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ArmeniavsFinland
Armenia vs Finland: head-to-head stats
Since 2004
Armenia
0
wins
draws
1
6 meetings
Finland
5
wins
Armenia and Finland have met 6 times since 2004: Armenia won 0, Finland 5, and 1 match was drawn. Finland lead the head-to-head by 5 wins. Goals: Armenia 1, Finland 11. Last meeting: Armenia 0–3 Finland (UEFA Euro qualification, Oct 15, 2019).
- First meeting
- Armenia 0–2 Finland
- Sep 8, 2004 · FIFA World Cup qualification
- Last meeting
- Armenia 0–3 Finland
- Oct 15, 2019 · UEFA Euro qualification
- Biggest Finland win
- Armenia 0–3 Finland
- Oct 15, 2019 · UEFA Euro qualification
Match preview and current form
The rivalry, match by match
6 meetings since 2004. Hover or tap a match for the details.
- Armenia win
- Draw
- Finland win
- World Cup or continental finals
- Bigger = wider margin
ARM=FIN
- 2000
- 2010
FIN +52004 · FIN ahead
↑ ARMFIN ↓
- 2000s: Armenia 1 goal, Finland 6 goals
- 2010s: Armenia 0 goals, Finland 5 goals
By competition
| Competition | P | ARM W | D | FIN W |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UEFA Euro qualification | 4 | 0 | 1 | 3 |
| FIFA World Cup qualification | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
All meetings
6 matches, newest first, with goalscorers where recorded.
- L0–3AUEFA Euro qualificationUEFA Euro qualification
Armenia: —
Finland: Fredrik Jensen 31', Teemu Pukki 61', Teemu Pukki 88'
- L0–2HUEFA Euro qualificationUEFA Euro qualification
Armenia: —
Finland: Fredrik Jensen 14', Pyry Soiri 78'
- L0–1AUEFA Euro qualificationUEFA Euro qualification
Armenia: —
Finland: Mika Nurmela 10'
- D0–0HUEFA Euro qualificationUEFA Euro qualification
- L1–3AFIFA World Cup qualificationFIFA World Cup qualification
Armenia: Armen Shahgeldyan 32'
Finland: Shefki Kuqi 9', Alexei Eremenko 28', Shefki Kuqi 87'
- L0–2HFIFA World Cup qualificationFIFA World Cup qualification
Armenia: —
Finland: Mikael Forssell 24', Alexei Eremenko 67'
Sources: martj42/international_results (international matches since 1872, MIT-licensed open dataset) and ESPN for the latest results and fixtures. Predecessor teams follow FIFA attribution (Yugoslavia → Serbia, Czechoslovakia → Czechia).
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