Spain vs Germany Odds & Prediction – World Cup Group E

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There’s a massive World Cup clash on Sunday afternoon as Spain takes on Germany, with the Germans knowing they need to take something from this match to have any chance of reaching the last 16.

Spain vs Germany Odds

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• Ferran Torres to have 2 or more shots on target
• Joshua Kimmich to have 1 or more shots
• Antonio Rudiger to be shown a card

Ferran Torres to Have 2 or More Shots on Target

Torres topped the shots and goals charts for Spain in World Cup qualifying, and he bagged two goals in their 7-0 win over Costa Rica in their opening game.

The last time he faced Germany, he registered seven shots, four of which were on target, with three finding the back of the net – take him to test the keeper at least twice in this clash.

"I don't know what Thomas Muller said about Barca, but The German's have to pay for it" – Ferran Torres pic.twitter.com/UhJtk5d7IC

— Turja (@st_turja) November 26, 2022

Joshua Kimmich to Have 1 or More Shots

Kimmich is never shy at having an attempt at goal, and he’s registered 18 shots in just 14 starts for Bayern in the Bundesliga this season.

On the international stage, he’s recorded eight shots in six Nations League matches and 11 shots in eight World Cup qualifiers.

With Germany ideally needing a win here, he looks like a solid bet at letting fly at some stage of the proceedings.

Joshua #Kimmich might be the only man in the modern game to rank as conceivably the world's best player in two different positions – but what else is there to know about Kimmich……

A thread 🧵 pic.twitter.com/7CWjw5i4rF

— Bayern News world (@BayernNewsw) November 18, 2022

Antonio Rudiger to Be Shown a Card

Rudiger struggled against Japan and could be set for a hectic 90 minutes against a pacy Spanish forward line.

He picked up nine bookings in the Premier League for Chelsea last season and has amassed 11 for his country – take him to end up in the book at some stage in this matchup.

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