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NorwayAwayGermany should control much of the play against Serbia, but the saved match analysis separates territorial superiority from the ability to turn it into a decisive margin. The review of Germany against Greece identified productive wide attacks alongside central blocking and finishing constraints. Serbia's meeting with the Netherlands exposed vulnerability to repeated attacks, yet also showed routes into the box after substitutions. Those observations support Serbia's ability to remain competitive if it can sustain forward outlets and recover loose balls around its attackers.
