Greece, in addition to their defeat against Germany, Veljko Paunović's squad is aware that failure to win their next match will result in relegation.
Here's everything you need to know about watching the match at the Rajko Mitić Stadium.
What Time Does Serbia vs. Germany Kick Off?
How to Watch Serbia vs. Germany on TV, Live Stream
US viewers have three options available: ViX, Tubi, and fuboTV, while Canadian audiences can tune in via fuboTV or DAZN.
Fans in Mexico can choose between Sky Sports and izzi to catch the action.
Viewers in the United Kingdom can access the match on Amazon Prime Video for £2.49.
Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
United States | fuboTV, Fubo Sports Network, ViX, Tubi |
Canada | DAZN Canada, fuboTV Canada |
Mexico | Sky Sports Mexico, Sky+, izzi |
United Kingdom | Amazon Prime Video |
What's Next for Serbia, Germany?
Germany will face its longstanding rival the Netherlands in its final Nations League group stage match next Monday, with the first encounter ending in a 1–1 draw during Klopp's managerial debut, after a late equalizer from his former Liverpool star Cody Gakpo.
The final matchday may prove irrelevant for Serbia, as the team can no longer qualify for the quarterfinals regardless of Friday's result. Nevertheless, its fixture against Greece could carry major consequences for the hosts, who would secure a quarterfinal berth by collecting four points from their remaining two group matches.