Our team news and predicted line-ups for Germany v Scotland at Euro 2024.
Germany face off against Scotland in Munich on Friday night as Euro 2024 officially gets under way.
Julian Nagelsmann’s side, who qualified for this summer’s tournament as hosts, are in Group A alongside Scotland, Hungary and Switzerland.
Germany will be expected to cruise into the knockout stages – however, Scotland face a real battle to finish second behind Nagelsmann’s men to reach the last 16.
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The home side are the clear favourites to secure three points in a perfect start to their Euro 2024 campaign, as Germany look to better their last-16 exit at Euro 2020 at the hands of Gareth Southgate’s England team.
While Scotland will have their eyes set on more realistic targets of beating Hungary and Switzerland, Steve Clarke’s side will be determined to hold firm on Friday and put in a solid performance.
RadioTimes.com brings you the predicted team news for Germany v Scotland at Euro 2024.
Germany v Scotland team news
Germany don’t have any major injury concerns to worry about. Toni Kroos will anchor the midfield before he retires this summer, with Jamal Musiala, İlkay Gündoğan and Florian Wirtz providing service to Arsenal’s Kai Havertz up top.
Scotland will be without QPR striker Lyndon Dykes through injury, meaning Hearts’ Lawrence Shankland will lead the line. Clarke will be leaning heavily on Scotland’s Premier League stars in John McGinn, Scott McTominay and Andy Robertson, although the Liverpool defender withdrew from training on Monday as a precaution.
Germany v Scotland predicted line-ups
Germany: Neuer; Kimmich, Tah, Rüdiger, Mittelstädt; Kroos, Andrich; Musiala, Gündoğan, Wirtz; Havertz.
Scotland: Gunn; Hendry, Hanley, Tierney; Ralston, McTominay, Gilmour, Robertson; Christie, McGinn; Shankland.
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