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    San Marino U21 VS Kosovo U21

    UEFA - EURO U21 Qualifying
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      San Marino U21 enter the September 24 fixture in Group A of the 2027 UEFA European Under-21 Championship qualifiers at the bottom of the table. After seven matches, they have no points, no goals scored and 39 conceded, while Kosovo have eight points. Recent history also highlights the large gap between the sides. In the 2025 U21 EURO qualifying campaign, San Marino finished bottom with zero points from ten matches, while Kosovo finished fourth in Group D with 12 points, showing a stronger campaign. San Marino have lost their last five matches without scoring: 0-7 Kosovo, 0-7 Spain, 0-5 Cyprus, 0-8 Finland and 0-3 Romania. This sequence underlines the continued pressure on their defense ahead of this match. Kosovo are also without a win in their last five, suffering defeats against Romania, Spain and Türkiye while drawing 0-0 with Finland and Luxembourg. However, they conceded only four goals during that run and previously defeated San Marino 7-0.
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    • Inverness CT host Greenock Morton at 19:45 on September 25 in Round 8 of the 2026/27 William Hill Championship. After seven rounds, Inverness are eighth with seven points, while Morton are bottom with only one point. The recent background is important. Inverness won League One in 2025/26 with 69 points, scoring 60 goals and conceding only 24 to return to the Championship. Morton remained in the Championship but finished eighth with 38 points. In their last five Championship matches, Inverness recorded one win, two draws and two defeats: 1-1 against Partick, 1-3 against Stenhousemuir, 0-2 against Raith, 3-1 against Ayr and 2-2 against Livingston. Morton lost four and drew one. Recent head-to-head meetings also favor Inverness. On July 25, 2026, Inverness won 1-0 at Cappielow in the League Cup. Before that, they beat Morton 3-1 and 2-0 in the 2023/24 Championship, following a 0-0 draw and a 1-2 defeat.
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    • Raith Rovers enter Matchday 8 of the Championship in second place with 14 points and a +8 goal difference. They are unbeaten in their last four matches, including wins over Inverness and Arbroath before a 0-0 draw with Partick. Livingston sit fifth with 10 points and a +3 goal difference. They drew 2-2 with Inverness last time out, following a 4-1 win over Morton, but had previously lost 0-1 to both Stenhousemuir and Arbroath. Looking further back, Raith finished fifth in the 2024/25 Championship with 53 points, while Livingston were second with 70 points. In 2025/26, Raith again finished fifth with 45 points, whereas Livingston competed in the Premiership and finished bottom. Recent head-to-head meetings have generally favored Livingston. Across the last five encounters, Livingston won three, Raith won one and one ended in a draw. The most recent meeting in March 2025 finished 0-0. Current form, however, highlights an important difference. Raith have conceded only three goals in seven
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    • Arbroath host Queen’s Park in Matchday 8 of the 2026/27 William Hill Championship. After seven games, Arbroath sit seventh with eight points, while Queen’s Park are ninth with four points and a weaker goal difference. Arbroath have made a mixed start, recording two wins, two draws and three defeats, with four goals scored and nine conceded. They defeated Livingston 1-0 and Morton 2-1 before suffering consecutive defeats against Raith Rovers and Stenhousemuir. Queen’s Park have struggled more significantly, collecting one win, one draw and five defeats from seven matches. They have scored only three goals while conceding eleven. Their two latest matches both ended in 0-2 defeats. Recent head-to-head history is relatively balanced but gives Arbroath a slight statistical edge. Across the last five meetings, Arbroath have won three and Queen’s Park two. Last season produced one win for each side before Arbroath won 1-0. Looking further back, Arbroath won League One in 2024/25 with
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