Germany vs Japan Prediction & H2H

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Coming to this year's World Cup finals, Germany will be in the same group with Spain, Japan and Costa Rica, the relatively uncomfortable teams are Spain and Japan.

In the first match, the Tank will encounter the Green Samurai warriors. The current generation of German football has half the members who made it successful in 2014 in Brazil, and half are young players who have only played since the recent EURO 2020.

Maybe this will also be the last World Cup of the Neuer, Muller, Gundogan, before transferring power to the next generation.

On the other side of the field, Japan had a pretty easy qualifying period when it was ranked 2nd in Group B in Asia. They are also one of the teams that regularly attend the biggest football festival on the planet with 7 consecutive times.

The team from the land of the rising sun has outstanding strength in the continent, and an encounter with the German Tank will be an opportunity for the students of Coach Moriyasu to show their best qualities.

The quality of the Japanese team cannot be underestimated when their warriors also play in the top European clubs.

Besides veterans like Manuel Neuer, Thomas Muller, Ilkay Gundogan, coach Hansi Flick also brought to Germany promising young faces who are very famous in Europe such as Goretzka, Gnabry, Sane, Havertz and Musiala. The depth of Germany's squad is also impressive, helping them to compete for the next ticket this year.

Meanwhile, Japan also has many faces in good form at club level such as Tomiyasu (Arsenal), Minamino (Monaco) or Endo (Stuttgart). Although not possessing a strong play style, the team from the land of the rising sun is impressive thanks to its ability to coordinate smoothly in all 3 routes and very good personal technique.

Jamal Musiala: The 19-year-old player is making a strong impression in the Bayern Munich shirt, when he owns 9 goals and 6 assists this season. With his youth and his first time wearing the national team shirt, Musiala promises to be a booming factor at this year's World Cup.