Germany v Poland predictions, tips, lineups and free bets (Euro 2016 qualifiers - 4.9.2015)

Thursday, 03 September 2015 18:24
Written by David Bet

Current World Champions Germany will measure forces with their neighbours Poland at Frankfurt Stadion for the Euro 2016 Qualifying match. You can't miss our Germany v Poland match preview with betting tips, predictions, enhanced odds, probable lineups, bookie bonuses and no deposit free bets for you!

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GERMANY v POLAND BETTING PREVIEW

In their 10 matches since lifting the World Cup trophy,Germany have been far from completely convincing having won only five of those games, losing three and also dropping qualification points in a 1-1 home draw with the Republic of Ireland. Anyway, Die Mannschaft can leapfrog Poland to the top of the group table by winning this fixture.

Joachim Low is expected to make wholesale changes from the side that thrashed Gibraltar 7-0 in their last outing back in June. Max Kruse was on the scoresheet twice in that game and the Wolfsburg frontman could well lead the attack again. Marco Reus has suffered a fractured toe which has ruled him out of the game. Mesut Ozil is also out thorugh injury.

Poland head to Frankfurt leading Group D and aware that another win this Friday would take them to the brink of qualifying for Euro 2016. They are the only team in Group D yet to taste defeat but have drawn four of their last six fixtures.

The main selection issue for Poland head coach Adam Nawalka is whether to partner Arkadiusz Milik with Lewandowski, or just play with the Bayern striker as a lone forward. Szukala and Glik are likely to retain their berth as central back while Szczesny will likely start between the posts depsite Fabianski is in great form.

Die Mannschaft suffered a 2-0 defeat when the sides met in Warsaw last October, and it was Poland’s first ever over their neighbours in 19 attempts. Germany’s record at home is incredibly strong. Joachim Low’s side have not been beaten in their last 20 home qualifying games and their last three games in this campaign have been won without even conceding a goal.