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Germany has now cemented its place atop its Nations League group A3 after a 7-0 shellacking of Bosnia and Herzegovina on Saturday.

That leaves one more game to go during this November international period and it involves a road trip to Hungary.

Coverage will begin at 2:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at Puskás Aréna, Budapest, Hungary, and you can watch on fubo TV (FREE trial).

The Hungarians have challenged Germany in recent years, but their latest encounters have been one-sided, including a 5-0 romp by the Germans in Düsseldorf in September.

Die Mannschaft has been led successfully by coach Julian Nagelsmann, who took the helm after his Bayern Munich dismissal.

As far as his team in this non-pressure game, Bayer Leverkusen defender Jonathan Tah picked up his second yellow card in the last match, which should be the opening for Borussia Dortmund’s Nico Schlotterbeck to slot in at center-back for this game. It is also an opportunity for rotation and for the three outfield players who did not get in the game on Saturday — Chris Führich (VfB Stuttgart), Julian Brandt (Borussia Dortmund), and Robin Gosens (Fiorentina) — to make an appearance.

Of those, however, only Gosens makes the kicker XI. Meanwhile, Bayern’s Joshua Kimmich looks set for a rest (sighs of relief heard all over Bavaria) and club teammates Leroy Sané and Serge Gnabry, who both came on as subs vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina, have a good chance now to start from the beginning.

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The midfield is still missing Aleksandar Pavlović and Angelo Stiller, the Bayern and former-Bayern (now VfB Stuttgart) duo that has emerged this season as the possible future pivot for the men’s national team. Meanwhile, it looks like no rest for Robert Andrich (Leverkusen) and Pascal Groß (BVB), who will have another chance to show why they should keep their places in the squad ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Hungary is coming off a horrific game against the Netherlands on Saturday, not only losing 4-0 but experiencing the trauma of watching assistant coach Adam Szalai collapsing and being rushed to hospital minutes after the start of the game in Amsterdam.

He could be seen lying on the ground next to the team’s bench with his legs twitching, as staff and substitutes quickly formed a protective barrier around him, according to accounts.

The match was delayed for 13 minutes and Szalai was taken by ambulance to hospital.

The former Bundesliga striker later on social media thanked supporters for their messages of support and said he was fine. The last update reported that he is “out of danger.”

Hungary, under Marco Rossi, has one win, two draws, and a loss, with three goals scored and 10 allowed to this point. It would certainly love to make an impression in its final game in this tournament.

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