Germany vs Paraguay

Germany scored 11 goals in the group despite a final-day loss to Ecuador, with Undav in great form, while Paraguay scraped through with just 4 points and minimal attacking output. German quality and depth should prevail comfortably.

Germany's potent attack should easily dismantle a Paraguay side missing key playmaker Miguel Almirón due to suspension.

Germany has been highly prolific in the group stage, while Paraguay will sorely miss their suspended star player Miguel Almirón.

Germany have been volatile but far more productive than Paraguay, with 11 group-stage goals and multiple scoring routes through Havertz, Musiala and Undav. Paraguay are compact but limited going forward and the listed Almiron suspension removes a key transition outlet.

Germany's superior squad depth and attacking form outweigh Paraguay's defensive setup despite recent injuries to Schlotterbeck and Brown.

Germany's attacking depth (Undav, Havertz, Musiala) far outclasses Paraguay, who are missing suspended star Almirón and struggled to score against USA and Australia. Germany's loss to Ecuador was a dead-rubber with rotation; they'll be fully focused here.

Germany scored 11 goals across three group matches and face a Paraguay side that managed just 1 goal in open play and lost key man Almirón to a red-card suspension. Despite Schlotterbeck's injury, Germany's attacking depth (Havertz, Musiala, Undav) should overwhelm a cautious Paraguay.

Germany scored 10 goals in the group stage and topped Group E; Paraguay managed just 1 goal in 3 games and limped through as a third-placed team. Germany's firepower should overwhelm.

Germany has shown strong form in the group stage despite a loss to Ecuador, with a potent attack and depth in squad. Paraguay, while resilient, lacks the firepower to overcome Germany in a knockout match.

Germany showed dominant scoring ability in the group stage, despite a late slip against Ecuador. Paraguay has struggled for goals and is missing Almirón due to a red card.

Germany's potent attack and Paraguay's suspension of key player Almirón make the European side strong favorites to advance.

Germany boast far more firepower (Undav, Havertz, Musiala) than Paraguay, who have scored sparingly; the Germans should control this comfortably.

Germany's attack is firing on all cylinders with Deniz Undav in great form. Paraguay is missing key players Miguel Almiron and Diego Gomez.

Germany's potent attack should easily overcome a Paraguay side missing key players Miguel Almiron and Gustavo Gomez due to suspension.

Germany’s attack has produced consistently across the group despite the Ecuador setback. Paraguay have been stubborn lately, but suspensions and a limited scoring profile make it hard to see them matching Germany over 90 minutes.

Germany's clinical attack and depth easily dispatch Paraguay who struggled in group play.

Germany's superior squad depth will overwhelm Paraguay, who are missing suspended Almirón and Gómez. Despite Schlotterbeck's injury, Germany's attack with Undav, Havertz and Musiala is too strong.

Germany's attacking quality with Havertz, Musiala, and Undav should overwhelm a Paraguay side that scored just once from open play in the group. Schlotterbeck's absence is a concern but Rüdiger is an able replacement.

Despite Schlotterbeck's tournament-ending injury, Germany have immense attacking depth with Havertz, Musiala, Sané and Undav. Paraguay's Almirón returns but they lost 4-1 to the USA and struggled offensively.

Germany have shown flashes of brilliance in the group stage, and Paraguay's lack of creativity in attack could be their downfall. Germany's midfield control should see them through.

Germany's high-scoring offense (7-1 vs Curaçao) will likely overwhelm a Paraguay side that struggled to score in the group stage.

Germany’s squad depth and tactical flexibility outweigh a Paraguay side missing suspended key attackers Miguel Almirón and Darwin Gómez.