Latvia vs Armenia prediction 15.11.2026 | Nations League

Latvia enters this one on the back of a painful 2-1 stoppage-time defeat in Montenegro on Thursday, leaving them bottom of Group C2 with just one point.

The 11 Wolves haven't reached a major tournament since Euro 2004, where they drew 0-0 with Germany, and watching them concede late in Podgorica felt all too familiar as a follower of Baltic football.

In the Nations League, Paolo Nicolato's men also lost 2-0 to Armenia, 2-1 to Montenegro, and 2-1 to Cyprus, while drawing 0-0 with Cyprus.

On home soil, they've managed just one win across their last eight competitive fixtures, recording three draws and four losses.

Midfielder Deniss Meļņiks arrives with confidence after scoring against Montenegro on Thursday. Injuries rule out Renārs Varslavāns and Kristers Penkevics.

Armenia enters this one on the back of a frustrating 1-1 home draw against Cyprus on Thursday, leaving them third in Group C2 with five points.

Havakakan have never qualified for a major tournament in their history, and seeing them drop points despite registering 64% possession and 20 shots in Yerevan felt like a missed opportunity.

Looking at their current Nations League campaign, Yeghishe Melikyan's men started strong by beating Latvia 2-0, though they've failed to win any of their four games since, settling for two draws and two defeats.

On the road, they're currently enduring a six-match competitive winless run, picking up just one draw and five losses.

Twenty-year-old forward Artur Gharibyan leads the attack after scoring against Cyprus and Latvia in this campaign. Injuries rule out star captain Eduard Spertsyan, Sergey Muradyan, and Henri Avagyan.