Euro 2024 qualifiers are just around the corner: more than 4,000 tickets have been sold for the first home game of the Slovenian national team
In a week Slovenia will play its first match in the qualification for the Euro 2024. Selector Matjaž Kek and his charges will first visit Astana, where they will play Kazakhstan on artificial turf. The match will start at 16. 1 hour Slovenian time. Just three days later, Slovenians will be at work on home soil for the first time. On Sunday, 26 March, the Stožice stadium in Ljubljana will host a concert at 18. The Slovenia-San Marino showdown kicks off at 10:00.
This raises an interesting question: how many spectators will support Slovenia against San Marino? It is a fact that much will depend on the outcome of the showdown with Kazakhstan. That’s just the way it is. It may not be right, but that’s the way it is.
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Tickets are selling well, no matter what. As revealed by Matjaž Krajnik, spokesperson of the
of the Football Association of Slovenia
, less than 14 days before the showdown with the baby of European football, more than 4,000 tickets have already been sold. For comparison, Slovenia’s last home game last year, when Montenegro was away at Stožice, was watched live by 11,165 spectators.
If you want to support the Slovenian national team live on the road to Euro 2024 in Germany in March, you can secure your tickets at
here
.
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