

Slovakia
Founded
1993
Coach
Francesco Calzona
Venue
Košická futbalová aréna
City
Košice
Capacity
12,658
Surface
grass
Season Stats
Record
4W 0D 1L
H:3W/A:1W
Goals
6 / 2 (+4)
H:5/A:1
Clean Sheets
1
H:0/A:1
Sidelined Players (2)
Recent Results
@ Germany
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 17/11/2025
vs Northern Ireland
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 14/11/2025
vs Luxembourg
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 13/10/2025
@ Northern Ireland
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 10/10/2025
@ Luxembourg
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 07/09/2025
vs Germany
UEFA World Cup Qualifiers · 04/09/2025
@ Slovenia
UEFA Nations League Play-offs BC · 23/03/2025
vs Slovenia
UEFA Nations League Play-offs BC · 20/03/2025
vs Estonia
UEFA Nations League League C · 19/11/2024
@ Sweden
UEFA Nations League League C · 16/11/2024
Upcoming Fixtures
Slovakia
The Slovakia national football team, governed by the Slovak Football Association, has built a solid reputation in European football since the country's independence in 1993. Slovakia famously reached the FIFA World Cup round of 16 in 2010, defeating eventual runners-up Italy 3-2 in the group stage — a result that shocked European football. The team also reached UEFA Euro 2016. Slovakia has produced exceptional talent including Miroslav Karhan, Marek Hamšík — their all-time leading scorer — and Marek Mintal. Under coach Francesco Calzona, Slovakia qualified for UEFA Euro 2024, where they defeated Belgium in the group stage before being eliminated by England in extra time. The team plays home matches at the Národný futbalový štadión in Bratislava and continues to be a competitive force in European qualifiers.