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The opening match of the World Cup qualifiers is behind us. The Slovenian national team hosted the Swedes in a sold-out Stožice stadium and earned an important point in the dying moments of the match. Slovenia has faced Switzerland, who are the highest ranked team in Group B on the FIFA rankings, nine times in total, and has two wins, a draw and six losses against them.
The qualifying group B for the 2026 World Cup, where Kosovo is also part, has already taken shape after the first matches played. Switzerland, after a comprehensive victory over Kosovo with a score of 4-0, has taken the lead of the group, while behind it is Slovenia, which shares second position with Sweden with one point each. Slovenia and Sweden played a 2-2 draw in a real thriller, with the Slovenians only managing to equalize the scores in t…
Slovene cheer, Swedish anger: the 2:2 balance of the landlords just before the end. Picture: keystone Sweden missed the victory in the Swiss World Cup qualification group B in Slovenia. A goalie mistake and a goal in the last minutes ensure the 2:2. The bad Patzer of Goalie Robin Olsen could still correct Sweden in Ljubljana. After the Keeper of Malmö 42 seconds after re-initiation had a harmless far shot of the former Luganese Sandi Lovric had …
CHRONICLE. Sweden had the upper hand twice in Ljubljana. Yasin Ayari looked to give the Blue and Yellows the victory after Robin Olsen's giant goal – but Slovenia equalized in the final minutes. The World Cup qualifiers will be a thriller all the way.
The Slovenian national football team drew 2:2 (0:1) against Sweden in the opening match of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers in Stožice. Matjaž Kek's team will face their next test on Monday when they play Switzerland in Basel.
Despite a huge goal by Robin Olsen, Sweden looked to be heading towards victory in the World Cup qualifying match in football.
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