Goals and Highlights: Malta 0-6 Slovakia in Qatar World Cup Qualifiers 2022

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The match in Malta ends with a 6-0 victory for Slovakia.

Both are out of any chance for Qatar 2022.

2 minutes to be added to the game

Last moments of a match that has everything defined

More changes for the home team

They came out with 7 Mbong and 6 Guillaumier and entered with 21 Dimech and 23 Caruana.

Goooooooooooal came the sixth

Duda's third goal of the match and the visitors' party goes on

Change of Malta

Exited with 13 Borj and entered with 4 Micallef.

More changes from the visit

Enter with 9 Bozenik and leave with 15 Koscelník.

Malta tries to have the ball to avoid more goals in the match and Slovakia waits for

Goooooooooooooal for the visitors

Newcomer De Marco shoots hard from outside the box for the fifth goal

Goooooooooooooal for Slovakia

The fourth goal of the match arrived and Duda scored a brace after a diagonal run down the left wing

Slovakia is still in third place in the group, as Slovenia is already ahead but has 3 goals less.

Visitor's changes

Out with the 7 Haraslín and in with the 20 Mak

also exits with 18 Strelec and enters with 19 Almási

Slovakia's control continues as they try to find more goals but are hampered by 9 Maltese players defending.

Malta's first modification

exited with the 14 Satariano and entered with the 9 Montebello

exited with 11Paul Mbong and entered with 19 Kristensen

Goooooooooal disallowed for a foul by Slovakia

A bigger scoreline for the visitors is on the horizon

Red card for Teuma 17 of Malta for second yellow in a row, leaving his team with 9.

The second half begins with a red card for Camenzuli for a double yellow after a foul on Suslov.

Malta is left with 10 players on the pitch

The first half is over 

With a complete domination Slovakia goes to the break with a score of 3-0 over Malta.

2 minutes of additional time will be added in the first half.

Last moments of the first half completely dominated by Slovenia.

Second Malta card for 3 Camenzuli

The home team tries to find a chance but it is not possible with the high defensive level shown by the visitors.

The two number 13's of both teams end up on the ground, but it is Slovakia's Tomáš Suslov who suffers the most damage.

Close call for fourth goal of the match

The home goalkeeper saves the visitors' shot and keeps the score level

Goooooooooooooooool for Slovakia disallowed for offside.

The 7 Haraslin had made it

With this momentary result Slovakia would reach 14 points in the third position of the group, as Slovenia draws against Cyprus.

Only one team showed up and Slovakia will continue to look for goals to secure third place in Group H.

Goooooooooooooooooal the third goal of the match

Second goal by Rusnák who shoots from outside the box with a shot placed to his right where the goalkeeper can't get to it

Slovakia does not lend the ball and with 70% possession shows its intention to seek more goals.

Slovakia's dominance is complete in the match while Malta continues to be out of the match

Goooooooooooooooooooooal the second Slovakia goal

A move down the right flank ends in a cross that is headed in by player number 8 Ondrej Duda.

Goooooooooooooooooooooal for Slovakia

Albert Rusnák scored with a cross shot inside the box, a great play by the visitors.

First yellow card for Malta's Satariano who complained about a possible foul that would be a penalty.

The match starts with the visitors in control and keeping possession of the ball.

Malta vs. Slovakia in the final match of the qualifiers

The last group matchday of the European qualifiers for the Qatar 2022 World Cup is being played and you can follow the Malta vs Slovakia match live on VAVEL.

1 Martin Dúbravka, 15 Martin Koscelník, 5 Lubomír Satka, 14 Milan Skriniar, 16 Dávid Hancko, 22 Stanislav Lobotka, 13 Tomás Suslov, 10 Albert Rusnák, 8 Ondrej Duda, 7 Lukás Haraslín, 18 David Strelec.

1 Henry Bonello, 13 Jean Borg, 2 Kurt Shaw, 22 Zach Muscat, 3 Ryan Camenzuli, 17 Teddy Teuma, 6 Matthew Guillaumier, 15 Cain Attard, 11 Paul Mbong, 14 Alexander Satariano, 7 Joseph Mbong.

