Macedonia will use the October free date to host Armenia for a friendly. photo by FFM: moment of the match in September 2021 in Skopje It was already known that the match will take place, but FFM confirmed it just yesterday. They also announced that after some time the national team will be back in
Spanish coach Joaquín Caparrós, who is in charge at Armenia, called up 27 players for the final two World Cup qualifying matches. photo by FFA: the Armenians sing the anthem at Iceland last month Like Blagoja Milevski, Caparrós faces several problems with his squad. Veteran central defender Hrayr Mkoyan is out with an injury, while
Macedonia failed to use the home field advantage in Milevski’s debut as group leaders Armenia managed to hold our Lynx to a goalless draw. photo by FFM: Jahovikj between Voskanyan & Grigoryan In his first ever match as a senior national team coach Blagoja Milevski opted for a 4-2-3-1 formation with Stole Dimitrievski between the
Spanish coach Joaquín Caparrós, who leads Armenia, arrived in the Macedonian capital with 28 players for Thursday’s WC qualifier. photo by FFA: the Armenians before June’s friendly vs. Sweden The Armenians first arrived with 18 players on Monday with the rest joining the following days, except for experienced central defender Varazdat Haroyan will join the
New Armenian national team coach Joaquín Caparrós comes to face Macedonia without their biggest star Henrikh Mkhitaryan, with 8 debutantes and two former Vardar players. photo by FFA: the Armenians train prior their arrival in Skopje From this year Armenia is lead by Spanish coach Joaquín de Jesús Caparrós Camino who has big experience in
16th October 2018, 18.00 CET ARMENIA 4:0 MACEDONIA HT 1:0 Goals: 12′ Marcos Pinheiro Pizzelli, 67′ Yura Movsisyan, 81′ Gevorg Ghazaryan, 90’+4 Henrikh Mkhitaryan Stadium: Vazgen Sargsyan anvan Hanrapetakan Marzadasht in Yerevan Attendance: 8.300 ARM MKD 2. Artyom Khachaturov 20′ 1. Stole Dimitrievski (GK) 3. Varazdat Haroyan 57′ 3. Gjoko Zajkov 76′ 8. Marcos Pinheiro
New Armenian national team coach Armen Gyulbudaghyants revealed the list of summoned players for the crucial Nations League encounter against Macedonia at home and the must win match versus Gibraltar. photo by ARMSport: the Armenians sing their anthem before the Liechtenstein game in September Armenia got defeated 2:0 in Skopje in September and changed the
Macedonia defeated and outplayed its biggest rival for the first place in the Group D and tops the group with two wins from two matches. photo by Filip Zdraveski: view at the game After Thursday’s 2:0 road win over Gibraltar, Macedonia hosted table top rivals Armenia in Skopje in the second round of the UEFA
9th September 2018, 18.00 CET MACEDONIA 2:0 ARMENIA HT 1:0 Goals: 14′ (pen) Ezgjan Alioski, 59′ Goran Pandev Stadium: National Arena Philip II of Macedon in Skopje Attendance: 4,730 MKD ARM 1. Stole Dimitrievski (GK) 2. Hayk Ishkhanyan 4. Kire Ristevski 3. Varazdat Haroyan 5. Visar Musliu 6. Karlen Mkrtchyan 7. Ivan Trichkovski 56′ 9. Gor
Armenian national team coach Vardan Minasyan announced the squad list for the upcoming Nations League visit to Skopje where Armenia will match Macedonia in what is supposed to be a clash for the table top. photo by FFA: a recent photo of the Armenian national team Unlike the Macedonian coach who called up only 18