2 – 3
“Erik Piloyan turns the ball into his own net after Montenegro pile on the pressure from a corner, gifting the visitors an early lead.”
“Artur Serobyan levels for Armenia with a left-footed finish from the center of the box after a fast break, assisted by Ognjen Cancarevic.”
“Nikola Krstović restores Montenegro's lead with a superb right-footed strike into the top right corner from outside the box.”
Pivotal“Eduard Spertsyan drills in a rocket from outside the box to level the match again for Armenia, continuing his strong link-up with Georgi Harutyunyan.”
Pivotal“Substitute Aleksa Latkovic snatches a dramatic late winner for Montenegro, converting from the center of the box after Stevan Jovetic had just missed a similar chance, with the goal confirmed by VAR.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Montenegro's win was built on defensive resilience and clinical finishing from limited chances, out-shooting Armenia 12-10 despite conceding more possession and committing far more fouls. Armenia dominated the ball at 55% and out-passed their opponents, but wastefulness in the final third - just one big chance missed against two for Montenegro - proved costly as the visitors made their moments count through Krstović and substitute Latkovic. Eduard Spertsyan was the standout for the hosts, netting a stunning equalizer from outside the box after combining with Georgi Harutyunyan twice in the buildup, but his effort was ultimately in vain. For Armenia, this is a bitter blow that will sting given their statistical dominance, while Montenegro's ability to grind out a result despite being second-best for long periods will boost confidence heading into their remaining Nations League fixtures.
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Armenia host Montenegro in UEFA Nations League action.