Over the next few days, we will see more Nations League games, including on Tuesday evening when Armenia hosts Estonia in Group C2.
Armenia head into this game on the back of a 2-1 defeat against North Macedonia, which means that the home team have now won just three of their seven games in the fledgeling competition.
The defeat last time out continued a high-scoring trend in the games in the competition, as their last four matches have now produced over 2.5 goals. That run was largely down to Armenia scoring at least two goals in their previous three games in the Nations League.
They have a decent home record so far in the relatively new competition, as they have now won two of their three home games, having also suffered one defeat. They have also scored at least twice in both of their home victories.
Armenia have a highly inconsistent recent home record of late, as they have won four and lost four of their previous eight games in all competitions.
Like their hosts, Estonia have a poor record in the Nations League, having recorded just one win in their previous seven games in the competition. A 1-0 home defeat against Georgia may not have come as a major surprise considering their previous record in the Nations League.
Their games in the competition have been low-scoring, with under 2.5 goals scored in six of their last seven matches.
After defeats in their opening two away games in the Nations League, Estonia recorded a 1-0 win in their last match on their travels in Greece. The game also saw the visitors score their first away goal in the competition, as they failed to score in their two previous away games in the competition.
Forebet predicts that the home team will record a victory in a low-scoring clash to kick-start their Nations League campaign.