Cyprus vs Latvia Predictions, Picks & Odds – 05/10/2026

UEFA Nations League · 4

05 Oct 2026 Louis Hecq

Cyprus vs Latvia – Best bets of the match

Bookmaker	1	X	2	Bonus info
7bet	1.54	3.67	6.33	View odds
Betfred	1.62	3.60	5.00	View odds
Ladbrokes	2.15	2.20	5.00	View Odds
Coral	2.15	2.20	5.25	View Odds
BoyleSports	1.57	3.75	5.50	View odds

Our prediction

1: Cyprus to win

1.54 on 7bet

· Confidence Medium

Odds recorded on 05 Oct 2026 at 16:40 · Odds are subject to change

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Cyprus have found their footing in Nations League C Group 2 after a shaky start. Since an opening defeat, Apostolos Mantzios's side have gone unbeaten, collecting four points from their last two fixtures. A confident 2-0 home victory over Armenia underlined their growing belief, with Marcus Edwards proving particularly influential across the campaign. The hosts will look to maintain that momentum in front of their own supporters.

Latvia arrive in dire straits, rooted to the bottom of the group with a solitary point from three matches. Coach Paolo Nicolato is still searching for his first win in charge, and a 2-1 defeat to Montenegro last time out extended that frustrating run. Markuss Strods netted his maiden international goal in that loss, offering a rare bright spot. Nicolato has spoken about refusing to sit deep, a bold approach that could leave his defence exposed.

Recommended Bets

	7bet	Betfred	Ladbrokes
Cyprus to win	1.54	1.62	2.15
Under 2.5	1.67	·	1.70
BTTS Yes	2.20	2.10	2.05

Odds recorded on 05 Oct 2026 at 16:40 · Odds are subject to change

Cyprus's home form is the foundation of this pick. Unbeaten in their last two outings, including a composed 2-0 victory over Armenia, Apostolos Mantzios's side have grown in confidence. Marcus Edwards has been a standout contributor, registering one goal and an expected goals tally of 1.03 across three fixtures. The home win at 1.54 reflects that momentum and looks a fair price.

Latvia, by contrast, sit bottom of the group with a solitary point and remain winless under Paolo Nicolato. Their recent 2-1 defeat to Montenegro exposed defensive vulnerabilities, and Nicolato's stated desire to avoid sitting deep could leave gaps for Cypriot attackers to exploit. That open approach raises the prospect of goals at both ends, making 2.20 worth consideration.

The under 2.5 goals market at 1.67 also merits attention. Cyprus's two most recent results produced modest tallies, and Latvia's struggles in the final third suggest they will find scoring difficult. A controlled Cypriot victory by a narrow margin fits the profile of this fixture, reinforcing the home win as the primary selection.

Odds correct at time of publication.