Slovenia 3-0 Kazakhstan

Current streaks

Recent form

Slovenia

Slovenia's recent form showcases an intriguing pattern of consistency, with their last six matches all resulting in draws. This remarkable streak includes four competitive fixtures in the European Championship and one each in the UEFA Nations League and International Friendlies. The team has displayed a solid defensive record, conceding only four goals across these six games and keeping two clean sheets. However, their offensive output has been modest, also scoring just four goals in total. Notably, all of their recent matches have been low-scoring affairs, with 100% of the games featuring under 2.5 goals. The team's ability to compete with higher-ranked opponents is evident from their draws against England and Portugal, suggesting a resilient and well-organized side. While Slovenia's unbeaten run is impressive, the lack of victories might be a concern as they seek to improve their standing in competitive tournaments.

Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's recent form has been challenging, with only one win in their last six matches. They are currently on a three-game losing streak, which is their most notable run of results. The team has struggled defensively, conceding 12 goals in six games, with a particularly heavy 5-0 defeat against Greece in the Euros Qualifiers standing out as their most lopsided loss. Despite these defensive woes, Kazakhstan has managed to score in four of the six matches, maintaining an average of one goal per game. Their most recent match, a 0-0 draw against Norway in the UEFA Nations League, marks their second clean sheet in this period, potentially signaling an improvement in their defensive performance. The majority of Kazakhstan's recent matches (67%) have seen over 2.5 goals, indicating a tendency for high-scoring encounters.

Recent home/away form

Slovenia

Slovenia's recent home form shows a consistent pattern of resilience and competitiveness, with an unbeaten streak spanning their last six matches. The team has displayed a remarkable ability to secure draws, with four consecutive 1-1 stalemates in their most recent outings, including matches against strong opponents like Austria, Serbia, and Denmark. Prior to this run of draws, Slovenia achieved two impressive victories, notably a 2-0 win over Portugal in a friendly. Defensively, the team has been solid, conceding an average of less than one goal per game (0.83) and keeping one clean sheet. While not particularly high-scoring, Slovenia has been consistent in finding the net, scoring in all six matches and averaging 1.33 goals per game. The majority of their games (83%) have seen both teams score, but they've largely been tight affairs, with 83% of matches featuring under 2.5 total goals.

Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's recent away form has been notably poor, with a concerning run of five consecutive losses following a promising 2-1 victory against Finland in Euro Qualifiers. This losing streak is particularly striking and suggests a significant downturn in their away performance. Their defensive record is alarming, having conceded 15 goals in the last six matches, averaging 2.5 goals conceded per game, with no clean sheets during this period. The team's attacking output, while not entirely absent with 1.17 goals scored per game, has been overshadowed by their defensive struggles. Notably, all six recent away games have seen over 2.5 goals, indicating high-scoring affairs, with the 5-0 defeat to Greece in Euro Qualifiers standing out as a particularly heavy loss. The fact that both teams scored in 83% of these matches suggests that while Kazakhstan can find the net, they struggle to outscore their opponents on the road.