The market has Germany around 70 percent at home in Augsburg, and the head-to-head backs it. Greece have never beaten Germany in any recorded meeting, and Jurgen Klopp's side just took a point off the Netherlands in Amsterdam. Greece are live, though. They opened this Nations League group by coming from behind to beat Serbia, and Germany are without Musiala and Havertz through injury while Klopp integrates new faces. The 20 percent draw priced here looks like the soft spot, because a compact Greek block against a reshuffled German front line is exactly the script that produces one goal and a share of the points.
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