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The match took place as part of the second round of the group stage of the UEFA Nations League. The national teams of Montenegro and Armenia are competing for access to the next stage of the tournament.
The Montenegro team defeated the Armenian team with a score of 3:2 in the second round match of the group stage of the UEFA Nations League. This was reported on the Soviet Sport website.
The meeting took place in Yerevan at the Vazgen Sargsyan Stadium on September 28. The guests opened the scoring in the 20th minute with an own goal from Eric Piloyan. Armenia equalized in the 34th minute through Artur Serobyan, but Nikola Krstovic put Montenegro ahead again four minutes later.
In the second half, Eduard Spertsyan restored the balance in the 65th minute. However, in the 89th minute, Aleksa Latkovic scored the decisive goal and brought the visitors victory.

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