Armenia vs Faroe Islands Prediction & Betting Tips (14 November)

With 4 points collected in as many matches played in this League of Nations, Armenia occupies 2nd place in this group 4 of League C and is therefore virtually qualified for the play-off for accession to League B. However, everything remains to be done to this team which only has a small length on the last place occupied by its opponent of the day. After starting with a success against Latvia 4-1 last September, the Collective Team players were dominated by North Macedonia 2-2 . Then, the Latvians took a point against the Faroe Islands 2-2 before losing again against North Macedonia 0-2. The Faroe Islands, as usual, are not really able to play the leading roles in this League C group where their objective never has anything other than to secure their retention.

Even if they have not yet won a single match so far in this edition, the Scandinavians are not easy to negotiate since they have won 3 draws in 4 matches played against North Macedonia 1-1, Latvia defeat 1-0, Armenia 2-2 and Latvia 1-1 last month . Note that this team has only won one match in 2 years. It was last March, against the modest formation of Liechtenstein 0-4.

The players who make up this Romanian selection are mostly unknown to the general public and a large majority of them play in the weak domestic championship, in teams like Aarat-Armenia or Noah, who was corrected by Chelsea in the League Conference last week (8-0). However, a few men were able to go abroad, such as defenders Arutyunyan (Krasnodar) and Tiknizyan (Lokomotiv Moscow), midfielders Spertsyan (Krasnodar, 30 sels, 5 goals) and Zelarayan (Al-Fateh, 20 sels, 5 goals) . The young hope of this selection is the Borussia Mönchengladbach striker, Grand-Leon Ranos, who has scored 4 goals in 15 matches in the national jersey. The faces that make up this Faroe Islands team are not much more familiar to the average spectator because the vast majority of players present play in the very modest local championship or in the Scandinavian lower divisions.

Defenders Sorensen (Celje in Slovenia) and Edmundsson (Wisla Plock in Poland) are almost exceptions. With 6 goals scored in 61 caps, midfielder Brandur Hendriksson is the most prolific player on this team.