Liechtenstein hosts Armenia in round 7 of the Euro qualification. The match will be played on Saturday, October 12th at Rheinpark Stadion (Vaduz)
Well, perhaps the Liechtenstein team has already done a local task in the current qualification - they managed to score a point. And they managed to do it in a match with European champions of 2004! Yes, the Greeks are baked now, but the Hellenes have an average level, and therefore a 1-1 draw in the match against them is quite a worthy result. In general, Liechtenstein is a home team. At home, Helgi Kolvidsson's men (Icelandic specialist) lose simply, without any big scores, and rarely gain positive results. The last time the Red-blues lost with a difference of more than two goals was back in September 2017 (a to 0-8 loss to the Spaniards). After that, seven meetings were played in the field of Liechtenstein, and the hosts lost with a maximum difference of two goals. The score usually was 0-2. And there was a victory over Gibraltar (2-0) and a draw with the Armenians (2-2). So, the Red-Blues know how to take points from the Caucasians in their field.
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As for the Armenians, they probably have a chance to get to the Euro! After six rounds, the Armenian team is only three points behind the Finns who are in second place. But such closeness to the coveted second place can, on the contrary, play a cruel joke with an inexperienced team. We have already seen how a small football nation proudly moves throughout the whole qualification and retains excellent chances of getting into the final part of the top tournament but fails at the end. Something similar may happen with the Armenians. And even the upcoming match with such a modest team like Liechtenstein may be dangerous for the team of Armen Gyulbudaghyants since the Armenians already have the experience of an unsuccessful visit to Liechtenstein. They played in a 2-2 draw in the League of Nations, and that loss of points played a decisive role in the unsuccessful performance of the Armenians in that tournament. In the current qualification, the Armenians have already beaten Liechtenstein at home (3-0). But I have already said that Liechtenstein at home and away are two quite tangible differences.
I propose to bet on a +2.5 handicap of Liechtenstein. As I said, the Red-blues lost 0-8 to the Spaniards in September 2017, but they didn’t lose with such score at home after that. It is hard to believe that the Armenians will manage to break this relatively successful streak of Liechtenstein. And it is worth waiting for the victory of the visitors with a score of 2-0, 2-1, but not more.
Prediction for the match: Liechtenstein to win with +2.5 handicap
