Florian Wirtz is offered to have three or more shots by Sky Bet at 1.73, which is an outstanding price given that he is 1.57 on this market at Bet365 and as low as 1.44 at William Hill.

The odds imply that Wirtz has a 57.9% chance of hitting three or more shots in this game, despite the attacking midfielder doing so in eight of the 11 matches he has played with club and country this season. This equates to 72.7% of games, including both Germany fixtures he played against Hungary and the Netherlands last month.

Wirtz comes into this match as a team leader for Germany. Julian Nagelsmann will be without two of his most senior attacking players in the form of Kai Havertz and Jamal Musiala, who have 15 of Germany’s 44 Nations League shots behind them.

The Bayer Leverkusen star has seven at a rate of 3.5 per 90, and this could even increase given he is likely to have more offensive responsibility.

Bosnia have given up an astonishing 49 shots in the two Nations League matches they have played to date, with only Estonia having a higher tally (59). They have given up 28 against the Netherlands and 21 against Hungary. Up against a defence so prone to giving up shots, Wirtz will hope to have a field day.