Switzerland have won all four of their Nations League games and sit top of their group, with 11 goals scored and just one conceded.

They’re averaging 19.75 shots and 8.25 on target per game, while their opponents have managed just three shots on target across all four matches combined.

The Swiss have won both away games 3-0, beating North Macedonia and Scotland, and also beat Slovenia 2-1 in October, dominating possession and creating the better chances.

Dan Ndoye has been one of their standout players, with two goals, three assists and ten shots on target, more than any other player in the competition.

Slovenia have picked up seven points, but Scotland created over 2 xG against them in both meetings, even though Slovenia avoided defeat in both.

The hosts will also be without defenders Erik Janža and David Zec, which is far from ideal when facing one of the best attacks in the Nations League.