Latvia vs Montenegro Prediction & Betting Tips

Form: two very different pictures

Latvia's last five matches have brought no wins at all, just three draws and two defeats, and only a single goal scored across the lot. That's a side struggling to create or finish chances right now.

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Latvia: 5 completed matches; Montenegro: 7 completed matches.

Latvia

5 matches

Win

0% 0 / 5

Draw

60% 3 / 5

Loss

40% 2 / 5

Scored

1

Conceded

4

Difference

-3

Montenegro

7 matches

Win

57.1% 4 / 7

Draw

28.6% 2 / 7

Loss

14.3% 1 / 7

Scored

13

Conceded

9

Difference

+4

Montenegro, by contrast, have won four of their last seven, drawn two and lost only one, scoring thirteen goals along the way. They've clearly been the more threatening side in recent outings, even allowing for some looser friendlies in that sample.

Montenegro's recent scoring rate stands out next to Latvia's struggles at the other end.

Comparative Team Statistics: Latvia vs Montenegro

History: old meetings, no home win for Latvia

The three meetings on record go back to 2020 and 2021, all from a World Cup qualifying cycle plus a friendly. They finished 0-0, 1-2 to Montenegro away from home, and 1-1.

None of that is recent enough to say much about either side's current level, but it's notable that Latvia haven't beaten Montenegro in any of these earlier games.

Team news: not much to go on

The only player detail available is Nikola Krstović picking up an assist in a recent Montenegro appearance. It's a small sign he's been involved and contributing, but it doesn't tell us about the wider squad or who else might feature.

Montenegro:

Best assist providers:

N. Krstović - 1

There's nothing here on Latvia's side, so no read on fitness or selection for the hosts.

How this one might unfold

Given Latvia's recent difficulty scoring and Montenegro's much better run in front of goal, the pattern points to Montenegro carrying the more obvious attacking threat.

Latvia's draws suggest they can stay compact and avoid heavy defeats, so a tight, low-scoring contest wouldn't be a surprise even if Montenegro create the better chances.