Soccer
In its previous game, Mexico was able to hand a shocking loss to Germans by winning the previous cup holders with 1-0. If they lose this one, the Die Nationalmannschaft are surely out of the Worldcup.
CAPTION: Group F points so far SOURCE: Esquire Sweden, on the other hand, won a war against South Korea and are pretty optimistic about coming out as group winners. Kickoffs will start at 6 pm Et and ITV along BBC5 will be covering it live.
Germany XI: Manuel Neuer, Joshua Kimmich, Jerome Boateng, Antonio Rudiger, Marvin Plattenhardt, Toni Kroos, Sami Khedira, Thomas Muller, Mesut Ozil, Julian Draxler, Marco Reus
Sweden XI: Olsen, Augustinsson, Andreas Granqvist, Victor Lindelof, Lustig, Claesson, Larsson, Ekdal, Emil Forsberg, Berg, Toivonen
Two of the football-loving countries, Germany and Sweden share a long football history. These two nations have faced each other 15 times in total from before Germany's separation till date. In its 15 matches, Germany has won five times and Sweden six times, with two draws but all of the German wins have come after Germany reunified in 1989.
So, recently Germany have never lost against Sweden after it's reunification. Since, 89, they have met six times and Sweden has drawn the match twice giving Germany a reason to celebrate four times in total.
Seeing the previous two Europian teams perform after winning the cup, we predict that Germany to lose the match to Sweden, with Swedish team netting only one Goal against Germany. At the end of 90 minutes, we predict Sweden-1 and Germany-0.
