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    Armenia VS Montenegro

    UEFA Nations League
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    Armenia
    Armenia 1
    2 Montenegro
    Montenegro
    Looking at the underlying performance metrics of both sides in this Nations League group, clear gaps in their on-pitch execution are easy to spot. Armenia records an 18.3% conversion rate for attacking finishes across full matches, far higher than Montenegro’s 14.7%, with their expected goals per game hitting 0.92 compared to Montenegro’s 0.65, which signals far more consistent attacking threat. While Montenegro edges out Armenia with a 61% success rate on key passes versus the latter’s 54%, their overall final-third pass creation value only stands at 9.3, slightly lower than Armenia’s 12.7. Armenia also holds the edge in midfield control, averaging 12.3 interceptions per game against Montenegro’s 9.8, and their transition counter speed hits 1.8 times per minute, faster than Montenegro’s 1.4. Their full-team total running distance reaches 112.4km per fixture, with 43 high-intensity sprints recorded, both metrics higher than Montenegro’s 108.6km total running and 37 high-intensity sprints, reflecting a far higher collective work rate across 90 minutes.
    Further Reading
    • TC
      TC
      Starting with their recent home form in the UEFA Nations League, Armenia have hosted both of their last two group fixtures on their own turf. Their most recent outing delivered a solid 2-0 victory over Latvia, snapping a long, frustrating seven-game winless streak, which has injected a huge dose of confidence back into the squad. Montenegro also opened their Nations League campaign at home, securing a 2-1 comeback win against Cyprus. They failed to create any threatening attacking chances in the first half, and even conceded an early goal right after the second-half restart. The side kept their composure perfectly though, gradually turned the game around, and walked away with all three points from the hard-fought turnaround win. Armenia scored in both halves of their most recent match, maintaining a fairly solid level of attacking performance. The side has also secured unbeaten results across all of their last three home fixtures, a positive run they will look to carry forward in this
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      UEFA NL Armenia 1-2 Montenegro
    • Mr. Rekindled of AFC
      Mr. Rekindled of AFC
      Montenegro’s squad features multiple players plying their trade in the second-tier leagues of Europe’s top five football nations. They hold a clear edge in physical confrontation, with outstanding wide progression that has kept them fully competitive in all past meetings against Armenia. Their playing style leans heavily into direct attacking play, regularly creating scoring threats via overlapping wide crosses and long-range efforts. The side boasts far more experience in major international tournaments, and their players’ individual one-on-one capabilities are clearly superior to those of Armenia’s squad. Even playing away from home, the team maintains a steady, composed mentality, with far more cohesive, well-structured defensive organization. Armenia has demonstrated impressive defensive resilience in recent UEFA Nations League campaigns, claiming a solid win in their most recent fixture. Several of their attacking players who feature in top overseas leagues have the abilit
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      UEFA NL Armenia 1-2 Montenegro
    • Sherlock
      Sherlock
      Final Pick: AH: Armenia +0.25 O/U: Over 2.0 Correct Score: 1-1 / 2-1 ⚽ This UEFA Nations League League C, Group 2 clash sees Armenia host Montenegro at the Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium in Yerevan. Both teams opened the competition with victories, with Armenia beating Latvia 2-0 and Montenegro coming from behind to defeat Cyprus 2-1. Analysis Summary This matchup looks finely balanced, with Armenia's home advantage potentially offsetting Montenegro's greater individual experience and attacking quality. Armenia made an encouraging start to their Nations League campaign by defeating Latvia 2-0. Georgiy Harutyunyan opened the scoring before Artur Gharibyan added a second-half goal, giving Armenia three points and a clean sheet. They will now be looking to build on that performance and strengthen their position at the top of Group 2. The hosts have also shown signs of improvement after a difficult period. Back-to-back draws against Kazakhstan and Moldova in June ended a fi
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      UEFA NL Armenia 1-2 Montenegro
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