Armenia vs Greece
EURO Qualification
Date: Friday, 15 November 2019
Kick-off at 17:00 UK/ 18:00 CET
Venue: Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium (Yerevan).
Action Group A in Euro 2020 qualifier will have a host Armenia Greece at the time the action continues this Friday. Armenia is third in the group with 10 points and Greece were fifth with eight points. Going into the game, Greece does not have a chance to make it to the finals, while Armenia has a very slim chance of making it to the playoffs. Armenia has two wins in their last five games but did not have clean sheets. They have one clean sheet in their last 10 games and after beating Greece 3-2 in the previous meeting, they will be keen to repeat it. In the last 10 matches, while Armenia has won four of six of their last 10 have produced over 2.5 goals. At home, they have three wins in the last five games and in the Euro qualifiers, they have three wins in the last 10 at home. They have also managed three clean sheets in the last 10 home matches in the Euro qualifiers.
Greece on the other hand, has three losses in the last five games, and they have won once. In their last 10 games they have two wins and only one clean sheet. Five of the last 10 games they have produced over 2.5 goals and they have only one win in seven Euro qualifying match. In the last seven Euro qualifying matches, Greece have conceded but scored in four of them. They are without a win in three matches of Euro qualifiers away from home while they have only one win in nine away matches in the Euro qualifiers. In five meetings between the two countries, Greece has won three.
Armenia vs Greece Predictions
Armenia has taken Bosnia in the latest tie their home, and then, supported by several performances inspired by their players, and the support of the crowd, the hosts managed to win convincingly 4-2. The match was a little close to call in the early stages, but a fall of course as the game progresses.
The home side opened their account in the third minute itself, which was quickly equalized by visitors. Then in the second half, the process is repeated once again, as the hosts found the back of the net, only for their opponents to score again.
However, later, Bosnia and then conceded two unanswered goals release the grip on the fixture.
Meanwhile, in the street, the Greeks defeated by table-toppers, Italy. While the first 45 minutes went without incident, Italy then added two goals without reply, to send another three points on the board.
This weekend, the house advantage, plus a win in the clash h2h to Armenia will be a factor in determining the outcome of the game. Moreover, while the host stand an outside chance to make it to the next round, the Greeks have been mathematically eliminated that possibility. Moreover, while Armenia won four of their last seven home ties, they lose their opposite numbers in the previous three.
Taking these factors into consideration, in anticipation of Armenia to emerge as the winner this weekend.
However, with guests nothing to lose, and with their h2h excellence over the years, it is unlikely that Greece will return empty-handed. Most likely, the choice BTTS holds a lot of potential this Friday.
