Armenia vs Latvia Predictions, Picks & Odds – 25/09/2026

UEFA Nations League · 1

25 Sep 2026 Louis Hecq

Armenia vs Latvia – Best bets of the match

Bookmaker	1	X	2	Bonus info
Betfred	1.70	3.60	4.50	View odds
Ladbrokes	2.20	2.25	4.60	View Odds
Coral	2.20	2.25	4.60	View Odds
BoyleSports	1.67	3.75	4.50	View odds
William Hill	1.70	3.60	4.80	View Odds

Our prediction

1: Armenia to win

1.70 on Betfred

· Confidence Medium

Odds recorded on 23 Sep 2026 at 20:19 · Odds are subject to change

Armenia vs Latvia Preview

Armenia open their Nations League C2 Group campaign at the Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium in Yerevan, though confidence will be fragile. Yeghishe Melikyan's side are winless in their last five outings, a run that includes a brutal 1-9 hammering by Portugal. Compounding matters, a raft of injuries has left the squad severely depleted, with first-choice centre-back Styopa Mkrtchyan ruled out of all four group fixtures.

Latvia arrive in Yerevan under Paolo Nicolato with a squad featuring six uncapped players, signalling a clear emphasis on renewal and long-term development. The integration of fresh faces, including Kristers Čudars, who earned his maiden senior call-up, could inject energy but equally introduces uncertainty. Fitness concerns linger over Jānis Ikaunieks and Eduards Dašķevičs, with late assessments required before the trip is finalised.

Recommended Bets

	Betfred	Ladbrokes	Coral
Armenia to win	1.70	2.20	2.20
Under 2.5	·	1.83	1.83
BTTS Yes	1.83	1.85	1.85

Odds recorded on 23 Sep 2026 at 20:19 · Odds are subject to change

Armenia's head-to-head dominance over Latvia is the cornerstone of this pick. Three victories in their last four meetings, including a clean sweep during the 2024/25 Nations League, paint a clear picture. Across those four fixtures, Armenia outscored Latvia 8-5, demonstrating a consistent ability to find the net against this particular opposition. The home win at 1.70 reflects that historical edge.

Concerns linger, however. Armenia are winless in their last five outings, and head coach Yeghishe Melikyan faces serious squad problems with key defenders sidelined. Latvia, meanwhile, have included six uncapped players, suggesting Paolo Nicolato is building for the future rather than prioritising immediate results. That inexperience could prove costly on the road.

The hosts' poor recent form tempers enthusiasm, yet Latvia's transitional squad and Armenia's proven superiority in this fixture tip the balance. Under 2.5 goals at 1.86 also merits attention; Armenia's cautious approach without several first-choice players could produce a tight, low-scoring affair alongside the home win selection.