Need to know
Kick-off time: The highly anticipated international friendly between these neighboring nations is scheduled to take place this Sunday evening, June 7. Football fans should prepare for the action on the pitch to officially get underway at 7.45pm sharp.
Match location: The fixture is being hosted within Croatia as both teams look to fine-tune their tactical setups. The match will be played on the pitch at the Stadion Varteks, which is located in the northern Croatian city of Varaždin.
UK television broadcast: In the United Kingdom, football fans will have to head over to Amazon Prime PPV to access the live broadcast of the match. The television station will be on air with its formal, pre-match presentation and live coverage starting at 7.45pm.
Live stream: If you plan to view the game online or on your preferred mobile device, you can stream the broadcast via the official Amazon Prime Video app or directly through the Amazon website. Existing subscribers can log in via their regular mobile app, web browser, or via smart TV devices to order and watch the feed, although anyone wishing to tune in will need to pay the £2.99 fee.
Viewing options in the United States: Supporters tuning in from the United States can watch the live broadcast of the clash on the FS2 television channel, which is scheduled to begin at 2.45pm Eastern Time. Additionally, American viewers have the choice to stream the match live through the FOX Sports App, the FOX Sports website, or by utilising a subscription to Fubo.
Croatia team and injury news: The host nation enters this weekend’s warm-up fixture with an incredibly healthy squad and has no major fitness concerns plaguing their training camp. Managerial staff have confirmed that veteran core players like Luka Modrić are fit to feature, meaning Croatia has proudly reported a completely clean bill of health with zero players ruled out or listed as doubtful.
Slovenia team and injury news: In stark contrast to their opponents, the visitors have been hit with a massive setback to their attacking frontline ahead of this weekend’s match. Star striker Benjamin Šeško has been completely ruled out of the fixture due to an injury, leaving a major goal-scoring void that the rest of the squad will need to urgently fill.
Head-to-head match record: Historically, these two nations have shared a fiercely contested regional rivalry on the international football stage, though Croatia has traditionally held the competitive upper hand. Out of their total eleven historical senior encounters over the decades, Croatia has secured six victories, while Slovenia has managed just a single victory against their neighbours, alongside four competitive draws.
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