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Armenia vs Latvia match preview
After claiming one of the most impressive wins of their entire history on Friday night, what will Armenia produce this time?
Three days ago, Oleksandr Petrakov’s team stunned Cardiff into silence by beating Wales 4-2, with Lucas Zelarayán and new kid on the block Grant-Leon Ranos both bagging braces.
This saw Armenia get off the mark in Group B, having lost 2-1 at home to Türkiye in their only fixtures beforehand.
Now, if they harbour any hopes of challenging for a top two finish, this is simply must win.
That’s because Latvia are likely to be the section’s whipping boys, currently with zero points to their name.
Although, Dainis Kazakevičs’ side came agonisingly close to holding Türkiye to a draw in Rīga last time out, with Eduards Emsis and then Kristers Tobers both equalising, the latter doing so in the 94th minute.
Heartbreak for the Latvians, who’ve now won just three of their last 22 qualification matches.
Armenia are likely to win this one comfortably at Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium.
Armenia team news
Friday’s two goal-scorers are Armenia’s two star man, namely Lucas Zelarayán, who swtiched international alligence in 2021, and Grant-Leon Ranos.
The latter has scored a brace in both of his senior international appearances to date, coming against Cyprus and Wales, so can the teenager maintain that astonishing record?
Latvia team news
With Artūrs Zjuzins injured, Roberts Uldriķis and Vladislavs Gutkovskis are Latvia’s main men for goals.
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