Armenia vs Belarus prediction 29.03.2026 | International Friendly

Armenia enter this friendly in inconsistent form, having struggled in recent international fixtures. Their recent results include heavy defeats to Portugal (9-1 and 5-0) and a 5-2 loss to Kosovo, although they did manage a 2-1 win over Ireland and a 2-2 draw with Montenegro. Currently, they are enduring a four-game losing streak, failing to score in three of those matches against Hungary (home and away) and Ireland.

Armenia’s primary goalscoring threats during the World Cup qualification campaign have come from two established players: Eduard Spertsyan, who scored two goals, and Grant-Leon Ranos, who contributed one goal.

Belarus arrive in a similar form to Armenia and do not appear more stable defensively than their opponents. The Belarusians have suffered heavy defeats in recent international fixtures, including a 6-0 loss to Denmark and a 5-1 defeat away at Greece. However, Viktor Gancharenko’s side showed some improvement in the final matchweeks of the UEFA World Cup qualification campaign, securing back-to-back draws against Denmark and Greece.

Their attacking output has been limited, with goals scarce and spread across several players. Gleb Kuchko, Valeriy Gromyko, and Nikita Demchenko have each contributed a single goal, highlighting Belarus’ uninspiring offensive record throughout the qualification campaign.