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    Armenia VS Montenegro

    UEFA Nations League
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    Armenia
    Armenia 2
    3 Montenegro
    Montenegro
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    • Ilhamzada
      Ilhamzada
      Armenia’s last 10 competitive outings return 2 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses, with poor defensive efficiency standing out as their most obvious flaw. Montenegro, on the other hand, has recorded 5 wins, 1 draw and 4 defeats across the same recent sample, so the two sides are fairly close in overall strength. Montenegro has lost 2 of their past 3 matches, which has greatly reduced their competitive edge. Their forward line performs far below par, leaving them facing notable upset risks. They only narrowly held onto a tiny advantage to claim victory in their previous fixture, while Armenia has maintained a slight overall edge in recent form. Armenia’s overall attacking output has been pretty solid lately, and Montenegro’s recent displays also have plenty of bright spots: they stayed calm and unrushed even when trailing at half time, but their lack of top-tier match experience is still a clear weakness. Compared to Montenegro’s last match showing, Armenia’s form has dipped noticeabl
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      UEFA NL Armenia 2-3 Montenegro
    • DJ MEGATRON
      DJ MEGATRON
      Armenia’s recent competitive form has left much to be desired in the ongoing UEFA Nations League. Across all their matches played to date, the team registers a 20% win rate, 20% draw rate and 60% loss rate, with only 8 points on the table. They have shipped 23 goals in total, holding a -15 goal difference, averaging a mere 0.8 goals scored and 2.3 goals conceded per fixture. These figures expose clear vulnerabilities on both attacking and defensive ends, with their leaky backline in particular finding it extremely difficult to repel sustained offensive threats from their visiting opponent Montenegro. Armenia has shown solid resilience on home ground, with a 2W1D2L home record lifting their win rate to 28.5%. Though not fully reversing their overall slump, home advantage boosts their attacking efficiency, as they notch 1.4 goals per home game on average, higher than their overall level, proving their reliable counter-attacking ability and tactical execution at familiar venues. Montene
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    • u cant ans
      u cant ans
      Armenia’s first-choice striker, who has bagged 10 goals to top his team’s scoring chart, forms the undisputed core of the side’s attacking force. His clinical finishing inside the box and smart off-ball positioning are the key pillars that underpin the team’s entire offensive threat. As an analyst who has spent years delving deep into match research to curate top-tier selections, I’ve also noticed Montenegro’s highly shaky away form of late. The side has struggled to pick up wins on foreign turf, with neither their attacking nor defensive output showing enough consistency or competitiveness in away fixtures. Armenia holds a distinct core advantage in its attacking play. The side's first-choice striker, blessed with sharp penalty-area awareness and elite finishing quality, has already scored 10 goals for his country. His ability to drag opposition defenders out of position and reliable scoring efficiency has directly elevated the team's overall attacking threat. Montenegro,
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      UEFA NL Armenia 2-3 Montenegro
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