In this evening's Europa League Group D matchup, Armenia will start a fierce battle with Croatia at home. The two teams are currently tied on points, and the battle for the right to leave the group has become a key battle. Although Croatia's strength is slightly better, but they won the last game, high morale, and in the history of the European Cup has a good record, half of the away win is not hopeless. (Kickoff at 00:00 on Tuesday morning)
Although Armenia has always been regarded as a third-rate team in Europe, its performance in this year's Europa League has been quite impressive, with two wins, one draw and one loss in the first four rounds of the tournament. However, it should be noted that Armenia has conceded goals in all four matches, especially against table-topping Turkey, and twice they failed to maintain the advantage after taking the lead. In the first round at home against Turkey, Armenia were defeated 1-2, while in their last away match, Armenia broke the deadlock early in the second half only to be leveled at 1-1 late in the game, showing inconsistency on the defensive end.
