Slovenia host Switzerland in the fifth round of the UEFA Nations League 2026/27 on Friday, 13 November, at 19:45 (GMT), at Ljudski vrt in Maribor.
The visitors have won all four of their Group B1 matches and could secure automatic promotion to League A with another victory. Slovenia sit second, five points behind the leaders, and need a positive result to keep their hopes of finishing top alive.
Switzerland won the reverse fixture 2-1 in October, making them favourites for this Slovenia vs Switzerland prediction. Read on for our sports betting tips, team news and expected lineups.
Slovenia x Switzerland Odds
Odds are subject to change.
Match Overview - Slovenia vs. Switzerland
- Switzerland lead Group B1 with 12 points from four matches and have already secured a top-two finish.
- Slovenia sit second with seven points, three ahead of Scotland, and remain in contention for automatic promotion or a promotion playoff.
- Switzerland have scored 11 goals and conceded just once in the Nations League, keeping three clean sheets.
- Slovenia have won two, drawn one, and lost one of their four group matches.
- Murat Yakin’s side have won eight of their last nine matches across all competitions.
Recent Results(Last N Matches)
Season Stats
Head-to-Head Record
- Switzerland have won two and drawn one of the last three meetings between the sides.
- The Swiss claimed a 2-1 victory in the reverse Nations League fixture on 3 October 2026.
- The teams played out a goalless draw in Slovenia during World Cup qualifying in October 2025.
- Switzerland also secured a 3-0 home victory in September 2025.
- Slovenia have won only two of their last 12 matches against Switzerland, with their most recent victory coming in October 2014.
Head-to-Head
| Competition | Score | Date |
|---|---|---|
| UEFA Nations League | SwitzerlandSUI 2-1 | |
| World Cup - Qualification Europe | SloveniaSLO 0-0 | |
| World Cup - Qualification Europe | SwitzerlandSUI 3-0 |
Slovenia Form and Team News
Slovenia have collected seven points from their opening four Nations League matches, leaving them second in Group B1. Bostjan Cesar’s side are unbeaten at home in the competition, having drawn 0-0 with Scotland and beaten North Macedonia 2-0 without conceding a goal.
Their most recent outing brought an important 2-1 away victory over Scotland, helping them recover from a defeat by the same scoreline against Switzerland. With only two group matches remaining, Slovenia need another positive result to maintain their promotion ambitions, as they still face a trip to North Macedonia in their final fixture.
Aljosa Matko has been an important attacking contributor, recording two goals and two assists in the Nations League. Slovenia will also look to Zan Vipotnik for goals after the Swansea City striker started against Scotland, but they face a difficult challenge against a Swiss defence that has conceded only once in four group games.
DateResult | ||
|---|---|---|
ScotlandSCO 1-2 | WinW | |
SwitzerlandSWI 2-1 | LossL | |
SloveniaSLO 2-0 | WinW | |
SloveniaSLO 0-0 | DrawD | |
CroatiaCRO 2-1 | LossL | |
Switzerland Form and Team News
Switzerland have been the dominant force in Group B1, winning all four matches while scoring 11 goals and conceding just one. Murat Yakin’s side have already guaranteed a top-two finish and are well placed to secure automatic promotion back to League A.
The Swiss began their campaign with consecutive 3-0 away victories over North Macedonia and Scotland before beating Slovenia 2-1 and North Macedonia 3-0 at home in October. Their impressive form follows a run to the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup, where they were eliminated by Argentina. Switzerland have now won eight of their last nine matches in all competitions.
Dan Ndoye has been particularly influential, contributing two goals and three assists in the Nations League, while Zeki Amdouni remains a major attacking threat. The striker has scored 14 goals in 37 international appearances, and Switzerland will be confident of extending their winning run against a Slovenia side they have historically dominated.
DateResult | ||
|---|---|---|
SwitzerlandSWI 3-0 | WinW | |
SwitzerlandSWI 2-1 | WinW | |
ScotlandSCO 0-3 | WinW | |
FYR MacedoniaFYR 0-3 | WinW | |
ArgentinaARG 3-1 | LossL | |
Slovenia vs. Switzerland Prediction: Swiss to continue winning streak
Switzerland have scored at least two goals in each of their four Nations League matches, including three in three of those fixtures. Slovenia have also found the net in their last three games, making "Over 2.5 goals in total" an interesting option, particularly after the reverse fixture produced three goals.
The visitors have demonstrated their ability to take control of matches early, especially in their convincing victories over North Macedonia and Scotland. With Switzerland expected to dominate possession and create chances, "Switzerland to be leading at half-time" is another market worth considering.
Our main prediction is Switzerland to win. Yakin’s side have a perfect record in the group, a strong recent head-to-head advantage and the opportunity to secure automatic promotion. Slovenia have been competitive at home, but the visitors’ attacking quality and defensive consistency should give them the edge.
The odds mentioned were collected during the writing of this prediction and may change. Always check with the bookmaker for the latest information.
| Best Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Over/Under | Over 2.5 goals in total | |
| Money Line | Switzerland to be leading at half-time | |
Where to Watch Slovenia vs. Switzerland
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- TV: no broadcast scheduled
- Streaming: Amazon Prime PPV
Slovenia vs. Switzerland Predicted Lineups
The expected Slovenia lineup will be missing David Zec and Erik Janza, who are both suspended after accumulating yellow cards. Benjamin Sesko is also unavailable with a shin injury and is not expected to return until early 2027. Zan Vipotnik should retain his place in attack after starting against Scotland.
The Switzerland lineup is expected to feature Remo Freuler, Dan Ndoye and Zeki Amdouni. Johan Manzambi has been ruled out with a calf injury, while Michel Aebischer is available but would miss the final group fixture if booked against Slovenia. Switzerland have no players suspended for Friday’s match.
Slovenia
Oblak; Karnicnik, Brekalo, Bijol, Drkusic, Kuzmic; Matko, Zabukovnik, Gnezda Cerin, Sturm; Vipotnik.
Switzerland
Kobel; Britschgi, Elvedi, Akanji, Rodriguez; Freuler, Zakaria; Sow, Rieder, Ndoye; Amdouni.
Match Details
Here are the match details:
- Match: Slovenia vs. Switzerland
- Competition: UEFA Nations League 2026/27
- Date: 13/11/2026
- Kick-off: 19:45 (GMT)
- Venue: Ljudski vrt, Maribor, Slovenia
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