The qualifiers for the next European Championships are underway and the match between Kazakhstan and Slovenia will open on Wednesday 23 March at 4 pm. For the two national teams it is already a very important challenge, both have been included in Group H where Denmark is clearly favored for first place, but the second, which qualifies by right for the continental event, is all to be assigned given that the other teams in the group are San Marino, Northern Ireland and Finland. Kazakhstan come on three straight defeats against the United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan, but had previously racked up eight straight wins.

Slovenia is definitely better off, having won friendlies against Montenergo and Romania and hasn't lost in six consecutive games.

Kazakhstan's squad is not known to the general public and includes a majority of players playing in the national championship. Defensive executive Alip (Zenith, 22 caps) and neophyte in the same position Lev Skvortsov (Khimki), but also midfielder Zaynutdinov (CSKA Moscow, 10 goals in 26 caps), are the exceptions. The inexperienced Shushenachev (striker, no goal in 6 caps) was called up but he had to forfeit this international window due to injury and was replaced by the young Zhumabek (2 caps). Absence also of the expatriate Vogorovsky (Molenbeek, 29 sel), while Alip is suspended for this first match. Author of 3 achievements in the League of Nations and scorer in the last friendly, Aymbetov has been the most prominent Kazakhstani in recent months.

For its part, Slovenia relies on more experienced top-level players such as its last bulwark Oblak (54 caps) playing at Atlético de Madrid, the Angevin defender Blazic (24 caps) or residents of Serie A Stojanovic (41 sel), Bijol (35 sel), Crnigoj (26 sel) and Lovric (25 sel). We also find in this workforce the experienced Verbic (5 goals in 47 caps) and the promising Sesko (5 goals in 17 caps). The latter, who will leave Salzburg for Leipzig this summer, has been decisive, in the pass or in front of goal, in Slovenia's last 5 matches. Initially summoned, the executives Sporar (7 goals in 42 caps), who went through Sporting, and Jasmin Kurtic (83 caps, ex-Atalanta), but also the youngest Brekalo (4 caps) finally had to forfeit.

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Supporters of Slovenia must be dreading going to watch their team play, with a recent return of just one point from a possible 33 serving to emphasise just how poor the side have been. Excluding the playoffs, Kazakhstan have enjoyed nine wins in 14 home games at this level of late, so they will fancy their chances of chalking up another victory here.

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Kazakhstan Win

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4.05

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61%

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4.60

#	Home Team	Away Team
Name	Kazakhstan	Slovenia
Clean Sheet	30%	30%
Failed to Score	20%	30%
Goals Conceded	1.1	1.2
Goals Scored	1.1	1.1
WIN Rate	65.81%	61.64%
Last 5 Games	L L L D W	W W W D W

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