UEFA Nations League: Where to watch Hungary vs Germany live on June 11, 2022

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The two sides met during the Euros last year and will be looking for favorable outcomes in their game of the competition.

Germany travels to Budapest to take on Hungary in search of their first win in this year's UEFA Nations League. Die Mannschaft opened their campaign with a pair of 1-1 draws against reigning UEFA Euro 2020 champions Italy and runners-up England. Since the appointment of former Bayern Munich head coach Hansi Flick, the 2010 World Cup winners are yet to record a single defeat. Their marauding run extends as far back as September 2021. They registered eight consecutive wins in all competitions before drawing their last three games in succession.

Against a Hungarian side that has risen to prominence in recent years, Germany will fancy their chances to make a real difference this time. They came close to defeating England in their last Nations League outing but were denied the win at the death after Harry Kane hit a late spot-kick to tie the score. Ahead of Saturday's test, history is also on the Germans are unbeaten in all the three matches played against Hungary in this century.

Needless to say, the statistics should not put the Magyarok off considering how impressive they have been in recent times. They started their UEFA Nations League campaign with a 1-0 win over England, due to a well-taken penalty from Dominik Szoboszlai. However, Marco Rossi's men were unable to maintain their momentum on Matchday 2, as Italy defeated them 2-1, demoting them to second place in Group 3.

They approach the weekend's encounter having lost just one home game in the UEFA Nations League since its inception. They also boast four wins from their last six in all tournaments and will look to take the morale into the all-important clash with Germany. Having managed to hold the Germans to a 2-2 stalemate during the group stage of Euro 2020, they could well pull another upset.

Key stats

Germany and Hungary have a very balanced head-to-head record, with Germany winning 13 of the past 35 meetings and Hungary triumphing on 11 times (D11). Germany, on the other hand, is unbeaten in their last three matches with Hungary (W2 D1).
Germany has not lost in 11 games since Hansi Flick took over for Joachim Low last year (W8 D3). However, Germany's previous three games have all ended in 1-1 draws, therefore breaking their eight-game winning streak that began Flick's tenure.
Hungary's last five games have all resulted in a one-goal victory for the victor, with the Magyarok winning three of them (L2).

Predicted starting XI

Hungary: Gulacsi; At. Szalai, Lang, Orban; Fiola, Vecsei, A. Nagy, Z. Nagy; Sallai, Szoboszlai; Ad. Szalai.
Germany: Neuer; Klostermann, Sule, Rudiger, Raum; Kimmich, Goretzka; Sane, Muller, Musiala; Havertz.