Faroe Islands host Kazakhstan in a UEFA Nations League fixture on 26 September 2026 at 19:00. The hosts arrive off a 1-0 win over Latvia and have built genuine home form, winning four of their last five matches at the Tórsvøllur Stadium. Kazakhstan come to the North Atlantic off a 3-1 friendly defeat to Hungary and carry a troubling away record: no wins in their last five road games, averaging 0.60 goals scored and 2.40 conceded per match.
Faroe Islands' defensive shape at home has been sharp. They concede 0.60 goals per game in their last five home outings and have won 80% of those fixtures. New squad faces Mattias Hellisdal of Vasteras and Emil Joensen of NSI Runavik add depth, while Aluminij's Hanus Sorensen, who scored off the bench against Latvia, is pushing for a starting role. Kazakhstan will lean on Zenit captain Nuraly Alip to organise their backline, but the visitors have struggled to break down defences on their travels.
Form and H2H
Faroe Islands have won seven of their last ten matches at home, drawing none and losing three, with an average of 1.31 goals for and 0.75 against. Kazakhstan's away form reads three wins, three draws, and four losses from ten, averaging 1.06 goals for and 1.37 against. The teams met on 18 November 2025, when Faroe Islands won 1-0 in Tbilisi.
Best Bet
Faroe Islands to win at 2.35 with 1xBet. The hosts have dominated their home record this season and face an away side without a win in five road matches. Kazakhstan's defensive vulnerabilities—particularly their 2.40 goals-against average in away games—align with Faroe Islands' attacking intent at home.
Odds to Watch
Melbet prices the home win at 2.3, with 1Win offering 2.24. The draw sits at 3.28 with 1xBet. Kazakhstan's away struggles make the double chance (Faroe Islands win or draw) worth monitoring, though the hosts' recent form suggests a straight home victory is the sharper angle.
















