Germany travel to Belgrade tonight needing a win to stay in the Nations League quarter-final race. Check out how to watch and stream Serbia v Germany on TV today, with kick off at 19.45 GMT.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Serbia v Germany13 November 202619.45 GMTAmazon Prime Video
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How can I watch Serbia v Germany in the UK?

Serbia have lost all four of their Nations League games. Veljko Paunovic’s side were beaten 2-1 at home by Greece and by the Netherlands, lost 2-0 in Germany, and then went down 2-1 to the Dutch again last month.

They can no longer finish in the top two of Group 2, but third place is still possible if they win tonight. Serbia have lost their last six games in all competitions, and wins have been rare since the end of last year.

Sasa Lukic and Nemanja Maksimovic are both suspended. Aleksandar Mitrovic is set to win his 107th cap and should lead the line alongside Mihajlo Cvetkovic, with Sergej Milinkovic-Savic in central midfield.

Germany have been far from convincing under Jurgen Klopp. They drew 1-1 with the Netherlands, lost 1-0 at home to Greece, beat Serbia 2-0 and were then held to a goalless draw in Greece.

That leaves them third, three points behind both the Netherlands and Greece, with only the top two going through. Anything less than four points from tonight and Monday’s game against the Netherlands would make qualification highly unlikely.

Philipp Treu, Malick Thiaw and Yann Bisseck are all one booking away from a suspension. Kai Havertz should lead the line, with Florian Wirtz in line to start, and youngsters Said El Mala and 17-year-old Lennart Karl could also be involved from the first whistle. Marc-Andre ter Stegen has been confirmed as Klopp’s first-choice goalkeeper.

Serbia’s famous win over Germany came at the 2010 World Cup, but on current form Klopp’s side will expect to take all three points in Belgrade.