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Monday, 16 November 2026. Confirmed absentees, doubts and returns for every match we cover, grouped by competition, with the stadium, the kickoff forecast and links to the reports. Kickoff times are in your time zone.

Matches
5
Players out
18
Competitions
1
Last update
06:19 UTC

UEFA Nations League

World·5 matches·
13°
Kazakhstan logoKazakhstan
Slovakia logoSlovakia

Slovakia without Lobotka and Leo Sauer for Nations League finale in Astana

4 out1 doubtful
Kazakhstan logo
Kazakhstan
#4 in table
DLLD
League C - 6
Slovakia logo
Slovakia
#1 in table
WDWW
TBC (Turkey)· TBC30,254 seatsartificial turf13°CRain·8 km/h

Slovakia without Lobotka and Leo Sauer for Nations League finale in Astana

Slovakia, who beat Kazakhstan 2-1 in Košice in September, went into the window needing one point from their last two League C games for promotion to League B. Coach Weiss called up 31 players including four newcomers, with Rusnák returning; Adam Obert left the squad to treat an injury at his club.

Out
  • DSDastan Satpaevinjury
Out
Doubtful
Back
  • RRusnák 
OddsFactory AI predictionMost likely score 1-1
16%
Kazakhstan
25%
Draw
59%
Slovakia
7°
FYR Macedonia logoFYR Macedonia
Slovenia logoSlovenia

Slovenia without Šeško and Balkovec for Nations League finale in Skopje

2 out
FYR Macedonia logo
FYR Macedonia
#4 in table
LLLL
League B - 6
Slovenia logo
Slovenia
#2 in table
WLWD
Telekom Arena· Skopje32,580 seats7°CRain·5 km/h

Slovenia without Šeško and Balkovec for Nations League finale in Skopje

Final League B Group B1 game in Skopje: Slovenia had seven points from four games before Friday's match with Switzerland, while North Macedonia had yet to score a point. Coach Boštjan Cesar also called up defender Obrić; Slovenia won the September meeting 2-0 in Ljubljana.

No absences reported.

Out
  • BŠBenjamin Šeškoinjury
  • JBJure Balkovecinjury
OddsFactory AI predictionMost likely score 1-1
23%
FYR Macedonia
30%
Draw
47%
Slovenia
17°
Greece logoGreece
Serbia logoSerbia

Serbia without Pavlović, Terzić and Vlahović for Greece trip to Volos

4 out1 doubtful
Greece logo
Greece
#2 in table
DDWW
League A - 6
Serbia logo
Serbia
#4 in table
LLLL
Pankritio Stadio· Iraklio (Heraklion)26,400 seats17°CCloudy·7 km/h

Serbia without Pavlović, Terzić and Vlahović for Greece trip to Volos

Group A2 finale at the Panthessaliko Stadium in Volos: unbeaten Greece have eight points from four games, while Serbia, after four defeats, are trying to avoid last place. Greece won the reverse fixture 2-1 in Belgrade in September with a late Douvikas goal; Miljan Krpić was called up to replace Pavlović.

Out
Doubtful
Out
OddsFactory AI predictionMost likely score 1-1
46%
Greece
31%
Draw
23%
Serbia
9°
Switzerland logoSwitzerland
Scotland logoScotland

Switzerland without Xhaka and Manzambi for Scotland in St. Gallen

5 out1 doubtful
Switzerland logo
Switzerland
#1 in table
WWWW
League B - 6
Scotland logo
Scotland
#3 in table
LWLD
St. Jakob-Park· Basel38,512 seats9°CRain·9 km/h

Switzerland without Xhaka and Manzambi for Scotland in St. Gallen

Final League B group game in St. Gallen; Switzerland won the reverse fixture 3-0 at Hampden in September. Scotland, under Sébastien Pocognoli, have Scott McTominay back after a heart procedure and Ché Adams back from a thigh strain, while Roggerio Nyakossi has a first Swiss call-up.

Out
  • GXGranit Xhakacalf
  • Johan ManzambiJohan Manzambicalf, withdrawn
  • MMMiro Muheimmuscle, withdrawn
  • SHSilas Huberconcussion
Doubtful
  • RVRuben Vargasillness
Out
Back
  • SMScott McTominay 
  • CAChé Adamsthigh
OddsFactory AI predictionMost likely score 2-0
66%
Switzerland
23%
Draw
11%
Scotland
3°
Germany logoGermany
Netherlands logoNetherlands

Netherlands without Van Dijk and Brobbey in Berlin; Germany lose Anton

3 out
Germany logo
Germany
#3 in table
DWLD
League A - 6
Netherlands logo
Netherlands
#1 in table
WDWD
Signal Iduna Park· Dortmund81,365 seats3°CCloudy·14 km/h

Netherlands without Van Dijk and Brobbey in Berlin; Germany lose Anton

Group A2 finale at Berlin's Olympiastadion: the Netherlands and Greece led on eight points before this round, with Germany on five, and the top two reach the quarter-finals. Frenkie de Jong is back in Xavi's Dutch squad, Sepp van den Berg earned a first call-up, and Ridle Baku replaced Waldemar Anton in Klopp's Germany squad.

Out
  • WAWaldemar Antonmuscle, withdrawn
Out
Back
  • FJFrenkie de Jong 
OddsFactory AI predictionMost likely score 1-1
37%
Germany
32%
Draw
31%
Netherlands

Team news is compiled from the linked reports at the time shown on each match and can change before kickoff; check the official line-ups about an hour before the match. Player photos and season stats come from API-Football; weather is the OpenWeather forecast for the stadium's city at kickoff.