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As a result, the Swedes won five of their last six matches and drew once, rarely leaving without points.

Slovenia is solid at home but not impregnable: in their last four competitive matches in Ljubljana, they conceded goals in two, including four against Norway. At the same time, they tend to score – they went goalless only once in the aforementioned four home matches.

• Sweden's goal production and Slovenia's home scoring ability together boost the likelihood of the option over 1.5 goals and the "both teams to score" market.
• The Scandinavians' unbeaten away streak (3 wins, 1 draw in the last four) provides a stable basis for the X2.
• There is a risk that Jan Oblak is in great form, and Alexander Isak's participation for Sweden is uncertain, which may diminish the visitors' attacking strength.