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This week in the European World Cup qualifiers, Montenegro will host Croatia. While Croatia is in the midst of celebrating their World Cup qualification, they’ll pause to face their neighbors in what promises to be an interesting clash of former Yugoslav rivals.

This weekend in the Spanish Segunda, Cultural Leonesa will take on Malaga in what promises to be a clash between two teams looking to climb away from the danger zone. Both sides are desperate for points against a close rival—let’s dive in!

In the European World Cup qualifiers, Ukraine will host Iceland on November 16, 2025 ⚽️. The visitors only need a draw to stay in second place, making this an intriguing matchup. Our Prediction for Ukraine vs Iceland

England started the year under new manager Tuchel. The team comfortably handled qualification, securing a perfect record in the qualifiers and booking their World Cup spot as early as October.

In the European World Cup qualifiers, Serbia will host Latvia on November 16, 2025. While neither team has major tournament objectives left, the visitors might find a chance if the hosts show any vulnerability. ⚽️

Luxembourg vs Germany: A Dominant Favorite Visits in the European Qualifiers

Poland entered the qualifiers with ambition but quickly stumbled. It wasn’t until the shock loss to Finland that the federation decided to make a change, appointing Urban as the new head coach. Since then, the team has shown renewed structure and energy.

These sides met for the first time in September, with Croatia earning a deserved victory under coach Dalić. The hosts enter this match with confidence and a history of control.

Beyond these, every other match ended in defeat, highlighting ongoing struggles in both attack and defense. Their averages show:

The two teams met for the first time in September 2025, when Curaçao claimed a 3-2 victory at home in a competitive encounter that showcased their superior individual quality.

While England remain heavy favorites, Tuchel may choose to rotate his squad and test new combinations now that qualification is secured. Serbia, on the other hand, will fight desperately to stay in contention for second place. This could lead to a more open and attacking match.

In the last five head-to-head encounters, Ireland managed to hold Portugal to a goalless draw (0-0) once, but otherwise struggled to match the visitors’ class and creativity.