Slovakia vs Faroe Islands Prediction, H2H Stats & Statistical Bets 13 November 2026
🔊 Slovakia host the Faroe Islands in the fifth round of Nations League Group C3. The hosts lead comfortably on ten points and can secure first place with a match to spare, while the visitors are level on points with Moldova in second place, ahead of them on tiebreakers. The teams met in the Faroe Islands in October, drawing 1-1. Slovakia have a stronger squad and home advantage, but that recent meeting showed that their opponents can cause the favourites serious problems.
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The teams could not be separated in October
📊 On 2 October 2026, the Faroe Islands and Slovakia drew 1-1. The visitors took the lead through an own goal, but the Faroese equalised after the break. The teams will now meet in Košice, where Slovakia will look to confirm their status as group leaders.
Head-to-head statistics Slovakia - Faroe Islands

Slovakia: chance to secure promotion early
Slovakia have taken ten points from four matches and sit comfortably at the top of Group C3. Vladimir Weiss’s side began the tournament with a 2-0 win over Moldova, then beat Kazakhstan 2-1 and drew with the Faroe Islands in Tórshavn. In October, Slovakia faced Moldova again and secured a commanding 4-0 victory in Chișinău. They have scored nine goals and conceded just two in four matches.
Slovakia’s main advantage is the quality of their squad and the range of options in attack. Milan Škriniar, Dávid Hancko and Martin Valjent play key roles in defence, while Ondrej Duda, Tomáš Rigo and Peter Pokorný provide options in midfield. Albert Rusnák’s return after four years away from the national team also gives the coaching staff more options. In attack, much will depend on Dávid Strelec, Róbert Boženík, Lukáš Haraslín and Tomáš Bobček.
Slovakia have plenty of motivation in the group, although their position means they do not need to take unnecessary risks. Even a draw will guarantee them first place and promotion to League B: after this round, their closest challengers will no longer be able to earn enough points to catch the leaders. The hosts therefore need not only to seek a win but also to maintain their discipline. The Faroe Islands have already shown that they can make it difficult for Slovakia to get towards goal.
Match Results: Slovakia

Faroe Islands: four draws in a row and a tricky opponent
The Faroe Islands have four points and sit second in the group. All four of their matches in this Nations League campaign have ended in draws: 1-1 against Kazakhstan, 1-1 against Moldova, 1-1 against Slovakia and 2-2 against Kazakhstan in Astana. They have scored five goals and conceded the same number. The Faroe Islands remain unbeaten, but have been unable to turn any of their matches into a win.
Their latest match against Kazakhstan was particularly telling. The Faroe Islands led 2-0, but after Martin Agnarsson was sent off midway through the second half, they allowed their opponents to draw level. This again showed the team’s ability to create chances in attack, while also highlighting how difficult they find it to hold on to a lead under pressure. Away to Slovakia, they will need to be even more organised without the ball: the hosts have more players capable of creating chances in positional attacks.
Eyðun Klakstein’s squad includes Gunnar Vatnhamar, Andrias Edmundsson, Odmar Faero, Geza David Turi, Jóannes Bjartalid and Petur Knudsen. Bjartalid and Knudsen could play important roles in attack, while the defensive line will rely on the experience of Vatnhamar and Edmundsson. The Faroe Islands have already shown they can contain favourites, but in Košice they will have virtually no margin for error.
Match Results: Faroe Islands
Latest news
Slovakia
❌ Slovakia will be without Stanislav Lobotka, who is recovering from an ankle injury. Leo Sauer is also missing the training camp due to injury, while Tomáš Suslov is continuing treatment for a hamstring injury. Adam Obert withdrew from the November squad for medical reasons.
Faroe Islands
❌ Martin Agnarsson will miss the match through suspension after being sent off against Kazakhstan. Defender Ari Olsen has also withdrawn from the November squad with a minor injury: Asi Dam has been called up in his place.
Predicted Lineups
📋 Slovakia’s predicted starting XI: Greif - Mesik, Skriniar, Hancko, Obert - Pokorny, Rigo, Duda - Haraslin, Strelec, Bobcek.
📋 Faroe Islands’ predicted starting XI: Lamhauge - Færø, Vatnhamar, Edmundsson - Danielsen, Turi, Bjartali, Dam - Hanus Sørensen, Knudsen, Aki Samuelsen.
🟨 Yellow Cards Prediction
There was no consistent trend towards a high number of bookings in Slovakia’s and the Faroe Islands’ four group-stage matches. Total Yellow Cards - Under 3.5 landed in three of Slovakia’s last four matches and in all of the Faroe Islands’ Nations League games. This is not a friendly, but the standings do not require the hosts to play overly aggressively either: a draw is enough to achieve their main objective. Therefore, Total Yellow Cards - Under 4.5 is worth considering.
⚽ Goals Prediction
Slovakia have scored nine goals in four rounds, though four of them came in their most recent match against Moldova. The Faroe Islands have scored just five times despite drawing all four matches. In the first meeting between the teams, each scored once, and Slovakia can now secure first place even without a win. However, given the difference in quality, my pick is Slovakia Team Total Goals - Over 1.5 at odds of 1.53*.
🚩 Corners Prediction
Slovakia should control the play and get into the opposition’s penalty area more often. After four rounds, matches involving Slovakia have averaged 10.5 corners in total, while those involving the Faroe Islands have averaged 11.5. The visitors are capable of defending in a low block for long periods, forcing their opponents to shift attacks out wide and deliver crosses into the box. If the hosts regularly attack the flanks of the Faroese defence, the number of corners could exceed the usual level. My pick is Total Corners - Over 8.5 at odds of 1.49.*
🚀 Risky Bet
Slovakia - Handicap -2.5 - odds 3.60*. Although the Faroe Islands took points off Slovakia in the first round of matches, the gap in quality between the teams remains substantial. If Slovakia score early, the Faroe Islands will have to move away from their usual compact approach and take more risks. This could give the favourites more opportunities to attack and secure a convincing win. Given home advantage and the quality of Slovakia’s players, this option is appealing specifically as a risky bet.
🎯 Reliable Bet
Total Goals - Over 1.5 - odds of 1.26*. Both national teams have consistently been involved in matches with at least two goals scored. Even their previous head-to-head meeting ended 1-1. Therefore, let’s consider this bet as the most cautious option.
🚀 Player Prop Bet
David Strelec to score or provide an assist - 1.84*. The striker remains one of Slovakia's main options for finishing attacks and scored in the last match against Moldova. Against the Faroe Islands, the hosts should have more possession and build attacks patiently, so the centre-forward will have plenty of opportunities to shoot from inside the box.
👀 If The Match Doesn't Go To Plan
If the Faroe Islands can keep the score at 0-0 until half-time, while Slovakia continue to get the ball into the box regularly and create chances, Slovakia to score in the second half could be considered as a live bet. The visitors’ deep defending will take a considerable physical toll, while the hosts have options to strengthen their attack with substitutions. Slovakia do not need to commit their whole team forward, however, so this bet is best placed only if the favourites have a clear territorial advantage.
*The odds are indicative and may vary depending on the bookmaker.
⭐ Editor's Pick
Slovakia have the stronger squad and better group-stage results. Despite four consecutive draws, the Faroe Islands have conceded in every match of this Nations League campaign. At home, Slovakia should control the game more often and create enough chances to break through the visitors' defence at least twice. Final pick: Slovakia Team Total Goals - Over 1.5. Predicted score: 3-0.
