Armenia vs Montenegro Prediction & Preview - UEFA Nations League

·3 min read·By Denver

Armenia face Montenegro in the UEFA Nations League on Monday 28 September, with kick-off time, team news and our score prediction.

Four of Montenegro's last five matches have finished with them scoring exactly two goals, and that run is put to the test when Armenia and Montenegro meet in the UEFA Nations League on Monday, 28 September 2026. Both sides arrive on the back of opening wins in League C Group 2, with kick-off at the Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium in Yerevan set for 17:00 BST.

What time is Armenia vs Montenegro kick-off?

Armenia's UEFA Nations League Group C 2 meeting with Montenegro kicks off at 17:00 BST on Monday, 28 September 2026, at the Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium in Yerevan.

  • Fixture: Armenia vs Montenegro
  • Competition: UEFA Nations League, League C Group 2
  • Date: Monday, 28 September 2026
  • Kick-off: 17:00 BST
  • Venue: Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium, Yerevan

Full team news, line-ups and the result once it's in are on the Armenia vs Montenegro match page.

How has Armenia started the Nations League?

Armenia top League C Group 2 after beating Latvia 2-0 on matchday one, with goals from Georgiy Harutyunyan and Artur Gharibyan securing the win. That victory followed two 1-1 draws in June's international friendlies, against Moldova and Kazakhstan, so Armenia go into Monday's match unbeaten in three.

What is Montenegro's recent form?

Montenegro have won three, drawn one and lost one of their last five matches, beating Cyprus 2-1 on matchday one of this Nations League campaign. Before that they drew 2-2 away to Slovakia and won 1-0 away to Bulgaria in June, having lost 2-3 at home to Slovenia and beaten Andorra 2-0 at home in March. Manager Mirko Vučinić has overseen five wins, one draw and three defeats in nine matches since taking charge in 2025.

Does Montenegro's two-goal habit hold up?

Montenegro have scored exactly two goals in four of their last five matches, against Cyprus, Slovakia, Slovenia and Andorra, with only the 1-0 win at Bulgaria breaking the pattern. That habit hasn't been a reliable guide to the result, though. The same scoreline has produced two wins, a draw and a defeat, so the goals have gone in without settling matches either way.

Team news: who's missing on Monday?

Montenegro will be without Malmö winger Sead Hakšabanović for both matches against Armenia this window, the 28 September fixture and the return on 5 October, after he was withdrawn from the squad with a tendon injury. Left-back Andrija Ražnatović is also out, with Marko Perović promoted from the under-21 squad to cover. Armenia have lost both centre-backs called up for this camp: Sergey Muradyan left training on 23 September with an injury, and Styopa Mkrtchyan was already unavailable before the squad was named.

Armenia vs Montenegro prediction

Armenia should beat Montenegro in Monday's UEFA Nations League fixture in Yerevan, extending their unbeaten start to League C Group 2. Armenia are unbeaten in three, kept a clean sheet against Latvia and get this one at home, while Montenegro are missing Hakšabanović, their most direct attacking outlet, and Ražnatović at left-back. Montenegro have still scored in four of their last five matches, so Armenia's patched-up defence is unlikely to keep them out completely.

Our prediction: Armenia 2-1 Montenegro

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