Slovenia claimed a 3–2 friendly victory over Montenegro in an International Friendly on 31 March, with the away side demonstrating clinical finishing despite generating lower expected goals. Montenegro created more clear-cut chances, posting an xG of 0.67 compared to Slovenia's 0.52, yet failed to convert their superiority into points; Slovenia's goalkeeper conceded 3.0 xG while facing shots that resulted in exactly three goals, indicating ruthless conversion from the visitors. Deployed in a 4–4–2 formation, Montenegro pressed forward but ultimately lacked the precision to capitalise on their attacking platform, while Slovenia's 4–2–3–1 setup provided defensive stability and clinical transition play. The absence of named goalscorers reflects the friendly's low-profile nature, though Slovenia's ability to outscore their xG suggests composed finishing when opportunities arose. This result offers Slovenia positive momentum ahead of competitive fixtures, while Montenegro must reassess their conversion efficiency.