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    Football> Community> Only1Tobiaz>

    Slovenia VS North Macedonia

    UEFA Nations League
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    Slovenia
    Slovenia 2
    0 North Macedonia
    North Macedonia
    Backed by top-tier goalkeeper Oblak between the posts, Slovenia boasts a solid, well-drilled backline when playing on home soil. They played to a goalless draw against Scotland in their opening Nations League fixture at home, delivering fairly steady defensive performances but showing clear shortcomings in attacking output. With star forward Sesko sidelined, their finishing quality has dropped even further, and they have struggled to find the back of the net across multiple recent matches, with a high proportion of drawn results on their home turf. North Macedonia, by contrast, suffered a 0-3 home defeat to Switzerland in their first Nations League tie, with glaring flaws in their defensive system, especially in cross-coverage and wide-area marking. The side is stuck in a dismal run of form at the moment, with their attack failing to generate goals consistently, and they hold a very poor away record: their defense tends to get torn apart easily once they step out of their home stadium. The two teams have notched plenty of draws in their past head-to-head clashes, and the overall gap in their competitive strength is not particularly wide.
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    • Аrtur Silva
      Аrtur Silva
      Slovenia’s last competitive fixture ended in a goalless home draw against Scotland, where they notched a mere four total shots across the full 90 minutes, highlighting their underwhelming attacking efficiency. Top-tier goalkeeper Jan Oblak pulled off multiple outstanding saves to secure the clean sheet, but the side’s transition from defense to attack has obvious flaws. The absence of star forward Benjamin Šeško due to injury has significantly hurt their presence as an attacking focal point and final-third finishing ability. North Macedonia, by contrast, was soundly beaten 0-3 at home by Switzerland in their opening group match, conceding 23 total attempts from their opponent that laid out severe issues on their defensive end. Their midfield failed to offer enough protective cover for the backline, and they committed too many unforced errors during transition phases. Even so, their keeper Dimitrievski delivered a standout performance with several critical stops, and his solid ind
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      UEFA NL Slovenia 2-0 North Macedonia
    • Ava Mitchell
      Ava Mitchell
      Slovenia has built a solid defensive foundation at home with their consistent 5-3-2 setup, after picking up a goalless opening draw against Scotland in this UEFA Nations League B campaign. Their star goalkeeper Oblak delivered multiple top-tier saves to lock in that clean sheet, but the absence of key forward Sesko due to injury has stripped their attack of a reliable focal point, dragging down their efficiency in breaking down tight defenses. The side has failed to find the back of the net across most of their recent outings. North Macedonia suffered a 0-3 home defeat to Switzerland in their group opener, with their backline exposing massive defensive vulnerabilities. Sitting at the bottom of the group with zero points, they are desperate to pick up points as soon as possible. Elmas and Bardy anchor their midfield, while Miovski leads the attacking line, with the team’s main threats coming from set pieces and quick counter-attacks. However, they lack consistency on away days, and th
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      UEFA NL Slovenia 2-0 North Macedonia
    • GoalwireHQ
      GoalwireHQ Won 5/7
      Looking at the attacking metrics first, Slovenia holds a clear edge over North Macedonia in finishing quality, with their 18% conversion rate far outperforming the opponent's 12%, alongside a superior expected goals efficiency of 0.92 against 0.65. Their progressive pass value in the final third hits 3.2, well above North Macedonia's 2.1, while their key pass success rate of 42% is also 11 percentage points higher than the latter's 31%. When it comes to midfield control, Slovenia averages 7.3 tackles, 5.8 interceptions and 4.1 clearances per match. The squad's average running distance reaches 11.2km per player, with total high-intensity sprints hitting 18 times per fixture, all these indicators sit comfortably above North Macedonia's corresponding figures.
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      UEFA NL Slovenia 2-0 North Macedonia
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