Latvia vs Andorra: Prediction Odds & Betting Tips, 03/06/22, Team News and Lineups

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Latvia vs Andorra Free Predictions and Betting Tips

Bookmaker Ratings prediction one: Latvia to win – 1.52

Bookmaker Ratings prediction two: Both teams to score no – 1.52

Bookmaker Ratings prediction three: Latvia -1 goal handicap – 1.93

Latvia to Win

Despite the fact that the statistics are showing a lower probability for Latvia to win than Andorra, the bookies are favoring the host to win. To justify, Latvia are undefeated in their last four matches while Andorra lost seven of their last eight away fixtures.

Both Teams to Score No

Looking at the last six h2h meetings between Latvia and Andorra, we can see that in none of them both teams scored. In addition according to the stats, there is a 65% chance that we will not see goals at both ends in Friday’s match.

Latvia -1 Goal Handicap

In three of their six meetings with Andorra, Latvia covered the -1 goal handicap by winning three times by a margin of one goal or more. Andorra on the other side lost six of their last eight away matches by two goals or more.

Preliminary Review and Match Prediction for Latvia vs Andorra

Ranked 135th on the FIFA ranking system, Latvia are one of the modest footballing countries in Europe currently. Notably, the Latvian national team reached the 45th position as their highest rank in 2005 and appeared in the European Championship in 2004 in Portugal.

In their last appearance in the UEFA Nations League, coach Kazakevics’ team won one drew two, and lost one of their six matches finishing third in their group. Currently, Latvia are going into this match after a four-match unbeaten run, the last two being friendlies against Azerbaijan which Latvia won, and Kuwait which ended in a 1-1 draw.

Andorra on the other side are one of the minnows in European football ranked at 153, the last position in the continent. In the previous version of the Nations League, Andorra finished fourth and last in Group 1 of level four, drawing two and losing four of their six games.

Andorra’s best win came in their history came last year when they beat San Marino by 3-0 in the World Cup qualifications for Qatar 2022. However, coach Koldo Alvarez will have a tough task of looking for goals in Latvia as they failed to do so in their last six meetings.