“Ryan Christie scores from close range after Jack Hendry's header had struck the post from a set piece, giving Scotland an early lead.”
Pivotal“Aljosa Matko levels the score with a left-footed strike from outside the box, assisted by Danijel Sturm, just after Scotland had missed a chance to extend their lead.”
Pivotal“Danijel Sturm completes Slovenia's turnaround by scoring the winning goal, capping a second-half surge that saw the visitors overturn their early deficit.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Scotland looked set to cruise after Ryan Christie bundled in a close-range finish from a set piece inside the first half hour, and they dominated the underlying numbers throughout with 54% possession and 12 shots to Slovenia's 10. But Slovenia's resilience and clinical edge told in the second half, as Aljosa Matko leveled from outside the box just eleven minutes after the restart, before Danijel Sturm turned the game on its head in the 71st minute. Slovenia created more from less, converting four big chances into two goals while Scotland squandered theirs, and five Slovenia saves kept the hosts at bay down the stretch. For Scotland, the collapse after taking an early lead at home will sting, while Slovenia's counter-punching approach - three counter-attacks converted into a priceless away win - gives their Nations League campaign real momentum.
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Scotland and Slovenia go head-to-head at Hampden Park locked on four points apiece, with second place in Group B1 and a playoff route on the line. Both sides arrive on the back of contrasting results from their last outings, adding extra edge to a rematch of last month's goalless draw in Ljubljana.