Sesko was on target for Slovenia last time out and will be the one to watch on Monday. With Andraz Sporar also featuring in attack, the Slovenians could be backed to produce over 1.5 goals at 4/6 with Betfred.

Kazakhstan may have looked off colour going forward in their previous fixture but they have shown some attacking verve in recent times. Maksim Samorodov and Ramazan Orazov will be the ones to watch and can lead the Kazakhs to over 0.5 goals at 11/10 with Betfred.

Probable line-ups

Goalkeeper Jan Oblak sat out Slovenia’s draw with Austria and could return to the starting line-up on Monday. Sporar and Sesko should continue in attack while Jaka Bijol is set to feature at the back.

Samorodov was a second half substitute for Kazakhstan last time out and could be handed a start up front alongside Abat Aymbetov. Orazov is expected to retain his place in midfield.

Slovenia: Oblak, Janza, Bijol, Drukusic, Brekalo, Lovric, Elsnik, Gnezda Cerin, Stojanovic, Sporar, Sesko

Kazakhstan: Shatskiy, Alip, Marochkin, Kasym, Bystrov, Chesnokov, Tagybergen, Zaynutdinov, Orazov, Aymbetov, Samorodov