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At Estadio Doroteo Guamuch Flores on 14 November 2025, Guatemala host Panama in a World Cup qualifier that could prove decisive for both teams’ ambitions. With the group finely balanced, this meeting promises a tense, strategic contest where neither side can afford major errors.

At Estádio 11 de Novembro in Luanda on 14 November 2025, Angola host reigning world champions Argentina in a rare and historic friendly that has generated immense excitement across the country. With the stands expected to be filled to capacity, the atmosphere alone promises to make this a memorable occasion for the home supporters.

At the Helsinki Olympic Stadium on 14 November 2025, Finland host Malta in a qualifier that the home side must win to keep even a theoretical chance of finishing second. The visitors, meanwhile, travel north looking simply to stay competitive and avoid another defeat in a difficult campaign.

At Tehelné pole on 14 November 2025, Slovakia host Northern Ireland in a qualifier that could have major implications for the battle for second place. The home side enter the match in strong form, while the visitors face a situation where defeat would all but end their World Cup hopes.

At Stadion Maksimir on 14 November 2025, Croatia host the Faroe Islands in a European qualifier where the group leaders look to cement their dominance, while the visitors arrive riding an unprecedented wave of confidence. The contrast in quality is clear, yet recent results give this match a layer of intrigue.

At PGE Narodowy in Warsaw on 14 November 2025, Poland and the Netherlands meet in a high-stakes clash between the top two teams in the group. With both nations in strong qualifying positions, this encounter carries real weight - the hosts aiming to catch the leaders, and the visitors just one win away from sealing direct World Cup qualification.

At Stade de Luxembourg on 14 November 2025, Luxembourg host Germany in a qualifier that places two teams with very different ambitions on the same pitch. The visitors chase direct World Cup qualification, while the hosts aim simply to avoid another heavy defeat in a campaign that has brought more frustration than progress.

At Astana Arena on 15 November 2025, Kazakhstan host Belgium in a qualifier where the visitors can mathematically secure top spot in the group, while the hosts look to produce a competitive display after a difficult campaign marked by inconsistency and scoring struggles at home.

At Rheinpark Stadion on 15 November 2025, Liechtenstein host Wales in a qualifier where the visitors must take all three points to keep their hopes of finishing second alive. For the hosts, the match represents another daunting challenge in a campaign that has offered little encouragement.

At GSP Stadium in Nicosia on 15 November 2025, Cyprus host Austria in their final group match. While the home side are already out of the qualification race, recent performances suggest they will compete with determination against an Austrian team still fighting to secure first place.

At Rams Park on 15 November 2025, Türkiye host Bulgaria in a qualifier where the home side look set to strengthen their grip on second place, while the visitors arrive amid one of their most troubling periods in recent memory.

At Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena on 15 November 2025, Georgia host Spain in a European qualifier where the visitors aim to maintain their flawless campaign, while the hosts look for a respectable performance against the group’s dominant force.