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Estonia have lost seven of their last 10 games across the board

Slovakia and Estonia are scheduled to meet on Tuesday, 19 November, in the final round of the UEFA Nations League C.

With both teams pretty much stuck in their places in the standings, this won't be a high-stakes game, but who will end up winning it? Read our Slovakia vs Estonia prediction to find out more about this match.

Slovakia vs Estonia prediction: An easy win for the hosts

Key stats

  • Slovakia have beaten Estonia in all three of their previous meetings.
  • The last two H2H duels between these teams have gone under 2.5 total goals.
  • Slovakia have gone under 2.5 total goals in four of their last seven matches.

Correct score prediction: Slovakia 2-0 Estonia

Given that Slovakia are clearly the better team, we can see them winning this match despite not needing the points. Furthermore, we don't see Estonia scoring, like they didn't in their previous two duels with Slovakia.

Pre-game odds and win probability: Slovakia the clear favourites

  • HOME: 3/13 – 81.30%
  • DRAW: 19/4 – 17.40%
  • AWAY: 12/1 – 7.7%

*Odds from 7Bet, subject to change

We can see from these Slovakia vs Estonia odds that the bookies see the hosts as the expected winners, which is hardly a surprise looking a the standings in their group.

Furthermore, Slovakia will host the match and they're the better team on paper, so we can see why they're such heavy favourites to get the three points.

Don’t forget to check out more of our best betting tips and predictions after you’ve dissected our Slovakia vs Estonia predictions.

Most recent H2Hs: All wins for Slovakia

These two teams have met three times before and Slovakia have won all three of those matches. Most recently they have met in September in Estonia, when Slovakia won 1-0.

UEFA Nations League C 05/09/24

Estonia

Estonia

0
Slovakia

Slovakia

1

Slovakia preview: Getting ready for promotion playoffs

After losing to Sweden a few days ago, Slovakia have lost all chances of getting promoted as the top team in the group. However, they will have another chance to get into League B when promotion playoffs roll around, given that they've secured second place in the group.

Meanwhile, Slovakia will be without Milan Skriniar against Estonia since he has to serve a suspension after being sent off against Sweden.

Predicted lineup: Greif (GK), Gyomber, Satka, Obert, Hancko, Duda, Lobotka, Benes, Suslov, Strelec & Schranz

UEFA Nations League 23/03/25

L

Slovenia

Slovenia

1

Slovakia

Slovakia

0

UEFA Nations League 20/03/25

D

Slovenia

Slovenia

0

Slovakia

Slovakia

0

UEFA Nations League C 19/11/24

W

Estonia

Estonia

0

Slovakia

Slovakia

1

UEFA Nations League C 16/11/24

L

Sweden

Sweden

2

Slovakia

Slovakia

1

UEFA Nations League C 14/10/24

W

Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan

1

Slovakia

Slovakia

3

Estonia preview: Hoping to finish the competition with a good performance

With four points in this edition of the UEFA Nations League, all won against Azerbaijan in their two H2H duels, Estonia are third in the standings and can't move up or down. That means that Estonia will play in League C next season too, which is pretty much the most they could've hoped to achieve before the competition started.

Predicted lineup: Hein (GK), Peetson, J. Tamm, Mets, Schjonning-Larsen,Poom, Palumets, Yakovlev, Shein, Sinyavskiy & A. Tamm

Europe - World Cup Qualifying 25/03/25

W

Moldova

Moldova

2

Estonia

Estonia

3

Europe - World Cup Qualifying 22/03/25

L

Israel

Israel

2

Estonia

Estonia

1

UEFA Nations League C 19/11/24

L

Slovakia

Slovakia

1

Estonia

Estonia

0

UEFA Nations League C 16/11/24

D

Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan

0

Estonia

Estonia

0

UEFA Nations League C 14/10/24

L

Sweden

Sweden

3

Estonia

Estonia

0

Player to watch: David Strelec

After helping Slovan Bratislava reach the league phase of the Champions League this season, Strelec has also done well for Slovakia in the Nations League, notching three goals so far. With that in mind, Estonia will have to keep a close eye on the young forward.


Vladimir’s dreams of becoming a professional basketball player ended a long time ago, but his other dream of becoming a writer came true as he combined his love of writing and sports to become a professional content writer who covers multiple sports, including football, basketball, and tennis.