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Armenia vs. Portugal Prediction, Match Preview and Tips, 6 September 2025

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Bruno Fernandes of Portugal lies on the ground during the UEFA Nations League Quarterfinal Leg Two match between Portugal and Denmark

Anticipation builds as Armenia hosts Portugal at the Republican Stadium – Vazgen Sargsyan for their first round of the World Cup Qualification UEFA. With both teams eager to kick off their campaign, this encounter promises a clash of determination and skill.

Armenia, led by coach John van ‘t Schip, faces a challenging task. Their recent form, with a record of LLWLL, indicates defensive frailties and a struggle in front of goal. Portugal, under Roberto Martinez, comes in strong with a DLWWW form and high morale after notable wins against Spain and Germany.

The weather is set to be mild, with broken clouds and a temperature of 23°C, providing perfect conditions for an epic showdown.

Match facts:

  • Armenia have not won in 7 consecutive matches in this competition.
  • Portugal have not lost in 8 consecutive matches away in this tournament.

Expect Portugal to dominate, leveraging their superior squad and form.

Armenia vs. Portugal Prediction & Tip

Our recommended tip is an Away Win for Portugal. This prediction is based on several key factors:

  • Portugal’s strong recent form, including wins against top-tier teams like Spain and Germany.
  • Armenia’s defensive struggles, having conceded 16 goals in their last four matches.
  • Historical dominance of Portugal over Armenia, winning three out of their last four encounters.
  • Portugal’s recent form is impressive, with a record of DLWWW.
  • Armenia’s defensive vulnerabilities make a home win unlikely.
  • Portugal’s squad strength, featuring high-profile players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes, further bolsters their chances.
Armenia
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Odds are subject to change. Last updated September 4, 2025 9:20 am.

This tip provides a solid opportunity given Portugal’s dominance and Armenia’s recent struggles.