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Slovakia aim at promotion to League B of the UEFA Nations League, and that could take a positive step as they travel to the Faroe Islands. The Faroe Islands lost both past meetings with Slovakia. This is the first encounter between these nations since 1996, and it will be their third in history. The Faroe Islands are unbeaten after two UNL matches, both which ended in draws. They started off with a 1-1 draw at home against Kazakhstan before registering a similar outcome against Moldova. The level of difficulty goes higher, but playing at home offers a lift. The hosts have lost only to Croatia in the last nine games at home.

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There is a clear gap in global and continental rankings between the two sides meeting in this UEFA Nations League tie. Faroe Islands sit 125th in the latest FIFA world standings, ranking 44th among all European national teams. Their current squad is led by key veteran Knudsen, with regular first-team members Andreasen and Vatnhamar all selected for this fixture. Slovakia hold a far more competitive position, coming in 44th globally and 23rd across European sides. Their call-up for the match is headlined by star forward Bozhenik, with top match contributors Haraslin and Strelec also named in the full squad.

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Team analysis Faroe WLLDD last 5, 0W in group: 1-1 Kazakhstan, 1-1 Moldova, failed to hold leads both. Home strong: 1 loss in last 8 UNL at Torsvollur. Avg 1.0 goals, 60% BTTS last 5. Slovakia leader 6pts: 2-0 Moldova, 2-1 Kazakhstan. Form WWW DW unbeaten 5, 10 goals last 5, avg 2.0. Ranking gap 78 places. Squad value 5x, Duda, Strelec 1+1 goals.

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