Kosovo and Slovenia played out a goalless draw in World Cup qualifying on 10 October, a result that reflected Slovenia's dominance despite failing to break through. The visitors controlled proceedings with 61% possession and 11 shots, though only two found the target, generating 0.92 expected goals. Kosovo, set up defensively in a 5-4-1 shape, managed just five attempts with none on target, accumulating 0.54 xG from limited opportunities. The home side's goalkeeper made a crucial contribution, saving both shots faced to maintain parity. Slovenia's inability to convert their territorial advantage proved costly in a qualifying campaign where such chances are often decisive, while Kosovo's defensive discipline ensured they remained unbeaten. The stalemate leaves both teams searching for breakthrough moments in the group.