Germany are looking to rebound from their first-ever away defeat in World Cup qualifying last time out as they take on a surging Northern Ireland side. Both sides have hopes of reaching the World Cup in 2026 and both will be quietly confident of a result.
With that in mind, we've picked out a 71/1 bet builder for the game. Scroll down to see our selections.
Here is a breakdown of each tip that makes up Sunday's Super Bet Builder for Germany vs Northern Ireland...
Germany To Win
Germany have an excellent record against Northern Ireland, winning all of the last nine head-to-head meetings between the two teams. Germany are also ranked 62 places above Northern Ireland in the FIFA World Rankings.
Florian Wirtz To Score
Florian Wirtz comes into this game having scored three goals in his last five appearances for Germany. Wirtz has also averaged a goal every other game since the start of 2024 for Germany.
Karim Adeyemi To Have 2+ Shots On Target
Karim Adeyemi is one of Germany's more active attackers, with the Borussia Dortmund forward averaging 1.6 shots on target per 90 minutes in his career for Germany.
Joshua Kimmich To Have 1+ Shots On Target
Joshua Kimmich, playing in midfield for Germany, has averaged 0.68 shots on target per 90 in the 2024-25 Nations League and the 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign combined.
Isaac Price To Have 1+ Shots On Target
West Brom's Isaac Price is garnering a huge reputation this season with his excellent performances at club level, and his performances are translating to international level too, with the attacking midfielder averaging 1.21 shots on target per 90 minutes in competitive fixtures with Northern Ireland.
Trai Hume To Be Carded
Trai Hume is a pretty prolific card collector, and the defender comes into this game having been Northern Ireland's most carded player since the start of Euro 2024 qualifying, picking up five bookings.
Germany are looking to rebound from their first-ever away defeat in World Cup qualifying last time out as they take on a surging Northern Ireland side. Both sides have hopes of rea...
