Armenia’s national football team has dropped to third place in Nations League C, Group 2 after a disappointing 2-0 loss to Cyprus on October 2, 2026.
Armenia’s national football team has slipped to third place in Nations League C, Group 2 after suffering a 2-0 defeat against Cyprus on October 2. This loss has significant implications for Armenia’s standing in the tournament, as they now trail both Cyprus, who has moved into second place with four points, and Montenegro, who remains unbeaten with nine points from three matches.
The latest results leave Armenia’s tally at three points, putting them ahead of Latvia, who currently sit at the bottom of the group with just one point. The defeat marks a challenging moment for the team, which is now looking to rebound from two consecutive losses. Armenia will face Montenegro again on October 5, hoping to avenge their earlier 3-2 defeat in September and regain some momentum in the league.
This match will be crucial for Armenia as they strive to improve their position in the group and maintain hopes of advancing further in the competition. The team’s performance in the upcoming match against Montenegro will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike, as they aim to turn their fortunes around in this critical stage of the tournament.