Serbia have lost all four of their Nations League games, conceding at least twice in every match, with three of those games seeing over 2.5 goals.

They're allowing an average of 26.25 shots per game, including eight on target, more total shots than any other team in the competition.

Germany beat Serbia 2-0 in October, completely dominating the game with 32 shots, eight on target and 3.81 xG.

Füllkrug is back in the squad, giving Germany another attacking option.

He's the Bundesliga's top scorer with nine goals, and the Germans need a win to boost their chances of reaching the quarter-finals.

Serbia will be missing some important players in midfield and defence, including the suspended Lukić and Maksimović.

They'll be playing without their usual home support too, due to a UEFA sanction.

Scotland beat North Macedonia 2-0 in October, managing 25 shots, ten on target and 3.45 xG. They created seven big chances but missed six of them.

North Macedonia have lost all four of their Nations League games, conceding ten goals and at least twice in every match.

They've yet to score a single goal and are allowing 21 shots per game, including 8.25 on target.

Scotland are three points behind second-placed Slovenia and need a win to keep their promotion hopes alive, especially with a trip to Switzerland still to come.

Scott McTominay is back in the Scotland squad after missing the previous meeting. He's scored five goals in 11 games for Napoli this season and is averaging 3.33 shots and 1.25 on target per 90 minutes.