Slovakia has a record in its last 6 matches of 1 win, 2 losses and 3 draws.
They defeated Cyprus 2-0 at home, lost 0-1 vs Croatia and 0-1 vs Russia.
Draws 1-1 and 2-2 vs Slovenia, 2-2 vs Croatia.

In their last 6 knockout matches Malta has a record of 1 win, 4 losses and 1 draw.
They won 3-0 vs Cyprus, lost 0-1 vs Slovenia, 0-2 Russia, 0-4 vs Slovenia and 1-7 vs Croatia.
It drew only 2-2 vs Cyprus away.

Indirectly, Slovakia will fight for the third place in the group against Slovenia, both have 11 points but the Slovaks have one more goal in favor.

Group H has already defined its two teams that will be in the Qatar 2022 World Cup and the European playoff.
Russia leads the group with 22 points while Croatia is close behind with 20 points. These two teams will face each other for a direct pass to the World Cup.

The Group H match between Malta vs Slovakia will be played at the Ta'Qali National Stadium, which has a maximum capacity of 18,000 spectators.
The only match the hosts have won in this qualifying round so far is at their home stadium against Cyprus by a score of 3-0.

In a few moments we will share the Malta vs Slovakia starting line-ups live, as well as the latest information from the city of La Valeta, capital of Malta, at the National Stadium Ta´Qali. Do not miss details of the game with the minute by minute and live online from VAVEL. 

This is the start time of the game Malta vs Slovakia of 14th November in several countries:

Argentina: 12:00 AM in ESPN and Star+

Bolivia: 11:00 AM in ESPN and Star+

Brazil: 12:00 AM in ESPN and Star+

Chile: 10:00 AM in ESPN and Star+

Colombia: 09:00 AM in ESPN and Star+

Ecuador: 09:00 AM in ESPN and Star+

USA (ET): 09:00 AM in ESPN and Star+

Spain: 15:00 PM

Mexico: 08:00 AM in Sky

Paraguay: 11:00 AM ESPN and Star+

Peru: 12:00 PM in ESPN and Star+

Uruguay: 12:00 PM in ESPN and Star+

Much of the physical and defensive power that Slovakia can have is thanks to Milan Skriniar, the player and Serie A champion with Inter Milan is one of the main figures of his national team for the present and future.

Alexander Satariano has a great future ahead of him, as he is only 20 years old and plays for Frosinone in Serie B in Italy. He has several caps and minutes played with the national team and will be a reference in the near future.

1 Marek Rodák, 16 Jakub Holúbek, 14 Milan Skriniar, 5 Lubomír Satka, 2 Peter Pekarík, 22 Stanislav Lobotka, 7 Lukas Haraslín, 17 Marek Hamsik, 21 Matús Bero, 20 Robert Mak and 19 Ladislav Almási.

1 Henry Bonello, 13 Enrico Pepe, 5 Andrei Agius, 2 Kurt Shaw, 3 Ryan Camenzuli, 17 Teddy Teuma, 19 Bjorn Kristensenm 20 Cain Attard, 18 Jurgen Degabriele, 9 Luke Montebello and 7 Joseph Mbong.

The main referee for this match will be Croatian Fran Jovic with his compatriots as assistant referees Hrvoje Radic and Bojan Zobenica, and the fourth official will be Dario Bel.

With only one win in their last 5 qualification matches, Stefan Tarkovic's national team will use this match to find new players who can lead their team back to a European Championship or a ticket to the 2026 World Cup.

In a Group H that has its two leading teams in Russia and Croatia, the match between Malta and Slovakia looks like a worthy finish for either country in this knockout round.

The meeting will take place at the National Stadium Ta'Qali, from the city of La Valeta, capital of Malta, with a capacity for 16,997 people.

My name is Rodrigo Torres and I’ll be your host for this game. We will provide you with pre-game analysis, score updates, and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.