Czech Republic U21 vs Germany U21 Prediction: Will the Germans be able to rehabilitate themselves?

Prediction for the match between Czech Republic vs Germany, which will take place on June 25. Check the team conditions and choose several betting options.

The Czech Republic faced England in Batumi in the first leg and failed to take points away from one of the tournament favorites. The English possessed the ball, creating quality chances in the positional attack, which led to Jacob Ramsey's goal early in the second half. Having opened the scoring, England kept the initiative. The Czechs could only counterattack, which was sometimes good. But the team failed to score. England got their final score of 90+4, with Imil Smith-Rowe scoring. The Czech Republic got off to a 0:2 start and now had to beat Germany, who also suffered a defeat in the first game.

The Germans kicked off the championship with a match against Israel. They had faced each other in the previous UEFA European Championship qualifying. Then a year ago, Germany was twice stronger, 1:0 and 3:2. This time, they were also close to victory but suffered one of the most ridiculous draws in their history. In the game's third minute, Borussia Dortmund forward Yussufa Mukoko missed the spot-kick. Then, midway through the first half, the teams exchanged goals. In the dying stages of the first half, Eden Karttsev was sent off for a second yellow card.

In the entire second half, Germany played with numerical superiority, but for more than 45 minutes, with ball possession of 81%, the Germans, from nine attempts, have not scored a single goal. The German side was 1:1 down, losing points where it was easier to get them. In terms of standings, though, nothing terrible happened. Germans enough to beat the Czechs, and if England takes three points in a match with Israel in the German-English confrontation in the third round, both teams may be satisfied with a draw.

Germany is the current UEFA European Youth Champion. From the first minutes of the match against the Czech Republic, the Germans will undoubtedly be actively attacking, and sooner or later, as well as the English in the first round, they will find a moment to score. The Czechs will reply with counterattacks, and it is not certain that Germany will be able to score - they have conceded regularly against far less classy sides in this UEFA EURO cycle, including qualifying. So we expect an exchange of goals here and a win for Germany. In addition, the class of the Germans is higher than that of the Czech players, and they might also get a bit lucky, given that in the match against Israel, it was the opposite.