Fighting for their first win of the Jürgen Klopp era, Germany welcome a rising Greece side to the WWK Arena in Augsburg for a crucial UEFA Nations League A encounter on Sunday night. Both sides enter matchday two following dramatic opening fixtures, setting up a captivating battle in Group A2.Download Our MozzartSport App For More NewsDie Mannschaft were forced to settle for a point against the Netherlands earlier in the week after conceding a 92nd-minute equalizer, but return to home turf where they have won five consecutive competitive matches.##NAJAVA_MECA_9984773##Meanwhile, Greece enjoyed a last-minute triumph away in Serbia to start their campaign with three points, extending a strong run of form in Nations League competition as they look to build momentum under Ivan Jovanović.Kick-off: 9:45 PM (Kenyan Time), Sunday 27 SeptemberVenue: WWK Arena, AugsburgGroup: UEFA Nations League (League A, Group 2)Current standings: 1. Greece (3 pts), 2. Germany (1 pt), 3. Netherlands (1 pt), 4. Serbia (0 pts)Rio wants Man City stripped of titles: "Another trophy in the cabinet"Qualification implications: Germany need a victory to leapfrog Greece at the top of Group A2, while Greece can consolidate their surprise lead with another positive result on the road.Form GuideGermany➖ Draw vs Netherlands (1-1)❌ Loss vs Paraguay (1-1, lost on penalties)❌ Loss vs Ecuador (1-2)✅ Win vs Ivory Coast (2-1)✅ Win vs Curacao (7-1)Greece✅ Win vs Serbia (2-1)❌ Loss vs Italy (0-1)➖ Draw vs Sweden (2-2)➖ Draw vs Hungary (0-0)❌ Loss vs Paraguay (0-1)Head-to-Head (Last Five Meetings)Germany 2-1 Greece (2024 Friendly)Germany 4-2 Greece (2012 Euro Quarter-final)Germany 4-2 Greece (2001 World Cup Qualifying)Germany 2-0 Greece (2000 World Cup Qualifying)Germany 0-0 Greece (1980 European Championship)##NAJAVA_MECA_9984793##Team NewsGermany❌ Jamal Musiala – Thigh strain (out).❌ Kai Havertz – Knock / Muscle injury (out).🟢 Florian Wirtz and Jonathan Burkardt – Called into squad as replacements.Greece🟢 Vangelis Pavlidis and Anastasios Douvikas – Both available in attack.🟢 Full squad available with no fresh injuries reported.Clubs thinking of suing CityPlayer to Watch: Florian Wirtz (Germany)Florian Wirtz steps into the spotlight as Germany's chief playmaker following late injury withdrawals in attack, offering the creative spark needed to unlock a resolute Greek defence.The dynamic attacking midfielder possesses exceptional vision, tight ball control, and the ability to operate effectively between opponent lines. With new manager Jürgen Klopp seeking his first victory at the helm, Wirtz will be tasked with orchestrating Germany's central transitions and providing final-third incisiveness.If Greece attempt to sit deep and absorb pressure in Augsburg, Wirtz's creativity will be the primary weapon to break them down.🟢 Safe Bet (Low Risk)Both Teams to Score – Yes🟡 Smart Bet (Medium Risk)Germany to Win and Over 2.5 Goals🔴 Long Shot (High Risk)Germany to Win 2-1