In-depth Analysis
Croatia is in outstanding form in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, remaining unbeaten after 6 matches with 5 wins and 1 draw, leading Group L with 16 points, 3 ahead of second-placed Czech Republic. A victory over the Faroe Islands on the morning of November 15 would almost guarantee Croatia a spot in the 2026 World Cup finals. Coach Zlatko Dalic and his team will certainly make full use of their home advantage to secure 3 points.
Croatiaâs home form is impressive: in their last 9 home games, they have won 8 and drawn 1. In the most recent 3 home matches, the checkered-shirt team won all and scored at least 3 goals per game.
However, it wonât be an easy game as the Faroe Islands are in good form, winning 4 of their last 5 matches in the European qualifiers and currently sitting 3rd in Group L, just 1 point behind the Czech Republic. Coach Eydun Klaksteinâs team still hopes to reach the play-offs and will put in maximum effort, having gone 15 consecutive matches without losing by more than one goal.
In summary, Croatia is highly likely to win, but it will be difficult to beat the Faroe Islands by more than 2 goals.