A match between North Macedonia and Armenia will take place in October

For the Armenian national team the match will be a home one, because the indoor multifunctional stadium, intended for competition in the fourth round, is located in Yerevan, and broadcasts to almost fifteen thousand spectators in its stands . There is no doubt that a lot of Macedonian fans will come to support their favorite team, but mostly, of course, Yerevan residents will gather to watch the historically important match.

League of Nations — an international organization created after the end of the First World War to avoid armed conflicts on the planet. It was she who, teaming up with UEFA, created a prestigious international football competition, which is held every two years. The tournament was first held six years ago, and at the moment can rightfully be considered traditional. The UEFA Nations League now replaces the international friendlies previously played in the FIFA International Match Calendar. This is a great opportunity for teams to prove themselves and show beautiful attacking football to the delight of loyal fans. For football fans the opportunity to cheer for their favorite teams in the stands of comfortable European stadiums. 

The Armenian national football team according to the FIFA rating as of April 4, 2024 occupies 95th place in the UEFA rating as of October 11, 2017 — 44th. As of May 2021, the national team is ranked 62nd in the FIFA rankings, and 38th in the UEFA rankings, which makes the Macedonians the clear favorites for the upcoming match. On the other hand, more than once outsider teams, from which no one particularly expected a bright breakthrough, suddenly, having discovered a second wind in themselves, turn the outcome of the game in decisive matches, amazing the fans. It may well happen that the home walls and the support of fans in the stands will turn out to be the driving force for the Armenians on the path to victory with the Macedonian national team.

The history of the Macedonian team is very thorny. Being part of Yugoslavia, it has more than once been excluded from international competitions or failed to qualify. For Armenia, after 1991, when the team developed under the auspices of the USSR, the times came when the national team was welcome in tournaments. At Euro 2020, the Armenians even managed to take fifth place in their group. Let's see who gets lucky in the League of Nations.