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Azerbaijan's form is a significant concern. Under manager Aykhan Abbasov, they have not won any of their last eight Nations League matches, conceding 18 goals during that stretch. Their home record is particularly troubling: they have managed only three wins in their last 15 home games, and all three victories came against non-UEFA opposition. Lithuania, managed by Edgaras Jankauskas, arrive with greater confidence. They ended a six-match Nations League losing streak by defeating Liechtenstein 2-0 on September 25, before following it up with a 3-0 friendly win over Andorra on October 1. Their away form, however, has historically been fragile, and they rarely score more than once on the road. Azerbaijan's desperation to end their winless run at home may drive them forward, but their defensive vulnerabilities and lack of finishing quality are likely to persist. Lithuania will be content to sit deep and exploit counter-attacking opportunities. Predicted score: Azerbaijan 0-1 Lit

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Azerbaijan and Lithuania will meet again at Neftci Arena in Baku for their second UEFA Nations League encounter within a week. Both teams remain unbeaten in League D Group 2, although Lithuania hold the advantage with four points compared with Azerbaijan’s two. Changes to the Nations League format mean that every League D team will move up to League C regardless of their final position, reducing the competitive pressure surrounding this fixture. Azerbaijan have drawn both of their matches so far, including a 1–1 result against Lithuania, before being held to a goalless draw by Liechtenstein. The result extended their winless run to eight matches across Leagues C and D. Lithuania will aim to take advantage of their stronger position and continue their unbeaten record against Azerbaijan. The two nations have met four times, with Lithuania winning once and drawing the other three matches since their first encounter in 1998. Their latest meeting in Kaunas was closely contested, with bo

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Looking at the recent form of both sides, Azerbaijan has posted 3 wins, 3 draws and 4 losses across their last 10 outings, turning in steady, reliable performances in their latest run of fixtures. Lithuania also registers an identical 3-3-4 record in their past 10 matches, but I would argue Azerbaijan’s current match rhythm is clearly better than their visitors. While the home side has maintained consistent form lately, Lithuania holds a slight edge in overall squad strength. Azerbaijan has been on the back foot across their last 10 historical meetings against this opponent, but their defensive output is remarkably solid: they rarely concede more than 1 goal per game, showing great organization at the back. They hold no notable advantage heading into this fixture, leaving the question open of whether they can secure a surprise victory in this clash. Drawing on the latest form data for both sides in this UEFA Nations League tie, Azerbaijan has registered 3 wins, 3 draws and 4 losses a

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