Montenegro beat Armenia 3-2 in the UEFA Liga das Nações. The visitors took the points in a match that finished 2-3 on the Armenian scoreboard, a result that aligned with Montenegro being the pre-match favorite even as the hosts still scored twice.

Match Summary

Armenia and Montenegro finished their UEFA Liga das Nações fixture at 2-3. Montenegro left with three goals to Armenia's two, and the away win stood at full time.

After the interval the referee's book began to fill. Artur Serobyan received a yellow card for Armenia in the 46th minute, the first caution of a second half that produced no red cards. Montenegro's Milutin Osmajic was booked in the 60th minute. Edgar Sevikyan was shown a yellow for Armenia in the 77th minute, and Aleksa Latković was cautioned for Montenegro in the 82nd minute.

Those four bookings were split evenly. Armenia and Montenegro each finished with two yellow cards and zero reds, so the 2-3 result was decided with both teams at full strength. Armenia's two goals kept the score close. Montenegro's three were enough to win.

Key Moments

The one-goal gap decided the night. Montenegro needed the extra goal to turn a tight contest into an away win, and Armenia's two were enough to stay in the match but not enough to take a point.

The run of second-half yellow cards mattered because it never became a sending-off. Serobyan's booking right after half-time did not reduce Armenia to ten, and the later cautions for Osmajic, Sevikyan, and Latković likewise left both sides with eleven players through to the end.

Montenegro's edge in the underlying numbers also helps explain why the favorite still had to work for it. The visitors created more expected goals and took more shots, yet shots on target were level, which fits a 3-2 score rather than a one-sided night.

Match Statistics

Montenegro held the shooting volume, 12 attempts to Armenia's 10, but both teams put four shots on target. Expected goals favored the away side, 1.36 against 0.81 for Armenia, a gap that matches a one-goal win more than a draw. Corners went Montenegro's way as well, four to two. The card count was even, two yellows each and no reds, in line with the four named cautions. Further coverage sits on AltBets live scores.

See also

• Armenia vs Montenegro live score
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