Germany Vs Northern Ireland 19 November 2019

Sports news - Get €5 FreeBet - In tonight’s clash, Germany will try to win the top spot in the Euro 2020 qualifying group as Northern Ireland is coming to Commerzbank-Arena in Frankfurt. Die Mannschaft should better the Netherlands' performance against Estonia to finish the top. The good thing for Germany is that they seem to be already through: The Nationalmannschaft have qualification by defeating Belarus on Saturday while the Netherlands acquired a 0-0 draw with Northern Ireland. The bad news, indeed, is that Germany is still overwhelmed by numerous injuries to the main players. The team has acquired a very slight consistency during the current season of Euro 2020 qualifying campaign. Löw would need to balance the need to grant his players some knowledge with one another on the pitch, before they separate their ways again until March, against the need to give some more newcomers a chance. Another, less important problem that might be on his nerves is the poor presence that has shadowed Germany (rightly) after their terrible 2018 World Cup campaign.

Northern Ireland's Euro 2020 qualifying expectations suffered a main hindrance as they were defeated by Germany by 2-0 in a lively qualifier at Windsor Park. Marcel Halstenberg's arresting half-volley early in the second half and a stoppage-time objective by Serge Gnabry gave Joachim Low's men win. Germany go top of Group C, above Northern Ireland on goal difference. Conor Washington wasted two gilt-edged opportunities for the home side and Stuart Dallas also went close. NI keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell made secured some good saves as Germany dominated the second half and Steven Davis became Northern Ireland's most covered outfield player with 113 appearances. Northern Ireland exhibited a spirited display but now face a difficult struggle to succeed for the second successive Euro finals after meeting the eighth consecutive defeat in matches against Germany.