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1 – Slovenia vs Scotland
Slovenia and Scotland open their Nations League B campaigns against each other in Ljubljana on Saturday, with both nations navigating significant transition on the touchline and in their squads.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical record between Slovenia and Scotland is remarkably tight, with Scotland holding a narrow advantage across five competitive meetings.
According to FBref data, Scotland have won two, drawn two, and lost none against Slovenia, scoring six goals to Slovenia’s two.
Slovenia have never beaten Scotland in a competitive fixture, a statistic Cesar will be eager to overturn on home soil.
Scotland’s historical edge over Slovenia and the fresh energy of a new manager bounce could give them the edge. Slovenia at home, with Oblak in goal, will be difficult to break down. A tight, low-scoring affair seems likely. The head-to-head record suggests Scotland know how to avoid defeat against Slovenia, and that pattern may continue.
7 – Czechia vs Croatia
Czechia and Croatia open their Nations League A campaigns in Prague on Saturday, with both nations navigating significant transition on the touchline and in their squads.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical record between Czechia and Croatia is remarkably tight, with Croatia holding a narrow advantage across their competitive meetings.
According to UEFA records, the nations have met three times at major tournaments and friendlies prior to 2021, with Croatia winning one and drawing two. The most recent competitive meeting came in October 2025 during World Cup qualifying, a 0-0 draw in Prague that left the Czechs with almost no chance of direct qualification.
Croatia’s superior individual quality and the presence of Modrić, even at 41, make them slight favorites. However, the 0-0 draw in Prague last October and the Czechs’ home record against Croatia suggest this will be a tight, low-scoring affair. A narrow Croatia victory or a score draw appears the most likely outcome.
17 – Israel vs Republic of Ireland
Israel and the Republic of Ireland meet in a Nations League fixture that has been overshadowed by significant political controversy, with the match relocated to a neutral venue in Hungary and set to be played behind closed doors.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical record between Israel and Ireland shows a remarkably balanced rivalry with no victories for either side across five competitive meetings.
According to FBref, the nations have contested two matches with two draws and three goals scored by each side. The most recent competitive encounters came during 2006 World Cup qualifying in 2005.
The head-to-head record of two draws from two competitive meetings — with no side ever defeating the other, suggests another tight affair is likely. Ireland possess slightly more attacking quality and the emotionally draining nature of these fixtures could level the playing field. With both sides navigating extraordinary circumstances, a low-scoring draw appears the most probable outcome.
24 – Wycombe Wanderers vs Reading
Wycombe Wanderers welcome Reading to Adams Park on Saturday afternoon, with both clubs navigating the early-season turbulence of new managerial regimes.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical record between Wycombe Wanderers and Reading shows a clear advantage for the Royals across their competitive meetings. The clubs have met 19 times, with Reading winning 9, Wycombe winning 4, and 4 draws. Reading have scored 26 goals to Wycombe’s 20.
Wycombe’s managerial change and EFL Trophy victory provide a potential spark, and the Chairboys will be desperate to secure their first league win of the season in front of their home supporters. However, Reading arrive with momentum of their own and a striker in red-hot form. A tight contest is expected, but Reading’s attacking quality and Wycombe’s struggles for consistency point toward an away victory.
33 – York City vs Gillingham
York City welcome Gillingham to the LNER Community Stadium on Saturday afternoon, with both sides enjoying strong starts to their League Two campaigns despite contrasting recent fortunes.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical record between York City and Gillingham is remarkably balanced, with little to separate the two clubs across their competitive meetings. The clubs have met 38 times, with York City winning 11, Gillingham winning 12, and 15 draws.
Both sides are in excellent form, making this one of the most intriguing fixtures of the League Two weekend. York’s home advantage and attacking quality give them a slight edge, but Gillingham’s momentum and squad depth make them dangerous opponents. The head-to-head record suggests a tight affair—15 draws in 38 meetings is a remarkable statistic. A share of the spoils seems the most probable outcome, though York’s home support could tip the balance.