Good evening and welcome to Eurosport’s LIVE commentary of Germany and Gibraltar. Billed as potentially the biggest mismatch of all time, the world champions are expected to break all kinds of records as they host minnows Gibraltar. Germany hold the biggest triumph in qualifying history with a 13-0 victory over San Marino in 2006, can they score more this evening?

Bellarabi is the first player to test the visitor's goalkeeper as he thumps the ball from the edge of the penalty area. Good save bnut Germany have another corner.

Kroos gets in behind the Gibraltar defence but shoots wide of the goal.

Gibraltar, just about, clear the delivery.

Bellarabi wins a corner as Germany look to get on the scoresheet early.

MULLER! First chance of the match as a cross from Bellarabi picks out Khedira whose flick lands at the feet of Muller but the forward gets the shot all wrong and the ball goes well wide of the goal.

Germany are in control and you can sense the fans are expectant here, it's strangely quiet.

And we're off, it's 0-0, believe it or not.

Gibraltar players are looking either nervous or excited, I can't decide which, as they sing their national anthem.

We're just five minutes from kick-off! If you want to get in touch, feel free to do so via Twitter @jdebnam11.

Jordan Pérez (Gibraltar goalkeeper): "We need to concede less than seven then we can say we're better than Brazil.”- That's the attitude!

Thomas Schneider (Germany assistant coach): “We're taking Gibraltar dead seriously. We've got to field our best possible team against them. We are focusing solely and exclusively on the game against Gibraltar. Having the right attitude for this game is going to be crucial. We must not be negligent.” Come on, Thomas, you're having a laugh?

While Germany have a host of players you could argue is the stand-out player, Gibraltar's biggest star is undoubtedly Preston North End's Scott Wiseman. Liam Walker is regarded as one of the nation's best players, once on Portsmouth's books. Up front, Brian Perez, of Gibraltar Premier Division side, Lincoln, will be hoping to, erm, do the damage in attack.

Joachim Low, as promised, has named a strong starting-line up as Germany look to take their poor post-World Cup form out on the vulnerable Gibraltar. They will play a 3-5-2 formation with Lukas Podolski starting on the left of midfield and Karim Bellarabi on the right as part of a five man midfield which includes Bayern Munich’s Mario Gotze. Nothing to worry about, eh, Gibraltar?

GERMANY: Neuer - Mustafi, Boateng, Durm, Kroos, Khedira, Götze, Bellarabi, Podolski, Müller, Kruse. /// GIBRALTAR: Robba, Wiseman, J.Chipolina, Artell, R.Casciaro, R. Chipolina, L.Casciaro, Walker, Sergeant, Perez, Garcia.