In a rematch of the 2014 World Cup final, Germany welcome Argentina to Signal Iduna Park tonight.
Joachim Low's side edged a close encounter with Mario Gotze's extra-time winner proving to be decisive in Rio de Janeiro.
There will be no Lionel Messi involved tonight given his recent return from injury with Paulo Dybala and Lautaro Martinez likely to feature in attack for the visitors.
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Predicted line-up
Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan (muscle) and centre-back Jonathan Tah (ilness) have been ruled out for the friendly, leaving Germany boss Joachim Low with a long injury list.
Dortmund striker Marco Reus is also a doubt for the clash following a knee injury and may not be risked, Low revealed in his pre-match press conference.
“We will have to see. He will train this evening and then we will see if it makes sense to use him.
“It is not a situation I wished and would want. It is not an ideal situation. It is rare to have so many absences.”
Scaloni took the unusual step of announcing his Argentina lineup a day before the game, with Premier League quartet Juan Foyth, Nicolas Otamendi, Marcos Rojo and Roberto Pererya all set to start.
Germany XI: Ter Stegen; Stark, Sule, Koch; Klostermann, Kimmich, Rudy, Halstenberg; Gnabry, Brandt; Reus.
Argentina XI: Marchesin; Foyth, Otamendi, Rojo, Tagliafico; Pereyra, Paredes, De Paul, Angel Correa; Dybala, Martinez.
Prediction: Germany 1-1 Argentina
Germany's injury crisis means they are down to the bare bones against Argentina, a side blessed with the individual talents of Paulo Dybala and Lautaro Martinez in attack.
Based on their recent form, the hosts would be favourites to take this but may find life difficult with an untested side at international level.
TV channel and live stream, and online coverage
The match will be shown live on Sky Sports from 7.40pm.
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Head to Head history and results (h2h)
Argentina won the last friendly between the two sides 4-2 back in September 2014 and the South Americans have enjoyed three wins out of three in friendly fixtures.
Germany, meanwhile, have won all three of their meetings at the World Cup.
