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Serbia vs Germany: Kick-off time

UEFA Nations League A - Game Week 5

13 Nov 2026 - 14:45

Stadion Rajko Mitic

At the Rajko Mitić Stadium in Belgrade, Germany face Serbia in UEFA Nations League A, Group 2. Jürgen Klopp's side are looking to close the gap at the top of the table.

With four defeats in their first four matches, including two against Germany and the Netherlands, Serbia sit bottom of the group. Head coach Veljko Paunović's side are under considerable pressure.

Germany travel to Belgrade with mixed feelings. Klopp has named his 24-man squad for the two matches against Serbia and the Netherlands, banking on top performances in attack. Niclas Füllkrug leads the Bundesliga scoring charts and returns to the national team after more than a year away.

In goal, Klopp is firmly backing Marc-André ter Stegen, who has returned to his former strength after his serious injury at FC Ajax. Joshua Kimmich, Aleksandar Pavlović and Tom Bischof form the Bayern Munich contingent tasked with driving Germany's build-up play from midfield.

Having won the first meeting in Munich comfortably, 2-0, Germany now aim to take the next step towards the quarter-finals in Belgrade and close the gap on group leaders the Netherlands.

Find broadcast details, kick-off information and line-ups below.

Topics of the week: What has been happening with Serbia and Germany?

Serbia have lost all five of their most recent matches and have the poorest form in the group. They last lost 2-1 to the Netherlands on 4 October 2026. Before that, Serbia lost 2-0 to Germany and 5-1 to Mexico in a friendly. Across those five matches, they scored only five goals and conceded twelve.

By contrast, Germany arrive in Belgrade with a more balanced record: one win, two draws and two defeats in their last five matches. They most recently drew 0-0 with Greece on 4 October. Before that, Germany won the first meeting with Serbia 2-0 and drew 1-1 with the Netherlands. Across those five matches, they scored four times and conceded two goals.