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Wales - Armenia
Euro 2024 Qualifying - Cardiff City Stadium
3rd Round
Prediction 1
Wales Win-to-Nil
5/4 (2.25)
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Prediction 2
Under 2.5 Goals
21/20 (2.05)
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* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change.
Wales vs Armenia: Top Two Betting Tips
Here are our Euro 2024 predictions for Friday's Group D qualifier between Wales and Armenia. Wales have made a strong start to the Euro qualifiers, picking up a win and a draw in their opening two fixtures. Next up for Page's men is a home game against an Armenia side that lost their opening qualifying match at home to Turkey.
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Wales to Win-to-Nil
- Wales claim a win and a clean sheet in their last Euro qualifier against Latvia.
- Armenia have lost four of their last six international matches.
- Armenia hailed to score in their last away game against Albania.
Under 2.5 Goals
- Under 2.5 goals were produced when these two sides last locked horns back in 2001 (0-0).
- Five of Wales' last six outings have witnessed under 2.5 goals scored.
- Armeina's last away game produced under 2.5 goals (2-0 defeat against Albania).
Wales vs Armenia Odds and Probabilities
Last Five - Wales
11/09/23
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Latvia
Wales
0
2
W
07/09/23
International Match International
South Korea
Wales
0
0
D
19/06/23
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Turkey
Wales
2
0
L
16/06/23
Euro 2024 Qualifying Euro
Armenia
Wales
4
2
L
28/03/23
Euro 2024 Qualifying Euro
Latvia
Wales
0
1
W
Last Five - Armenia
11/09/23
Euro 2024 Qualifying Euro
Croatia
Armenia
1
0
L
08/09/23
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Turkey
Armenia
1
1
D
19/06/23
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Latvia
Armenia
1
2
W
16/06/23
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Wales
Armenia
2
4
W
28/03/23
International Match International
Cyprus
Armenia
2
2
D
Let's take a look at the latest markets and odds ahead of Wales vs Armenia.
Wales odds: 7/17 (1.41) – 70.8%
Draw odds: 19/5 (4.80) – 20.8%
Armenia odds: 8/1 (9.00) – 11.1%
*all odds provided are the best price at the time of publication and come from various bookmakers and therefore the probabilities won't always add up to 100%.
Wales are the expected winners of this game with a probability of 70.8%, but we are expecting a close and competitive 90-minutes in Cardiff. If you want more football betting tips on this Euro 2024 qualifier, then we suggest checking out the Both Teams to Score market. If, like us, you want to back BTTS – No on Friday you can get odds of 4/5 (1.80) which has a probability of 55.6%, while a bet on BTTS is valued at 11/10 (2.10) as things stand and has a probability of 47.6%.
Wales vs Armenia Lineups and Last Match
Wales
A solitary goal from Moore in the 41st-minute proved enough for Wales to secure all 3pts against Latvia in their last Euro qualifier back in March. Page's men have made a good start to life without Gareth Bale but still rely on their strong defence to get results. Along with Bale, Gunter, Allen and Williams have all retired from international football and there is a younger, fresher look to the latest Wales squad.
Predicted Lineup – Ward (GK), Roberts, Rodon, Ampadu, Williams, Mepham, Ramsey, James, Morrell, Wilson & Moore
Armenia
Armenia could only manage a draw at home to Cyprus in their last friendly match. Ranos scored twice in the game after Armenia had fallen behind late in the first half but the hosts conceded a late goal and the game ended in a 2-2 draw. Adamyan, Grigoryan, Hambardzumyan and Mkoyan have not been called up to the latest Armenia squad for one reason or another.
Predicted Lineup – Buchnev (GK), Haroyan, Piloyan, Hovhannisyan, Bichakhchyan, Davidyan, Barseghyan, Spertsyan, Iwu, Shaghoyan & Ranos
Starting Lineups
Wales
Armenia
*Lineups are usually announced 1hr before kick-off
Player to Watch: Kieffer Moore
The Bournemouth striker has taken well to life as an international player, scoring 10-goals in 33-caps for Wales so far.
Moore scored the winner against Latvia last time out and the target man will be expected to lead the line against Armenia on Friday. We're expecting another low-scoring game for Wales but if Page's men are to secure a win, our money would be on Moore scoring at least one of the goals.
With Bale now retired there is less pressure on this Welsh side and the likes of Moore are getting more chances to start games. Wales didn't perform at the World Cup and Bale looked pretty poor throughout the competition but now that he has hung up his boots there is more of a balance to the side, even if the quality isn't quite at the same level.
