November 13, 2026: Top Match Predictions and Analysis
November 13's schedule comes from three directions: the Nations League's A and B divisions, the AFCON qualification groups and the Copa del Rey. We broke down eight matches through their form lines, goal averages and importance scores. For all of the day's matches and live prediction results, check the iTahmin daily predictions page.
Serbia - Germany
The day's highest importance score (68) belongs to this match. In Nations League A, Germany travel to Stadium Rajko Mitic. Hosts Serbia have suffered five defeats in a five-match run, scoring just 0.8 goals per game while conceding 2.6. Germany's record is uneven, with 1 victory, 2 draws and 2 defeats, but they look more balanced, averaging 1.4 scored and 1.4 conceded. Serbia's matches see both teams score 80% of the time, with 3.4 total goals per game. Even so, the high-scoring potential tag is weak/risky, because Germany's matches average 2.8 total goals and both-teams-scored sits at 40%. Javier Alberola Rojas takes the whistle. The key question: will Serbia's attacking drought end tonight?
Netherlands - Greece
The Netherlands' numbers suggest goals are unlikely to be scarce at Johan Cruijff Arena: the hosts' matches see both teams score 100% of the time, with 3.8 total goals per game. The Dutch have 2 victories, 2 draws and 1 defeat, scoring 2.0 and conceding 1.8. Greece present the opposite character: unbeaten recently (2 victories, 3 draws), conceding just 0.6 goals per game, but scoring only 1.0, and their matches average 1.6 total goals. Rohit Saggi referees. In this meeting of attacking strength and defensive discipline, high-scoring potential looks risky; Greece's low-tempo matches are the main reason.
Nigeria - Tanzania
In the AFCON qualification group stage, Nigeria host Tanzania. The hosts' matches are goal factories, with 3.8 total goals per game and both teams scoring 80% of the time. That tempo is fuelled by defensive frailty, too: Nigeria score 1.6 and concede 2.2. Tanzania's form reads 1 victory, 1 draw and 3 defeats; the visitors' matches see both teams score only 20% of the time and average 2.4 total goals. The high-scoring potential tag is risky because Tanzania's matches often turn one-sided. So the decisive factor will be whether Nigeria's defence allows its opponent any room to breathe.
Slovenia - Switzerland
Switzerland's five-match run includes 4 victories, an upswing that makes them a strong visiting side in this Nations League B fixture. Averaging 2.4 goals scored and 0.8 conceded, the visitors also stand out with matches averaging 3.2 total goals. Slovenia follow a middling path with 2 victories, 1 draw and 2 defeats, scoring 1.2 and conceding 1.0. The match is played at Ljudski VRT with Jasper Vergoote as referee. Tagged with medium-level high-scoring potential, it also carries an upset signal. One of the day's most balanced goal scenarios could unfold here.
South Africa - Kenya
Defensive statistics are the key to this match: South Africa concede just 0.4 goals per game, while Kenya sit very close at 0.6. The hosts have 4 victories and 1 defeat in recent weeks, scoring 1.8 goals. Kenya show a draw-prone form with 1 victory, 3 draws and 1 defeat. Both teams score in 20% of South Africa's matches and 40% of Kenya's, with average total goals of 2.2 and 1.8 respectively. Although this AFCON qualifying group clash carries an upset signal, its high-scoring potential is risky. A tight first half looks like a reasonable expectation.
Tunisia - Libya
In this North African derby, the two sides arrive with different problems. Tunisia have no victory in their five-match run (2 draws, 3 defeats), scoring 0.8 and conceding 2.8. Yet those defensive gaps make their matches lively: both teams score 80% of the time, with 3.6 total goals per game. Libya are winless but hard to beat, with 4 draws and 1 defeat, and their matches average 1.8 total goals. In this upset-signal fixture, high-scoring potential is risky. Will Tunisia's leaky defence or Libya's draw-prone nature prevail?
Scotland - North Macedonia
Nations League B action at Hampden Park, with Michal Ocenas in charge. North Macedonia's numbers are striking: five defeats in five matches, a scoring average of 0.0 goals and 2.8 conceded per game. Both-teams-scored is 0%. Scotland are looking for consistency with 1 victory, 1 draw and 3 defeats, scoring 0.6 and conceding 1.6. Despite that weak form, the hosts present a far less troubled picture than their visitors. The fixture carries an upset signal, and its high-scoring potential tag is risky, since both teams have very low both-teams-scored rates.
Salamanca CF UDS - Celta Vigo
The Copa del Rey's appeal shows in this tie, too: La Liga side Celta Vigo visit lower-league Salamanca at Estadio Helmantico. The hosts, with 2 victories, 1 draw and 2 defeats, score 1.4 and concede 1.4, and both teams score in 80% of their matches. Celta Vigo are inconsistent with 1 victory, 2 draws and 2 defeats, producing only 0.6 goals per game going forward. Average total goals are 2.8 in Salamanca's matches and 1.8 in Celta Vigo's. High-scoring potential is risky, but cup ties are open to surprises by nature. If Celta Vigo can improve their attacking efficiency, they may open the path to the next round.
Day Summary
The two most appealing matches of the day are Serbia - Germany and Slovenia - Switzerland: the first for the day's highest importance score (68) and Serbia's defensive problems, the second for Switzerland's four-victory run and medium-level high-scoring potential. Enjoy the day's matches.
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