The H group, comprising Slovenia, Estonia, Sweden, and the Czech Republic, remains in a state of flux as the final round of World Championship qualification has yet to yield a definitive outcome. Consequently, every national team within the group retains a viable opportunity to advance to the second round of qualification, which is scheduled to take place in Qatar in 2027. Currently, Estonia occupies the top position within the group standings.
They are closely followed by Slovenia, with both teams recording an identical record of three victories and two defeats. In the middle of the pack, Sweden holds the third place, while the Czech Republic shares the same statistical record as Sweden, occupying the bottom spot. The competitive nature of this group means that the standings are highly volatile.
For any team, maintaining a high placement requires consistent performance, as the current point differentials suggest intense rivalry among the participants. On a personnel note, Sekulić is expected to be available to the selector once again today. Notably, Klemen Prepelič, who was absent from the match against Estonia, is also anticipated to rejoin the squad.
The immediate focus remains on these remaining fixtures to determine which teams will secure their passage to the next stage of the qualification process. The outcome of these matches will significantly impact the final ranking within this competitive group.
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