Scotland kicks up their UEFA Nations League campaign against Armenia, hoping to return stronger.

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Team	Bet365	Betway	1xbet
Scotland	1.33	1.38	1.38
Armenia	6.50	8.80	9.10

Scotland Vs Armenia Tip  and Prediction

Even though they were underdogs to beat Ukraine and Wales in a matter of days, Scotland head coach Steve Clarke and his team were confident in their ability to complete the task at hand.

Despite their eight-game undefeated streak and Ukraine’s lack of football, the visitors won 3-1 at Hampden Park, prolonging Scotland’s World Cup exile for at least another four years.

While there were times in the game when Scotland might have taken advantage, Ukraine squandered their chances, which led to their eventual defeat in Cardiff on Sunday.

In terms of the Tartan Army, dissatisfaction must be turned into drive, with the country ideally positioned to make a strong challenge for Nations League advancement if they can start with maximum points on Wednesday.

Clarke will be optimistic that they can gain control of League B Group 1 before a harder triple-header in September, with the Republic of Ireland and the reverse tie in Armenia yet to come before their June fixtures conclude.

After a loss in Norway at the end of March, Armenia coach Joaquin Caparros may have had to do some soul searching, knowing that he has limits when it comes to handling a part of the Mountaineers’ profile.

On the other hand, they may produce moments that will live long in the memories of their fans, such as a 1-0 triumph over Republic of Ireland, their first competitive victory since overcoming Iceland and Romania in World Cup qualification in March 2021.

Caparros will not get carried away at this point, especially given their priority of surviving in the second tier, but one more win in their next five games might be enough to fulfill that goal.

Apart from the Norway surrender, Armenia has had a pretty good recent record away from home, drawing in Croatia, North Macedonia, and Iceland, with Germany being their sole big defeat.

Conclusion

Given their previous history, this might be a far more competitive match than many people anticipate. While Scotland may need some time to recover from their defeat in Ukraine, we still anticipate Scotland to win this match, maybe by a single goal.