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    Football> Community> Nikhil Kumar>

    Latvia VS Cyprus

    UEFA Nations League
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    Latvia
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    Cyprus
    The stark contrast in recent competitive form between the two sides sets the tone for this UEFA Nations League fixture. The home side Latvia has been stuck in a deep rut in this edition of the competition, with a record of 2 wins, 3 draws and 5 losses across all their group matches. Their win rate stands at a mere 20%, with a negative goal difference of 8 and an average of only 0.6 goals scored per game, pointing to a severely underperforming attacking line that has struggled to create consistent threats in the final third. By comparison, the visiting Cyprus side has seen a clear uptick in momentum, boasting a far more balanced overall record of 3 wins, 3 draws and 4 losses that translates to a 30% win rate. They hold a positive goal difference of 1, and average 1.7 goals per game, demonstrating far more solid, well-rounded performance across both attacking and defensive phases of play.
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    • Hooded Horse
      Hooded Horse
      Latvia’s recent competitive output has been far from convincing. Across their last six outings, they have notched 2 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses, scoring a total of 4 goals while conceding 6. Their home record is even more worrying: from the past six home fixtures, they have only 1 win, 2 draws and 3 defeats, with 4 goals scored and 10 conceded, leading to a win rate of a mere 17%. They kicked off their current group stage with a 0-2 loss to Armenia, sitting 4th in the group table with zero points. Their attacking threat has been extremely underwhelming across the last 5 matches, averaging just 0.6 goals scored and 0.8 conceded per game, with very limited penetration in the final third. On the personnel side, their key attacking core Ikaunieks picked up an injury in training and was ruled out of the squad early, with three other first-team players Valslavanas, Ikaunieks and Grabovskis also sidelined for this international window. The naturalized center back Serkins, by contrast, is set
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    • MR. OSEI😎
      MR. OSEI😎
      Home side Latvia have been trapped in a brutal recent slump, losing three consecutive matches across their last 10 outings, where they have scored a total of just 3 goals while conceding 10. Their attacking output is alarmingly poor, averaging less than one goal per game in that stretch, and they are missing multiple key players including Valslavanas, Ikaunieks and Grabovskis due to injuries. Cyprus also kicked off their Nations League run with a narrow 1-2 away loss to Armenia. They have suffered 5 defeats in their last 6 Nations League fixtures, and only claimed 1 win across their last 7 combined Nations League and World Cup qualifying away matches. Their only major advantage coming into this clash is their perfect unbeaten head-to-head record against Latvia, with 2 wins and 1 draw from past meetings, and they have no new injury or suspension issues to report ahead of the game. Both sides suffered opening round defeats and are eager to grab points to reverse their poor early form. La
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    • Max Statman | 𝐽𝑢𝑣𝑒.
      Max Statman | 𝐽𝑢𝑣𝑒.
      Both sides involved in this UEFA Nations League fixture are stuck in a prolonged poor run of form, turning this contest into a hard-fought battle where the only meaningful prize at stake is team pride. Latvia fell to a 0-2 away loss against Armenia in their most recent Nations League match, managing just two corner kicks over the full 90 minutes, with clearly underwhelming output in both ball control and attacking phases. Across their last 10 outings, Latvia has posted a notably low win rate, with their only two wins in that stretch both coming against Gibraltar. All other matches ended in draws or defeats, including a 0-1 loss to Faroe Islands in an international friendly, and a 1-1 stalemate with Lithuania in the Baltic Cup. I’ve noticed Latvia carries clear, long-standing defensive weaknesses when going up against stronger sides, as proven by their heavy losses in past qualifying campaigns. Even though they once grinded out a 2-2 home draw against Andorra to display decent fightin
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    More Tips
    • This game is not just a fight for points but also a direct confrontation between the two teams' recent tactical states and home - away differences. Looking at the overall records, Levante has shown a rather balanced performance throughout the season. Their win rate and loss rate are both 40%, with a draw rate of 20%. They've scored 14 goals and conceded 14 as well, resulting in a goal difference of 0. With an average of 1.4 goals scored and 1.4 goals conceded per game, they display a relatively balanced attack and defense but lack explosiveness. In contrast, Athletic Bilbao also has a 40% win rate, but their loss rate is as high as 50%, and only 10% of the games end in a draw. They've scored 15 goals and conceded 13, with a positive goal - difference of 2. They average 1.5 goals scored and 1.3 goals conceded per game. This shows that they have a slight edge in the offensive end, yet their defensive stability is a bit lacking. As Levante plays at home, it will be interesting to see how
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