Slovenia
SloveniaSlovenia are in position 3 in UEFA World Cup Qualifiers with 4 points from 6 matches (0 wins, 4 draws, 2 losses, goals 3-8). Recent form of Slovenia (last five matches): L D W L W.
Founded
1920
Venue
Stadion Z'dežele
City
Celje
Capacity
13,059
Surface
grass
Season Stats
Record
0W 4D 2L
H:0W/A:0W
Goals
3 / 8 (-5)
H:2/A:1
Clean Sheets
2
H:0/A:2
Sidelined Players (1)
Recent Results
@ Scotland
06/10/2026UEFA Nations League League B
@ Switzerland
03/10/2026UEFA Nations League League B
vs North Macedonia
29/09/2026UEFA Nations League League B
vs Scotland
26/09/2026UEFA Nations League League B
@ Croatia
07/06/2026Friendlies
vs Cyprus
04/06/2026Friendlies
@ Montenegro
31/03/2026Friendlies
@ Hungary
28/03/2026Friendlies
@ Sweden
18/11/2025UEFA World Cup Qualifiers
vs Kosovo
15/11/2025UEFA World Cup Qualifiers
Slovenia
The Slovenia national football team, governed by the Football Association of Slovenia (NZS) and founded upon independence in 1991, has established itself as a competitive European side. The team plays home matches at Stadion Stozice in Ljubljana, which holds 16,000 spectators. Slovenia qualified for the FIFA World Cup in 2002 and 2010, reaching the round of sixteen in South Africa. They have also featured in UEFA European Championship tournaments. Standout players include midfielder Jan Oblak — the country's greatest-ever goalkeeper — and striker Jan Mlakar. Historically, Zlatko Zahovic was their most celebrated player. In 2024, Slovenia reached the round of sixteen at Euro 2024 under coach Matjaz Kek before losing to Portugal, showcasing the team's continued growth and ambition on the European stage.