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Slovenia face Switzerland in a meeting between two sides that have experienced contrasting periods of consistency. Switzerland won their previous encounter 2-1 and will be seeking to maintain that advantage. Slovenia have recorded positive results against Scotland and North Macedonia, but their performances have been less convincing against Switzerland.

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Team analysis Nations League B Group 1, Nov 13 19:45 at Ljudski vrt, Maribor. Switzerland perfect 4W 12pts, 11:1 goals, top, needs 1pt for promotion to League A. Won 2-1 vs Slovenia Oct 3. Granit Xhaka out calf. Slovenia 2nd 7pts (2W1D1L) 5:3, without Sesko injured, Stojanovic suspended, 2 wins vs Scotland unconvincing, 0 wins in 3 H2H home vs Swiss. Slovenia scored 1 in last 3 H2H.

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Solid recent Nations League showings have put Slovenia in a positive frame of mind ahead of this high-profile Central European derby. They notched a 2-0 home win over North Macedonia and a 2-0 away victory against Scotland, demonstrating strong tactical execution in competitive fixtures. That said, their friendly outings have exposed clear defensive inconsistencies: they suffered defeats against Croatia and Hungary, and could only manage a draw against Cyprus, leading to noticeable fluctuations in their overall form. Switzerland, by contrast, are in blistering form of late, boasting three straight wins across their last three Nations League matches. They also pulled off impressive wins over top sides including Colombia and Algeria at the World Cup, and even held powerhouse Argentina to a draw, highlighting exceptional team chemistry and clinical attacking ability. Their past narrow 2-1 home win over Slovenia also gives them a clear psychological edge heading into this clash. Looking at

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